Talkathons push religious freedom at World Council gathering
UPI reports the World Council of Churches approved a 600 word call for governments to guarantee religious liberty. Delegates from Western Michigan and Michigan State universities competed to outdo each other while debating admission of Communist China to the United Nations. The assembly, including Russian Orthodox representatives, framed the demand broadly against communist states without naming targets.
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UPI
General Assembly
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World Council of Churches
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Illinois
Michigan
Western Michigan University
University of Illinois
Michigan State University
China
United Nations
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Irresistible clash over oak tree blocks home move
Detroit area residents hear a council debate over whether a large oak tree owned by Mrs. Lester Becker must be cut or moved to permit contractor Paul Flahaugh to relocate a one story brick house. Public Works Commissioner T F Johnson delays action until tonight.
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Rockford
Paul Flahaugh
Lester Becker
Top Labor Leaders Swap Sharp Words
AFL-CIO President George Meany and Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther clash over organizing activity as Hoffa presses Teamsters for readmission. The rift between two veteran leaders widens ahead of the AFL CIO convention in Florida with Hoffa signaling a possible Teamsters exit.
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Fla
Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Auto Workers
Walter Rauther
Meany
Reuther
CIO
Labor Movement
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Reuthers
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Miami Beach
Hoffa
Teamsters
Afl-Cio Building Trades Union
Auto
Teamster
Crili
Senate
State GOP Plans 1962 Victory Hopes on Conservative Trend
California Republicans aim to ride a conservatism wave to 1962 state office victories. The California Republican Assembly, an unofficial volunteer group, endorsed candidates and heard Nixon campaign on welfare-state criticisms of Gov. Edmund G. Brown, who faces charges of fiscal mismanagement and spending excesses. Candidates Harold J. Powers and Joseph C. Shetler appeared. Goodwin J. Knight sent a press secretary as Knight is hospitalized for hepatitis.
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Santa Maria
UPI
California
California Republican Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Nixon
CRA
Long Beach Daily Notices Include Miscellaneous Classified Line
A fragmented Local notice from Long Beach lists miscellaneous entries with names and figures such as a $2.55 amount and a $527.00 figure, referencing a daily publication at Stone Pine Ave. and noting a Sunday-excluded schedule. The garbled text mentions a congress member and various proper nouns, indicating a late-era press entry without clear context or complete items.
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Long Beach
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Avdif Buzend
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