Religious youth union meeting sparks social debate in 1950s
A fragmented report describes a Catholic youth union gathering addressing labor issues and wages, with speakers like Kraus of San Antonio’s St Joseph’s Society noting church support for collective bargaining. The tale blends religious tolerance with industry concerns and mentions partnerships with CCU conferences and local groups.
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Cathoy Pinot
Lyne oMtatels Ntyfeormed
Reland Negra
Texag
Actaulty
Kraus
Wurzbach
ORK
NotIig
Callie Central Union
Wurtbach
San’ Antonio
Ste Joseph's
So Gety
CCU
Doctor Urges Judges to Try Getting Drunk
London AP report says a British doctor urged judges and legal officials handling drunken driving to test themselves after drinking. He cites blood alcohol estimates and claims many magistrates would not label a driver drunk with 40 to 50 units. critics call the idea unsafe and impractical.
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London
Archieay
Ave
De.b. M
National Institute For Med
A. Portale
Justice Wright
Soliey
Dado
Drumken
Wright
Saunder
British Medical Association
Vanviers
Wrights
Suggeslon
John Lockwood
Igarby
Romford
Hue
South
UPI
Sfauidhiste
Lai Vriment
Ngé Dinh
Apollo Price Tag Question Prompts Space Cost Debate
Cape Canaveral reports the Apollo program cost estimates ranging from 20 to 40 billion dollars as NASA signs the two largest contracts in agency history. North American Aviation wins 84.4 million for initial development of the command and service modules, while Grumman Kerr Aerospace secures 387.9 million for the lunar excursion module. Contracts extend to 1995.
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Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Norih American Aviation Inc
Fle Mdon
Narlier
NASA
Gruiaman
Hye
Unlil Immid
Teenage Mob Smashes Stores in Oakland Night
About 1,000 youths gathered after a movie closing, fought near a theater in Oakland and spilled onto Broadway. Police reported fights between teenagers, the theater was closed, and several stores had their windows smashed with boots and fists as officers tried to restore order.
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Oakland
Galif
Broadway
Senate Antitrust Chairman Named
Senate Antitrust Chairman designation circulated as Sen. Eastland of Mississippi to lead the committee with pending appointments and a new member expected to join the panel as actions move forward in Washington.
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Senate Antitrust
Washington
APY
Phil Trust
James 'O
Eastland
D-Mi
Soys
D-Tenn
Psouthemmer
Accidents Kill 2 Americ Americans in France
Two U S servicemen were killed and a third injured in separate road crashes near RHETMS France. Capt Roland Puccinelli and Chief Warrant Officer Elmery Murphy were among the casualties. Murphy sustained facial injuries and was listed in satisfactory condition at the American Military Hospital.
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Rhetms
France
UPI
Lyday
Roland Puccinelli
Calif
Elmery Murphy
Mian
Hos- Nailal ab-Yerdan
Mediterranean
Snear
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