Release of Archbishop Slipyi Seen as Hope for Religious Freedom
The Soviet Union freed Archbishop Joyf Slipyi of the Ukraine after 18 years of imprisonment. The act, praised by Pope John and others, is valued as a beacon against religious persecution and a potential step toward greater freedom of thought amid ongoing global suppressions.
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The
Soviet Union
Joyf Slipyi
Ukraine
Slipyi
Stalin
Vatican
Pope John
Russia
Strike discrimination shocks readers amid citywide newspaper strikes
The article notes ongoing newspaper strikes in Cleveland and New York and questions union officials' impartiality. It cites January and December contract data from unions and outlines a proposed wage and fringe benefits increase, while highlighting the plight of over 200 blind newsstand operators who lost livelihoods.
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Cleveland
New York
Typographical Union
L.T.U
Goldwater Attacks Federal Role in Education Debates
Barry Goldwater argues against expansive federal funding for education and reintroduces a plan offering tax relief for families with college students and a tax credit for homeowners to aid school maintenance and construction. He stresses education policy should stay at state and local levels, not federal control.
Presenting Own School Bill To End Federal Aid
A congressional speaker argues against federal aid for schools. He cites rising enrollments and local spending, contending state and local governments can fund education without Washington, and calls for restoring tax resources to states while criticizing federal control and waste. He asks for support and asks a question about stance.
Dominican Republic Ends Tyranny As Juan Bosch Becomes President
Washington reports Juan Bosch, a poet, will assume the Dominican Republic presidency marking the end of 31 years of dictatorship under Rafael Trujillo. The piece links U S support for dictators to regional unrest and notes Kennedy administration actions on anti dictatorship efforts and education funding debates.
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Washington
Kennedy
New Frontier
Congress
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Juan Bosch
Rafael Trujillo
Senate
Nelson Rockefeller
Cuba
Venezuela
Haiti
Latin
United States
Gov
Rockefeller
Robert Hinshaw
John Foster Dulles
Trujillo City
Trujillo
Jaragua
Col
Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
Trujillo’s
William D. Pawley
Henry Holland
Perez Jimenez
Donald Jackson
Calif
Gardner Withrow
Wis
Withrow
House of Representatives
U. S
Harvard students observe 30th billionth sunrise on roof
Five tuxedo clad students gathered on the Harvard Crimson Building rooftop in Cambridge to bow to Beethoven's Fifth Symphony and mark the so called rising sun as they left a pile of empty beer cans behind.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Harvard Crimson
Ambassador’s wife treats Guinea girl’s ear infection
In Conakry, U S Ambassador William Atwood’s household hosts a tall African father and his infected five year old daughter. Mrs Atwood cleans and dresses the ears with antiseptic wash and antibiotic salve after explaining proper piercings. The next day she returns for further care as two days weekly Mrs Atwood and Mrs Eugene Abrams continue embassy welfare efforts.
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Conakry
Guinea
U. S
William Atwood
Atwood
Eugene Abrams
Embassy Development
U.S. Aid in Guinea Impresses Despite Limited Scale
U S officials and volunteer aides work in Conakry hospitals delivering babies cleaning beds and assisting patients. The ambassador tours rural Guinea praising improvements while noting vast mineral wealth and education gaps as Soviet and other aid compete for influence.
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Conakry Hospital
Guinea
Africa
U. S
U.S
Editor's Mailbag Questions Scottsdale Bond Plan
Readers critique a $3,455,000 school bond for Scottsdale patching and expansion. Citizens press for economical use, note proposed site needs, and question leaflets and architect proposals while urging informed voting.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale High School
Mohave School
Shea Boulevard
Coronado High School
Yavapai
Hohokam
Tonaloa
Coronado
Arcadia
Leaflet Protest Over School Leaflet Home Visits
Parents rally against distributing leaflets to elementary students after consulting other guardians. Community members express strong objection to material sent home with children and seek clarity on school involvement and content.
Scottsdale Architects Request Fair Hiring Policy
A reader criticizes the Progress for reporting that five architects were hired for school design with preference to Scottsdale firms. The letter argues none hired were from Scottsdale and urges taxpayer support for local firms and timely streets and city buildings, urging readers to vote Tuesday.
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Scottsdale
Mountain States
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England
U.N
Katanga
Arizona Register
Catholic Diocese of
Tucson
Holy See
Rome
Barry Goldwater
Drew Pearson
Latin America
Igor Cassini
Nedys
Charles Wrightsmans
Palm Beach
White House
Capitol Hill
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Supreme Court
South
Cardinal Spellman
Kennedy Foundation
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount Pictures
David Rose
Jack Lawrence
Chevalier
Charlie Chaplin
Switzerland
Yugoslavia
de Gaulle
Pearson
Olympus
Interlandi
Lalming
Skethes
Ralph McGill
McGill
Miscellaneous Fund
Gene Walker
W. 6Th St
Charles C. Holt
Scottsdale Council of
PTA
Holt
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