Unrest Fails To Impede Catholic Missions Worldwide
Fides reports 1961 mission activity held or increased globally except Central Africa. Catholic populations grew by over 1 million in parts of Africa and 365,000 in non communist Asia, with notable baptisms in Korea and Quinhon Viet Nam. Lay helpers expand, education broadens, while danger rises in Cameroun and Laos.
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Fides
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Oceania
Europe
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Ruanda Urundi
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Tanganyika
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South Africa
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Congo
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Peru
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Mexico
Laos
China
Device tracks nuisance crank calls via new lock-in line
A Rochester New York research team unveiled a device that lets telephone owners lock in a caller with a button, triggering an alarm at the telephone company to identify the fault line. It allows the recipient to hang up and still reach police or the company without losing the trapped circuit. General Dynamics said it will be widely available after repeated nuisance calls and is already in service in some Midwestern areas.
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General Dynamics Telecommunication Engineers
Rochester
N.Y
General Dynamics
McCormick
Jet Disaster Tragedy Strikes March Air Force Base
The Air Force investigates the first major jet crash at the base in five years after a supersonic six-jet B47 bomber crashed on takeoff. All three crew members aboard were killed Maj. Clarence W. Garrett Jr. 39 Maj. James F. Belt 28 Capt. Constino L. Segalla 38. A fourth crewman was grounded by illness.
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Clarence W. Garrett Jr
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James F. Belt
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Constino L. Segalla
Arnold Heights
Donald B. Hutkins
Lower trans Atlantic air fares seen as possibility
New York report notes eight major carriers met in Bermuda and tentatively agreed to move the present off season Europe fare to a year around basis. The goal is to boost jetliner seats during slack late fall winter and early spring months with possible benefits for budget travelers this summer.
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Stock Exchange Faces Choice of Regulation or SEC Oversight
Washington AMEX weighs self discipline against tougher SEC policing after a 127 page SEC staff report criticizes widespread rule enforcement failures. The study targets Edward T. McCormick and Gilligan, Will & Co. for supervision and conflict concerns while noting Mooney’s ties to certain specialists.
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UPI
American Stock Exchange
AMEX
Securities and Exchange Commission
Edward T. McCormick
Exchange
Gilligan, Will & Co
Michael E. Mooney
The
McCormick
Laos Aid Plan Question Still To Be Settled
Washington reports the United States has not decided on suspending its $2 million monthly aid to Laos. Officials say the move could pressure Laotian leaders toward coalition talks amid fears of renewed civil war between Communist and pro-Western factions. A Geneva accord on peacekeeping remains contingent on coalition government among princes Boun Oum Souvanna Phouma and Souphanavong.
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Laos
Washington
UPS
United States
Boun Oum
Geneva
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanavong
World Records Shattered At Arizona Livestock Show
Two world records fell at the Arizona National Livestock Show in Phoenix as Charolais bull calves sold for 4500 dollars each and an average of 3332 dollars was paid for 14 purebred Charolais bulls and females. Arizona breeders claimed seven of ten grand championships across five divisions, with notable sales to Cliff Robertson of Oregon and Keith Mets of California. The event totaled 84650 dollars from Charolais breeders and 85694.15 dollars from Arizona fed steer sales, with grand champions named in Hereford Angus Brangus and Charolais divisions.
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Phoenix
APS
Arizona
Arizona Cattle Breeders
Triple A
Cliff Robertson
Harper, Ore
Keith Mets
Holtville
Calif
United States
Arizona Fed
Rosen Meat Packing Co
Herschede
Springerville
Foy Herschede
Tucacacori
University of Arizona
Blue Sky Farms
Kearney
Bruce Church, Inc
Yuma
Clear Creek Ranch
Grenada
Miss
Pan-Gil Ranch
Rock Springs
Tex
Triple A Ranch
Warner Brothers Seeks High Court Review of Garner Back Salary Case
Warner Brothers asks California Supreme Court to hear an appeal after a lower court favored actor James Garner in a salary dispute. Garner, known for Maverick, won back pay despite the 1960 writers strike. WB argues the ruling creates a dangerous precedent.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Warner Brothers Studios
California Supreme Court
James Garner
Garner
Warner Brothers
Caution Urged By Vet Group On Military Influence
American Veterans Committee warned a Senate subcommittee that officers passing personal ideas to troops could endanger civilian control of the armed forces, stressing the tradition spanning 160 years. The caution outlined risks to professional neutrality and military discipline.
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Washington
UPI
The
American Veterans Committee
Senate Special Preparedeness
Death of Former Solon John D Hoblitzell Jr
Former U S Senator John D Hoblitzell Jr 49 died at home of a heart attack in Clarksburg West Virginia He led the Republican campaign to a major statewide victory 24 years earlier and succeeded Senator M M Neely in 1957 before losing a bid for a full term details note chest pains Friday night illness began about 1 am and he died at 3 am He was a banker and insurer by business interests
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Clarksburg
W.va
UPI
U.S
John D. Hoblitzell, Jr
GOP
Sen
M.M. Neely
Hoblitzell
Scarbeck Term Reduction Refused by Federal Judge
A federal judge denied Irvin C. Scarbeck's request to reduce his 30 year sentence for passing security information to Communist agents. The ruling upheld the long prison term and follows disclosures of the case in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Irvin C. Scarbeck
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