Nehru urges peaceful paths for world church leaders
New Delhi Dec 4 Prime Minister Nehru urged World Council of Churches leaders to tackle global issues with a friendly spirit rather than cold war hostility He said peace requires peaceful methods and warned against war psychosis He noted realists may seem unrealistic yet stressed approaching issues with civility and mutual respect to aid solution.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
General Assembly
World Council of Churches
Franklin Clark Fry
Walker Will Go It Alone in Anti-Communist Campaign
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker says he will operate solo in his fight against communism. He will not affiliate with any organization and will act independently with a personal staff to handle correspondence and assistance. Walker says he remains a private figure and intends to keep his programs himself.
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John Birch Society
Council Revises Constitution to Biblical Foundation
The council reworks its charter to anchor on a biblical basis. It now requires belief in the Trinity and the Bible as the rule of faith in addition to accepting Jesus Christ as God and savior.
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God
Savior
Soldiers Lee Latham York Sentenced to Hang
Two AWOL soldiers James D. Latham and George R. York were formally sentenced to death for the murder of Otto E. Zeigler in Oakley Kansas. The judge overruled defense motions for retrial and set execution for January 30 at Lansing State Prison.
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Kansas State Prison
Lansing
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Latham
York
Albert E. Reed
Litchfield
Ill
Edwardsville
Martin Drew Drenovac
Granite City, Ill
Fiscal Study Chief Quits
Evanston December 4 AP Dr Simeon E Leland resigns as chairman of the Illinois Revenue Commission saying lack of funds halted the unit last summer Leland, Northwestern University liberal arts college dean, urged Gov Kerner to name to the new commission lawmakers who served on the joint revenue committee.
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Simeon E. Leland
Illinois Revenue Commission
Leland
Otto Kerner
Northwestern University
Liberal Arts’ College
Illinois
Kerner
Joint Revenue Committee
Two Vehicle Collision in Herrin Leaves Drivers Uninjured
Saturday night crash on 600 block of S 17th St Herrin involved George Capps and Edna Wiggins. Both drivers were examined at Herrin Hospital and released. No injuries reported.
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Herrin
George Capps
Edna Wiggins
Herrin Hospital
S. 17Th St
True Facts About Hearing Free Booklet Offer
A free booklet titled True Facts About Hearing is offered to readers with minor hearing problems. Request a copy by writing Hearing Box 1415 Dept 1202 Peoria Illinois in a plain wrapper. the information promises to improve hearing understanding and life.
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Peoria
Ilinois
Former Marion Man Dies in California
Richard Orval McCluckie 57 formerly of Marion died Sunday in Modessa California county hospital He was born September 14 1904 in Morris to William and Margaret Patterson McCluckie He was an electrician He leaves a sister Mrs Margaret Franklin of Marion The body will be brought to Mitchell Funeral Home of Marion Funeral arrangements are incomplete
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Marion
Modessa
Calif
Morris
William and
Margaret Patterson McCluckie
Mr. McCluckie
Mrs
Margaret Franklin
Mitchell Funeral Home
Hawaii’s Kilauea Crater Size Report
Hawaii’s Kilauea Crater is described as the world’s largest active crater with dimensions around three miles long two miles wide and depths ranging from 200 to 700 feet. The report notes its immense scale and geological prominence.
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Hawaii
Kilauea
Hope Suffers Head Cut During Skit
Comedian Bob Hope received a two inch forehead cut when a champagne bucket struck him during a skit for his December 13 television show. Actress Nancy Kwan was with him as two movie stars in a Bel Air fire scene. Hope resumed filming after applying an adhesive forehead patch.
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Bob Hope
Hope
Nancy Kwan
Bel-Air
George Callais Dies At 64 In Vergennes
George Callais 64 of Rt 2 Vergennes died Friday at Doctors Hospital Carbondale after an extended illness. A farmer born April 23 1897 in St Clair County he lived in Vergennes 16 years. He is survived by wife Ella Meininger sons George Jr Edelstein Charles Navy Lamoine Vergennes daughters Dorothy LePere Monmouth Pauline Miller Murphysboro a brother John Murphysboro a sister Rosa Weir Belleville and 14 grandchildren Funeral services at Crawshaw Mortuary Murphysboro pending arrival of son Charles on military duty overseas.
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Pauline Callais
Vergennes
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George Jr
Edelstein
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United States Navy
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Dorothy LePere
Monmouth
Pauline Miller
Murphysboro
John Callais
Illinois Criminal Code Conference Attended by Ridgeway
Jackson County state's attorney William Ridgeway will attend a law conference on the new Illinois Criminal Code in Chicago from Wednesday to Saturday.
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William Ridgeway
Jackson County
Chicago
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