Tito Break With Vatican Deepens Western Italy Strife
The break between Marshal Tito and the Vatican stirs U S concern over uniting anti Soviet states in Europe and the Trieste dispute with Italy. The report notes Tito's doctrinaire communism and Yugoslavia's military aid to the West, while warning of possible Congress friction and stalled Trieste talks.
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John M. Hightower
Associated Press
Washington
Marshal Tito
Vatican
Europe
Yugoslavia
Italy
Tito
Trieste
Congress
Russia
U. S
Britain
France
Truman
Adriatic Sea
Dutch Voters Back European Unity in Two Cities
In Bolsward 84 percent of registered voters supported a united Europe, while Delft showed 70 percent in favor. Bolsward has about 7,500 residents and Delft about 64,000, reflecting strong early public backing for European solidarity in these Dutch centers.
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Bolsward
Europe
Delft
Man Without Country Still On Ferry Boat
Michael Patrick O'Brien, a 57-year-old man born in the United States but labeled Hungarian by the State Department, begins his fourth month of ferry trips between Hong Kong and Macau. He has completed 74 round trips and spent 19 days in drydock, unable to disembark at either end due to immigration not recognizing him.
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Hong Kong
Michael Patrick O’brien
Macau
O'Brien
U. S
State Department
St. Louis Chest Short of Campaign Goal by $202,686
The St. Louis Community Chest ended its 1953 drive $202,686 short of the $5,553,000 goal after a two month campaign extended once. Louis A. Hager Sr., general campaign chairman, urged late donations to fund 103 health and welfare agencies next year.
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St. Louis
Authorities Suggest Captain Kidd Suffered Political Intrigue
Some authorities contend Captain Kidd was not a pirate but a victim of political maneuvering, arguing framed acts and hidden interests shaped his downfall.
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Captain Kidd
Regional meeting launches Illinois Children and Youth program
Representatives from 20 area counties gathered at Southern Illinois University for the first grass roots project of the Illinois Commission on Children and Youth. The group includes co chairs Dr R F Son Murphysboro and Mrs H Hershey and many named officials from Carbondale Johnston City Cobden Harrisburg and other communities.
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Illinois Commission On Children and Youth
Southern Illinois University
Standing
Carol Goldstein
Left
Chicago
Priscilla Metcalf
Johnston City
L. R. Gilliland
Cobden
Russell Ren
Ide
Carbondale
Elsie
Trampe
Golconda
Lorene Calvert
Sparta
R. F. Son
Murphysboro
Marshall Hiskey
Harry Foehling
Red
Marella Kaufman
H. Whiting
Dongola
Vet Robbins
Carmi
George Blacker
Norris City
John W. Harriss
Regional effort targets child welfare across Southern Illinois
Citizens from 20 southern counties launch an Illinois Commission on Children and Youth grass roots project after a regional meeting at Southern Illinois University. They will address health services, education, counseling, recreation, and combating prejudice to ensure every child gains secure homes, strong guidance, and supportive communities.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University
Illinois Commission On Children and Youth
Marshall Hiskey
SIU Guidance and Special Education
Illinois
White House
Du Quoin to Vote on New High School Bond
About 6 500 voters are eligible to vote Saturday on an 860 000 bond to build a new Du Quoin Township High School The plan includes a gymnasium with seating for 4 000 and an auditorium for 730 The water board warns restraint on washing cars and strict enforcement to curb wastage with potential water service discontinuation for violators
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du Quoin
du Quoin Township
Christopher lifts car washing ban in city action
The Christopher water committee and city council today lifted the ban on car washing within the city limits. Officials stated the move unlocks normal use of water and will impact residents and local businesses.
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Christopher
Christopher Water Committee
Pvt Schmitto Changes Train for Truck
Pvt Levi V Schmitto whose parents live on Route 2 Carbondale is serving with the European Command Communications Zone in France. The Zone handles convoys from French ports to U S forces in Germany with headquarters at Orleans and a base section at La Rochelle. He entered the Army last February and was formerly employed by the Illinois Central Railroad.
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Pvt
Levi V. Schmitto
Route 2
Carbondale
European Command Communications Zone
U. S
Germany
Orleans
France
la Rochelle
Schmitto
460Th Transportation Amphibious Truck Company
Iinois Central Railroad
Private Hastings of Hell on Wheels in Germany
Pvt. Paul D. Hastings of Bushnell with the 2d Armored Division in Germany conducts training maneuvers in the U S Occupation Zone as part of the NATO Army. The unit, nicknamed Hell on Wheels, was among the first American outfits to reach Berlin near the end of World War II. Hastings, who enlisted last May, trained at Fort Riley and attended Johnston High School.
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Europe
NATO
U. S
Germany
Berlin
Hastings
Fort Riley
Kans
Johnston
Diesels Dominate U.S. Rail Freight and Passenger Service
The Association of American Railroads says diesel locomotives handle about 65 percent of freight, 70 percent of passenger, and 75 percent of yard operations nationwide. Most railroads aim for full dieselization.
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New York
Association of American Railroads
Railway Group
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