Church leaders back joint Protestant Catholic world action
Protestant leaders of eight nations favor collaboration with the Roman Catholic Church to present a world Christian viewpoint on peace problems ahead of world statesmen. The questionnaire responses were discussed at a four day Cambridge conference, with New York and Philadelphia church officials calling for moral pressure on leaders.
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London
Whey
World Council of Churches
Vatican
World Council
Drip Waller W. van Kirk
New York City
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Cambridge
United States
England
Scotland
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Denmark
Netherlands
John Foster Dulles
Federal Council of Churches Commission On A Just and Durable
Catholic Church
World Council Ateast
Frederick Nolte
Philaidelphia
Mount Airy Lutheran *Theological Seminary
New Zealand Council of Churenes
Falional Council
Typhoon Safe Guam Model Under Construction in California
A 120 by 120 foot scale model of Guam harbor is being built in Azusa California to study typhoon protection. The one to three hundred scale harbor includes waves and current measurements to guide breakwaters bulkheads ships and dry docks. Completion is expected in a year with an estimated cost of 275000 by the Navy.
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Washington
Guam
Azusa
Calif
Navy
Five Schools Plan Jet Research Contracts with Navy
A Princeton University team and four other colleges joined a two year Navy research pact for basic studies in jet propulsion and rocket devices. The initiative, announced by President Harold W. Dodds, includes Cornell, New York University, Purdue, and the Polytech Institute of Brooklyn. Syria Rejects British Palestine Talks Invitation in Cairo.
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Erinceton
N.S. A
Princeton University
Navy
Harold W. Dodds
Cornell
New York University
Purdue
Palylerhale Institute of Brooklyn
Troops Move in Iran Gulf Area Ahead of Possible Conflict
Britain and India announce precautionary troop shifts in the Persian Gulf amid South Iran disturbances. London and New Delhi offer differing explanations, with Basra relief cited and an equivalent withdrawal planned, calling the action a relief operation rather than reinforcement.
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Hersian Gulf
Iran
India Office
New Delhi
Bombay
Basra
Iraq
South Tran
Foreign Office
India
Chiang Kai-Shek Seeks Last Minute Peace Formula
Government agencies claimed General Chiang Kai-Shek had a sudden peace formula as clashes continued between government and Communist forces following yesterday's bombing of Yenan. The Communists acknowledged the attack on a government plane but denied targeting their own military HQ, while U.S. envoy Newhall traveled to Kuling to consult with Chiang without revealing details.
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Saprday
Chiang Kai-Shek
Ching
Yenan
Chieng
Cenral
U. S
Newhur
Kuling
Truman sends birthday greetings to King Haakon of Norway
President Truman telegraphed birthday greetings to King Haakon of Norway on his anniversary. The message conveyed the congratulations and best wishes of the American people and the President on the occasion.
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Washington
INS
President Truman
King Haakon
Norway
United States
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