Holy Sepulchre repairs stalled by sectarian dispute
The Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem faces a halt in restoration as Armenian Catholic and other Christian sects clash over rights of possession and use. A proposed inter faith commission under the League of Nations framework seeks to define duties for all six churches, with UN backing hoped to break the deadlock and permit repairs to proceed.
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Alan McGregor
Britain
Jerusalem
Jorden
United Nations
Lael
Palestine
Christ
Church of Athells
Chris
Holy Land
Church of Thel
Jargelis
Trainat
League of Nations
U.N
U. S
Bethlehem
Upstate
New York
Iee
Wasted Press
International News Service
Syracuse
N. Y
Lausche Lions The Political Stage Notion Of A Run
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche remains noncommittal about his political future while southern Democrats signal possible backing. The veteran leader, famed for oratorical restraint, teases a bid for "something" in 1956 or beyond, keeping rivals guessing and earning both praise and derision across the party.
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Ianiin
Hayden Washington
Nana
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Richard Russell
Georgial
Allan Shivers
Texas
Dixie
Lausche
Lone Wolf
Frank Lausche
Nutral
Builders Create Center as San Francisco Material Library
San Francisco engineer Victor M. Di Suvero opened the Construction Materials Center a three dimensional catalog and reference library for the building industry. The center offers samples and brochures from about 400 manufacturers for home builders architects and contractors with display panels drawers and testing apparatus. It aims to help select interior materials heating fixtures and finishes and plans a future research center to gauge builder and consumer reaction to new products.
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San Francisco
Victor M. di Suvero
San Francisco Bay Area
Partis
DiSevera
Reds Plan Air Coup in Jetliner Push to Europe
The Soviet Union signals an aerial propaganda move by debuting jet airliners for European routes. Aeroflot representatives press Western governments for landing rights as they anticipate jet service next year. General statements by Vassily Zakharov in Moscow indicate jets will join operations within 1958.
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BOM
NANA
Soviet Union
East
Europe
Aeroflot
Scandinavia
Russia
Fiy
Vassily Zakharov
Civil Air Service
Moscow
Rustin
Klaus E. Necwann
Ottawa
Wana
Canada
North Pole
Lows St. Laurent
House of Commons
Senate Gas Bill Tests Democratic Unity in 1960s Fight
The proposed natural gas bill to exempt well head prices from federal control faces a party split risk in the Senate. Leader Lyndon Johnson must navigate a delicate path after a mixed House vote and ongoing Commerce Committee approval.
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David Barnett Washington
Nana
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Commerce Committee
Paul H
Russians Probe Arctic Presence Irritating Canada
Ottawa reports show Russian scientists entered the Arctic and drift stations were set on ice floes near the Pole. Canada protests lack of a defined northern boundary and asserts sovereignty over northern lands.
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Canada
Pole
North
Starting a Small Business Advice From Industry Leader
Franklin Elias of Coastal Commercial Corp cautions new investors to seek expert venture capital guidance before starting. He notes location and population matter, but the single best sign is a business failure record, with California Colorado and New York showing the most failures last year.
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New York
Nana
Franklin Elias
Coastal Commercial Corp
Elias
California
Colorado
South Dakota
Funi
Mayflower replica sails in British yard amid Santa Klaus talk
Reports detail a new Mayflower replica under construction in Brixham Devonshire as historians explore the original ship’s design for a potential 1950s cross Atlantic voyage. The piece also notes a Vienna Christkindl post office project and U S disarmament debates shaping public opinion.
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Heva
Devonshire
Brixham
Plymouth
National Geographic
Society
New England
Vienna
United States
Britain
Santa's
Atlantic
Austrcia
In Europe Soviet diplomacy seen to curb U S strength
U S military quarters in Europe view Geneva talks as a bid by the Soviets to blunt U S nuclear power. They doubt any genuine move to reduce tension and fear Moscow uses conferences as propaganda to disarm the United States.
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Omer Anderson Bonn
Nana
America
Europe
Geneva
U. S
Russia
Prussia
United States
Banjo Makes Bright Return Across American Hubs
A revived nationwide interest in the banjo sparks amateur groups from Portland to Cambridge. Oregon Journal editor Dre Harry Leeding dusts off his long neglected instrument and joins after hours jam sessions. Harvard students form banjo circles while MIT groups begin.
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America
American Music Conference
Portland
Dre
Harry Leeding
The
Oregon Journal
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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