Morocco Frontiers in Flux as Spain Proposes Conference
Madrid officials shift from quiet stance to assert Moroccan policy, following Ahmed Belafrej’s New York proposal for a tri partite Morocco conference under Spanish auspices. Belafrej’s Madrid visit precedes a Spanish note to France outlining Madrid’s Moroccan position.
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Nana
Spain
North Africa
New York
Ahmed Belafrej
Istiqlal Party
Belafrej
Excavations Reveal Tomb of Peter at Grado
Excavations at Grado near Aquileia uncover a Latin tombstone claiming Here Reposes Peter son of Olimpio the Jew. Dated to early July in the bishop's fourth year, the artifact suggests a Jewish community flourished at Aquileia and a militant church nearby. The stone is laid horizontally, a rare find, and scholars note its inscription links to early Christian and Jewish histories.
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Milan
Grado
Adriatic
Aquileia
Trieste
Peter
Papario
Olimpio
Jesus
Retired Professor Enrolls as Student at Michigan
Dr. F. W. Plunkett, 75, former head of Arkansas State College English, enrolls at the University of Michigan to study creative writing. He holds degrees from several institutions and has a varied career including fig farming and dairy farming before earning a PhD at Indiana.
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Jonesboro
Ark
F. W. Plunkett
Arkansas State College
University of Michigan
University of Missouri
Plunkett
Texas
Rice Institute
University of Texas, University of Chicago
University of Indiana
Arkansas State
Religious Faith Kept By Germans
Berlin report notes Germany maintains strong religious faith despite Nazism and Communism. About 24 million Protestants and 22 million Catholics out of 48 million people. East Germany shows eight in ten Protestants with six percent unaffiliated. In West Germany a public poll finds nearly one third attend church weekly, with Catholics attending at triple the Protestant rate.
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Germany
East
West Germany
East Germany
Reds Laud Youth For Betraying Dad In Red China Tale
Peiping's China Youth Daily prints a dramatic narrative about Wei Kuo-Chu, a Shanghai student who betrays his father to win party praise. The piece cites his father Wei Chih-Ming as a counterrevolutionary, detailing his wartime and postwar actions and a warning to his son about joining the league. Concluded on Page 2.
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Nana
Pei- Ping
China Youth Daily
New Democratic,Youth League
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Communist Party
Wei Kuo-Chu
Shanghai Shih Tung Mid
Dle Schoo
New Democratic Youth League
Wei Chih-Ming
Soochow Kiangsu
Shanghai-Woosung
Smiling War Covers Top Of World
Report to the joint chiefs describes a tense patrol near the Bering Sea as Soviet and American jets observe each other without engagement. A Navy plane strayed north and Russian pilots approached but no shots were fired and there was no escalation.
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Washington
Nana
Bering Sea
Interjean
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Navy
U S Business Firms Aid Women's Colleges
New York reports that American firms will fund scholarships at women’s colleges. Proctor & Gamble will underwrite 400 four year scholarships to women’s colleges annually and 200 more for both sexes at 30 privately endowed schools. Executives say support reflects undervalued contributions of women’s colleges.
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New York
America
Proctor & Gamble Co
Cincinnati
Exile Leader Truchnovich Reported Dead in East Germany
Alexander Truchnovich, White Russian exile leader kidnaped by Soviet agents in Berlin in 1954, has died behind the iron curtain. A Svenska Dagbladet dispatch cites the anti Bolshevik NTS as confirming the death. NTS smuggles anti Soviet publications into East Germany.
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NANA
Alexander Truchnovich
Berlin
Svenska Dagbladet
Stockholm
N.T.S
Russian National Labor Alliance
Trudinovich
N.ts
Soviet Union
East Germany
Truchnovich
West Berlin
Revision Demands Increase in NATO Optimism
In Europe a new view grows that NATO’s future is bright despite doom forecasts. Proponents say strength in being and big numbers defined NATO’s era, while the global picture has shifted. Concluded on page 4.
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Omer Anderson
Bonn
Nana
Europe
NATO
Western
Weirdest Creatures Captured In Africa By Carroll In Cairo
Wyman Carroll, a dealer for zoos and scientists, captured rare animals including a seven foot pangolin after a four month trek in West Africa. He smuggled the seven foot creature on a freighter and hid it in a ship's locker and later in a naval launch. The pangolin is now in a zoo.
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Cairo
Nana
Wyman Carroll
Spanish Guinea
West Africa
Carroll
Spain
Cardiz
Barcelona
Night club marries rise above St Anne's chapel in Soho
In London Soho the Tahiti Club operates upstairs in a bomb damaged church premises once St Anne's. Gilbert France, former French officer turned host, says couples marry upstairs while parish services continue below. The church foundation stone dates to 1677.
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Soho
France
Nana
Propretor
Gilbert France
Tahiti
St. Anne’s
Church of St. Anne
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