Young GOP censures two senators over Strauss vote
At the national Young Republican convention in Denver, a resolution censuring Sens. Margaret Chase Smith and William Langer for opposing Lewis Strauss's confirmation as commerce secretary drew swift reaction. Senate leaders argued the fight should not be party driven. Ned Cushing, 35, of Downs Kansas, won the chairmanship in a contest with Sam Young.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
William Langer
N.D
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Commerce
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Eisenhower
Strauss
Everett M. Dirksen
Washington
Dirksen
U. S. Supreme Court
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A Downs
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Sam Young
Chicago
Cushing
John Asbrook
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Dodge challenges traffic charge over right of way
Lucien G. Dodge faced a minor traffic collision charge for violating the right of way. He refused to forfeit a $25 bond, subpoenaed many defense witnesses including the police chief, and was fined $25 after losing the case. He indicated possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Lucien G. Dodge
Dodge
Supreme Court
Egg producers push for emergency action in Washington hearing
Je rome Taub of Bound Brook New Jersey Federation of Egg Producers testifies before a House agriculture subcommittee in Washington calling for emergency steps to raise egg prices. He says the move aims to stabilize a volatile market.
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House Agriculture Subcommittee
Washington
Taub
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Missouri Synod Nears Vote on Independent Identity Through 1962
Delegates of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, about 2.5 million members, move toward a vote likely preserving independence from other Lutherans at least until 1962. A doctrinal committee led by Dr. R. P. Wieder ae n ders plans to propose resolutions delaying affiliation with the Lutheran World Federation and the National Lutheran Council. Dr. John W. Bengtken of St. Louis cautions that doctrinal agreement should come before any church alliances.
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Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
R. P. Wiederaenders
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Tex
Lutheran World Federation
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John W. Begnken
St. Louis
Missouri Synod
Wiederaenders Committee
Merger Meeting Shapes North American Lutheran Future
A 1960 meeting of Lutheran groups formed to unite the American Lutheran Church the Evangelical Lutheran Church and the United Evangelical Lutheran Church into a body with over 2 million members. They propose doctrinal discussions and invite sister synods while delaying any affiliating action until after the Missouri Synod reconvenes in Cleveland in 1962.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
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Indiana Apple Prospects Good In State
Lafayette Indiana June 22 Purdue University experts predict a good apple crop this year while the peach yield may fall by about 156000 bushels from last year. The 1959 peach crop is forecast at 344000 bushels, well below last year and the 10 year average. A harsh winter damaged central Indiana peach trees but Hoosier apples survived, though May freezes in the north could slightly reduce the crop.
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Indiana
Purdue University
Purdue
Hoosier
Richmond Man Found Dead in Car on Chicago Street
A 38 year old Richmond man Donald Endicott was found dead in his parked car on a Chicago south side street. Police report a hose connected to the exhaust extended into the car through a window. The Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, was funded by James Smithson, an Englishman who never visited the United States.
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Ind
Donald Endicott
Chicago
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
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The
United States
Storm claims 34 fishermen in Escuminac Strait disaster
In Escuminac New Brunswick on June 22 a weekend gale offshore of the Gulf of St Lawrence left 12 sailors dead and 22 missing. Royal Canadian Air Force planes sighted 22 derelict boats along the Point Escuminac to Richibucto coast with no signs of life. The storm, the worst in 30 years, struck at least 50 salmon boats and disrupted the decade’s strongest run.
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Northumberland Strait
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Royal Canadian Air Force
Point Escuminac
Richibucto
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
85 year old Dean claims rejuvenation from drugs
London reports that Hewlett Johnson dean of Canterbury aged 85 says rejuvenation drugs from Dr Anna Aslan revived him. He cites substance H 3 as restoring energy and aging ailments, noting improved glands nervous system hair skin and bones.
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Britain
Church of England
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Anna As.n
Hewlett Johnson
Johnson
Aslan
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