World Peace by Law Conference Aims for Concrete Action
Washington lawyer Charles S. Rhyne heads the World Conference on World Peace Through Law which will meet in Athens June 30 to July 6 with delegates from about 100 nations. The Ford Foundation funds 350000 dollars and the Agency for International Development 200000 dollars for delegates. Chief Justice Earl Warren will speak at the opening session as delegates work toward strengthening international law and settling disputes.
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Richmond, Va
Walter Craig
Phoenix, Ariz
Earl Warren
World lawyers seek reform of international law system
Carmichael notes possible participants from Iron Curtain states, including the Soviet Union, at a world meeting. Lawyers at preliminary conferences call for three aims: modernizing law making, updating judicial machinery, and creating a worldwide lawyers’ group to pursue these goals. Continentals criticize United States reluctance to join World Court, citing the Connally resolution as a barrier. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower called for repeal. Kennedy has not stated a position.
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California DeMolay Band Brings Youthful Talent to Terre Haute
The DeMolay Show Band of Northern California presents Accent on Youth at the Scottish Rite Cathedral 8:15 p.m. Tuesday. A 35-member group tours 30 days on 8,000 miles through US and Canada in memory of Frank S. Land founder of DeMolay. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and .75 for children.
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UN Cuts Congo Forces As Mission Shrinks
The United Nations said it reduced its Congo force from 11,219 to 8,382 troops in the past month. Total UN military and civilian personnel in the country now total 15,643 with seventeen nations contributing contingents.
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Civitan elects leaders at Indianapolis convention
Civitan International named J. Hall LeBlanc president-elect and installed Louis M. Hopping of Detroit as president. Dale Courter of Vincennes was elected treasurer at the Indianapolis gathering on Wednesday.
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