Warsaw Archbishop Emerges as Poland's Most Popular Leader
Warsaw profile on Stefan Cardinal Wyszynsia, Archbishop of Warsaw and Poland's influential church figure. Despite limited press coverage, his sermons shape national sentiment, while church life faces state scrutiny, taxation, and closures. The piece notes tension with the Communist regime, Pope John XXIII's non political stance, and cautious optimism among Polish laity.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynsia
Regme
Lublin
Academy of Theology
Communist Party
Pax
Pope John
Moscow
Little man fights Nazi comeback in Wurzburg town lore
Dr Elmar Herterich, a Wurzburg nerve specialist, is fighting bureaucratic pressure and a Nazi-era power bloc. His salary is garnished, his home searched, and obscene letters flood his box as he uncovers a backing network of former Nazi officials behind local governance. Despite support, observers fear he will be fined or jailed, forcing him to relocate perhaps to Sweden.
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Wurzburg
Germany
Elmar Herterich
Eimar Herterich
Adolf Hitler
Dessau
East Germany
Fostsia
Wurburg
Fine University
Hos
Prince Ruprecht Foundation
Herterich
Wolpert
Hitler
Schiedermair
Interior Ministry
Fuß-precht Foundation
Department of
Hans Globke
Adenauer
Glodke
Dr. Herterich
Kolb
Rupprecht Foundation
Heinerich
Sweden
Beamtenstadt
Franconia
Briton notes rising U.S. puritanism in obscenity fight
Gavin Young reports on a burst of anti obscenity activity in the United States as publishers, authors, and distributors face new legal scrutiny. The Brooklyn Tropic of Cancer case tests Supreme Court standards while Hefner and figures like Krassner defend uncensored art and satire amid raids led by Father Hills in New York.
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New York
Henry Miller
Brooklyn
Paris
Miller
Manhattan
U.S. Supreme Court
William Douglas
Literati
Hugh Hefner
Playboy Magazine
Ernest Hemingway
J. D. Salinger
Hefner
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
London
Realist
Paul Krassner
Krassner
Lenny Bruce
Bruce
Battle
New York City
Father Hills
Yorkville
Park Avenue
Kennedy
Father Hill
Stolen sketches pull art world into international tangle
New York artist Harry Jackson bought four sketches in Aix-en-Provence that may be by Paul Cezanne. A buyer trusted by Jackson sought authentication from art historian Renald, who flagged missing pages from a Louvre loaned book. The FBI retrieved the alleged Cezannes and the Louvre demands return while Jackson argues ownership under French and U.S. law.
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York
Harry Jackson
New York
France
Ine Museum
Aix - En - Provence
Paul Cezanne
Cezanne
Jackson
Cesanne
John Renald
Renald
Rewald
Louvre Museum
Louvre
Aux - En -Provence
Renard
Bard shares stage with Shaw at American Shakespeare Festival
Stratford Conn will present Shaw’s Caesar and Cleopatra with Shakespearean repertory this summer opening July 30. King Lear The Comedy of Errors and Henry V already run for student audiences with no casting yet for Shaw play. Director is Ellis Raab, festival producer.
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New York
Shakespeare
Shaw
Stratford
Ellis Raab
Association of Producing Artists
University of Michigan
Int
Conn
Hottest antique car tips spur fast deals
Newark based Herald Tribune notes a rush to secure vintage autos as buyers chase hot leads. A 1921 Mercer roadster bought sight unseen sped to Freehold after a quick deal, illustrating the high stakes in the antique car market. The Mercer scene highlighted the Newark Museum’s fifth Antique Motor Car meet with 126 cars on display.
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Rembrangt
Park-Bernet
Mercer
Moon
Comet
Palmer
Singer
Kaiser
Edward N. King
Lexington
Mass
Freehok
King
New Jersey
New England
Mercer J
Newark
N.J
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Hins
London Observer Service
Johx Gruex Herald
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cezannes
Herald Tribune
Bard
By Stuart W. Leftle
Herald Tribune News Service
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Betty Miller
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