Church leaders demand Walter apology and retraction
Church leaders urge Walter to retract charges they deem untrue and to stop reissuing an Air Force manual that they say defames church bodies. The Rev Dr Eugene Blake and other church heads press for proof and dialogue while noting commitment to religious freedom and truth.
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National Council of Churches
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National Council
America
Jesus Christ
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church the USA
Fred Hos‘eins
United Church of Christ
Arthur
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Bish
Protestant Episcopal Church
Arthur Miller
The
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Frederick Buckley Newell
New York
Methodist Church
Sharp
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Tawes Budget Clears House With Dorms Dining Hall Planned
Bills call for three new dormitories and a dining hall at the University of Maryland costing about 2.5 million dollars with 1.2 million raised via higher dorm fees. Bond total around 22 million, up from 13.5 million proposed by the governor. Regents urge the project to address rising enrollment and capacity.
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Smithsburg Woman Dies In Home Fire
Smithsburg reports a fatal house fire with a woman killed in her residence. Ralph Murray of South Main Street assisted at the scene and neighbors described the incident as an accidental blaze.
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Ill-formed OCR item hints at intertwined names and events
The fragment mentions Miss Houck Daisy Houck and Ralph Murray linked to a Western Maryland Railroad worker and Murray family. It references a factory setting, a supposed death, a car, and a gasoline incident. The text is incoherent and contains garbled phrases, making a clear event unclear.
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Generous Benefactor Supports Wittenberg University
Miss Nettie K. Roger of Springfield Ohio gave both time and money to Wittenberg University. Her gifts totaled 45000 dollars and she served as the institution’s only secretary without regular salary from 1903 to 1920 while her brother-in-law Dr Charley G. Heckert was president.
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European nations announce long range warning network
The alliance of nine European nations plans a surprise attack warning system spanning 8843 miles from the Arctic to the Mediterranean. Four nations name Ate High, with costs between 75 million dollars and linked to BREW and BMEWS lines. the network aims to connect to Poly Vault, enabling NATO and Pentagon in Paris to receive alerts of attacks.
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Princess MargaretEngagement Sparks British Mix of Joy and Debate
British newspapers report delight at Princess Margaret engagement to Antony Armstrong-Jones amid precautionary security for Eisenhower visit. Queen Elizabeth approves the match, noting she may confer a title. public reaction mixes royal tradition with democratic shifts as plans unfold in Scotland and at Buckinghim Palace.
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Petitions For Charter Change Prompt Voter OK
Petitions seek voter approval for a charter change amid debate over limits on contributions and signatures. The piece mentions Ronald C L Armstrong Jones family ties and Armstrong Jones photography work including portraits of royalty and links to the royal circle.
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Friday Night Socialist Demonstration Reported
A fragment notes a Friday night Socialist demonstration described as the first report of anti US activity since Eisenhower's arrival.
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Fatal stabbing in Delta area shocks community
Karen Smith, 22, was fatally stabbed yesterday near Delta Ohio in what authorities say is a homicide. Sheriff Loren Yoder reports the suspect Konrath Coplas is held for questioning.
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Motherwell Calm as Trial Proceeds with 32 Witnesses
Fourlorn witnesses are set for arrival in Downteville this weekend in the Larry Lord Motherwell murder trial. Vita Genovese 62 is charged with killing 72 year old Mrs. Putney of Washington DC. Prosecutors plan to present 32 witnesses, aiming to wrap by March 7. Motherwell remains stony during days of testimony, with investigators presenting purported remains of Mrs. Putney.
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Courtroom Scene with Greene and Skeleton Case
In the courtroom Greene walked down the aisle carrying a suitcase bearing bones and a skull. Motherwell watched intently as the suitcase was placed on the table, eyes fixed on the container throughout the moment.
City Attorney Warns on Petitions Threatening City Agencies
City Attorney Edward Dewald warns petitions to repeal a $100000 limitation could endanger city agencies including water system sewage plant off street parking and the Municipal Electric Light Plant. Baltimore law firm representative says the cap may invalidate every budget adopted by the city.
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Carole Tregolt Defense Rests After Tearful Plea
Carole Tregolt faces murder and conspiracy charges in a case tied to Dr. R Bermerdo Finch and his wife Barbara Jean Finch. Rexford Eagan delivers a dramatic closing urging jurors to weigh alleged accomplices Cody and Keachie, while Carole’s lawyers press lack of evidence linking her to the fatal shooting. The trial moves toward jury deliberation next week.
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Carole Tregor
Bay
Minneapolis
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Carle
Don Bringgold
Robert A. Neeb Jr
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Neeb
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Hollywood
Jerry Giester
Army Specialists and Troop Exercise Details
Four Eugene Wingerd recently arrived in Korea and joined the First Cavalry Division as a mechanic in Headquarters Battery of the 20th Artillery. Sergeant Robert G. Zimmerman, son of Evelyn Zimmerman of Hagerstown, participated with the 4th Infantry Division in Exercise Little Bear near Anchorage, Alaska, with about 4,000 troops. PFC Trafford B Plasterer of Greencastle, Pa, took part in Exercise Winter Shield with the 25th Artillery in Grafenwehr-Hohenfelt, southern Germany, a 60,000 trooper winter maneuver.
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Prayer Today U Thou Great Physician
Prayer today asks divine healing for the ill and afflicted. The prayer invokes faith and courage, asks for holy optimism, and seeks the restoring power of the Spirit through Christ. Signed by W. Dale Oldham, Anderson, Indiana, minister at Park Place Church of God.
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Birds Fly Over Shoppers In New York Department Store
Two women in the Jacpoat department store in New York were startled when a flock of birds swooped above them. A saleswoman reassured customers that such flights are common, noting a nearby pet shop and daily avian visits.
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Joor
Senator Exposes Tax Gimmick Harming Federal Revenue
Senator John J Williams R Delaware identifies four states Ohio Michigan West Virginia and South Carolina as using a tax gimmick that shifted property tax dates to gain double deductions for federal income tax. He warns a national spread could cost the Treasury over 200 million dollars and introduces legislation to bar the practice. If adopted nationwide losses could exceed six hundred million dollars. The Delaware origin dates to 1957. Williams argues it serves business interests and urges Congress to close the loophole at once.
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Bertrand Russell Wins 1960 Sonning Prize
Bertrand Russell, renowned British philosopher and mathematician, receives the 1960 Sonning Prize for his contributions to European thought and letters. The award honors his enduring influence across philosophy, logic, and social theory.
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