Catholic Bishop Denounces Peiping on Religious Freedom
An American bishop, Frederick Donaghy of New Bedford, after five years in Red China, disputes Premier Chou En-lai’s Bandung claim of religious freedom. Expelled, Donaghy cites church seizures and anti American press in Wuchow, predicting Catholicism may vanish in China. He notes no torture, describes house arrest, and records his family ties and planned medical checkup before returning home.
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Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Frederick Donaghy
New Bedford
Mass
Chou En-lai
Bandung
Indonesia
China
Wuchow
Wuchaw
Red
Kwangsi Province
James Edward Walsh
Cumberland, Md
Shanghai
Donaghy
U.S
United States
Formosa
Canton
William
Holy Mass College
Worcester
James
U.S. Army
Paul
Standard Socony Oil Co
Edward
Boston
Legionnaires To Hold 37th Annual Convention In Tucson
Arizona Legionnaires descend on Tucson for their 37th annual convention June 16 to 19 with Governor McFarland addressing the opening session. Speakers include Sen. Barry Goldwater Rep. John Rhodes Brig Gen James Edmundson and Civil Defense head Richard Searles. Events feature a drum and bugle corps contest a parade a dance and officer elections. An antique fire engine and a staged stagecoach will provide unique transportation options for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Legionnaires
Tucson
John Rhodes
James V. Edmundson
Edmundson
36Th Air Division
Davis-Monthan Air Base
Richard Searles
Civil Defense
Arizona
Legion Club
Legion Hall
Novice Flies To Save Pilot In Vermont Incident
Air Force flight engineer A I C Gordon L. Grenier a 23 year old from Chicago, who had never piloted a helicopter, took control after Lt Jerry Eakin suffered a severe hand injury. Grenier guided the craft to a ground near the Winooski River mouth applied a tourniquet and radioed for help. With no reply he returned Eakin to the craft and, following the pilot’s directions, flew back to Ethan Allen Air Force Base. Eakin was later transported to San Antonio Army Hospital for treatment.
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Burlington
Air Force
Gordon L. Grenier
Chicago
Jerry Eakin
Long Beach
Calif
Eakin
Winooski River
Grenier
Atomic Sub To Be Launched July 21
The Sea Wolf, second nuclear undersea warship, will be christened and launched at Groton Connecticut on July 21. It will slip down the ways at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics, following the commissioning of the Nautilus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Lev Fails to Disprove Hearsay Bribe Allegations
Senate subcommittee ends Lev hearings amid accusations by Sen McClellan that the Chicago hat maker failed to disprove a $50,000 bribe claim linked to Capt Raymond Wool. Lev cited cash withdrawals of 213,924 in 1952 53 as bank records remain unexplained.
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Washington
Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
Chicago
Harry Lev
Air Force
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Lev
Armed Services
Subcommittee
Ley
Senate
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
Leo
Raymond Wool
Armed Forces Procurement Agency
New York
Wool
Leon M. Levy
Brooklyn
N.Y
Marvin Rubin
Carmine Bellino
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Bellino
Carrot harvest peaks in Arizona with labor demand rising
Arizona farmers report peak carrot harvest across the state with about three weeks of high volume. The Phoenix office seeks 500 additional workers for top carrots, no experience needed, mostly night and early morning work.
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Phoenix—P
Arizona
Phoenix Farm Office
State Employment Service
Yuma County
Maricopa County
Two Phoenix Apprenticeship Winners Named in State Contest
James Edward Warren and Roland S. Brennan, both of Phoenix, won Arizona Apprenticeship Council awards. Gov. Ernest W. McFarland presented certificates as the two day meeting began. Each will get 250 to fund travel to a trade or industry meeting from among 15 finalists statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Apprenticeship Council
James Edward Warren
Roland S. Brennan
Ernest W. McFarland
State Names Youth Crime Fight Group Formed
Governor McFarland formed the first planning committee for a statewide juvenile delinquency program. The group includes Phoenix attorney Frederick E. Kallof as chairman, Tucson police chief Don Hays, and members from the Parent-Teacher Assn League of Women Voters, Jewish Community Center, Arizona State College Tempe, University of Arizona, and various local officials and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ernest W. McFarland
Frederick E. Kallof
Don Hays
Tucson
Kay Stitt
Parent-Teacher Assn
League of Women Voters
P. M
University of Arizona
Joe McRae
Cochise County
Stanley van DePutte
Glendale
Robert Skiba
State Highway Patrol
Duane Ruffin
Phoenix Ymca
Children Die In Bus Blast In Osnabrueck Germany
A sightseeing bus carrying 43 Dutch choir children from Den Ham caught fire and exploded in Osnabrueck. Two children died and 21 were injured, with five in critical condition. Police say gasoline leaks from two spare cans behind the driver’s seat sparked the blaze. the driver survived but collapsed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osnabrueck
Germany
Paul Curtze
den Ham
Netherlands
State rules taxes on Federal Savings and Loan dividends
Arizona attorney general ruled that dividends from Federal Savings and Loan Association shares are subject to state income taxes for the recipient. This reverses prior practice where such dividends were exempt from the state tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Federal Savings and Loan Assny
Crash Kills Tucsoniap man and woman in head on collision
A head on crash five miles northwest of here on U S Highway last night killed 25 year old Marjorie Morledge of Tucson. Her husband William 29 and Elizabeth Young 34 of Eureka Kansas and Louise Rainey 29 of Wichita Kansas were in the car. Morledge died at the scene and four others were injured with varying degrees of severity. The other driver Harvey Schwartz 27 of Del Monte California was hospitalized in serious condition with rib fractures and lacerations. He appeared to be on the wrong side of the highway, according to the Highway Patrol.
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Eloy
U.S. Highway
Here
Marjorie Morledge
Tucson
Highway Patrol
Wichita
Kan
Casa Grande
Harvey L. Schwartz
del Monte
Calif
Schwartz
Mail Theft Charge Cited Against Berger in Case
Lawrence Joseph Berger 49 of 509 E 8th St was ordered held for District Court on a mail theft charge. Bond set at $500 by U S Commissioner Thomas H McKay after city detectives arrested him. Postal Inspector H Laurence said the crime surfaced when Edith Rogers of 509 E 8th St reported a missing railroad pension check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Joseph
Larry) Berger
E. 8Th St
U. S
Thomas H. McKay
Berger
H. H. Lawrence
Edith C. Rogers
State Can Revoke Driver Licenses
Atty General Rob ert Morrison rules the motor vehicles division may revoke or suspend licenses of repeat violators. The opinion, requested by Lane superintendent of the motor vehicle division, says granting authority to the division is legal and follows court challenges over suspensions of traffic offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Robert Morrison
State Highway Department
Co. L. Lane
Lane
Murder Trial Slated For Phoenix Woman
Eula Mae Cleveland 25 of Phoenix will go on trial in Maricopa County Superior Court on June 28 for the May 11 slaying of W. C. Williams 19 of Phoenix. Cleveland pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge and was bound over for trial.
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Phoenix
Eula Mae Cleveland
Maricopa County Superior Court
W. C. Williams
Polio Vaccine Fallout Spurs Safe Standards Backed
The Public Health Service headed by Surgeon General Scheele defended the safety of the Salk vaccine after a white paper traced vaccine history. Basil O’Connor criticized the document while Wyeth disputed NIH statements as cases and batches face renewed scrutiny.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Health Service
New York
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Philadelphia
H. W. Blades
Wyeth, Inc
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Shannon
Wyeth
The
Blades
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
O'Connor
Jonas E. Salk
O’connor
Salk
Foundation
Dr. Salk
Inspectors Prefer Standing Chairs Budget Sparks Brief Row
Omaha Fire Commissioner Simon A. Simon balked at a $59.50 bill for two chairs for inspectors. He argued one inspector on his feet is worth two on chairs and initially refused the expense. Later he softened and agreed to buy two chairs but at about $22 each.
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Omaha
Simon A. Simon
Simon
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