Brother Bur Builds Loyola Chicago Wing with Little Pay
A Jesuit lay brother at Loyola Academy in Wilmette, Illinois, oversaw interior construction for more than a dozen classrooms a theater and other features. He personally hoisted 100000 cinderblocks wired plumbed tiled and installed fixtures while contractors built the shell. The work reportedly saved about a million dollars and reflects the brother’s rare blend of carpentry plumbing and masonry within the church run school.
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Brother Bur
Loyola Academy
Chicago
Wilmette
Loyola
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
Bur
Purcell High School
Cincinnati
Milford
Wilmette School
Professor Proposes Mcnaghten Rule Change at Conference
Law professor Arthur M. Sherry urged the National District Attorney Association to modify the McNaghten Rule for insanity. He argued that mentally disordered defendants who cannot control conduct should not be deemed sane, and that acquittees with mental disorders belong in custody. Also noted were 1962 Americans logging 600 billion car miles and Loyola Academy's Jesuit funding and enrollment figures.
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LOS Angeles
National District Attorney’s Association
Sherry
Department of Corrections
Vatican lifts excommunication for Juan Peron
Vatican sources say former Argentine President Juan Peron has had his excommunication lifted at his request. The 1955 blanket decree, issued after violence during a coup, had barred him from the sacraments. Peron now resides in Spain as he faces pressure from Argentine industrialists to return home.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Eijo
Consistorial
Pema
Peron
Miners Begin Shift Toward Talks in France
Paris AP reports France's 167000 striking coal miners show a cool response to a conciliatory move by President Charles de Gaulle's government. The Cabinet plans studies on the mine and fuel problem, suggesting no radio-television appeal. A Socialist Union spokesman notes earlier demands might have been approved. The president will only intervene when the state is in danger, not over this strike.
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Paris
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
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Automobile Manufacturers Association
Cammer Tire CO
Seiberling
Seiberling Tires
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Zenith TV
Kelvinator
Braddock St
Winchester
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