Church Rally Seeks Talks on Ecumenism Amid War Debate
A ecumenical rally linked to the Illinois Council of Churches urged Protestant Anglican and Orthodox secretariats for ecumenical work and called for cessation of hostilities in Vietnam. Speakers included church leaders emphasizing unity, cooperation, and dialogue despite resistance from some Roman Catholics. The event occurred during the council’s 37th convention in Springfield.
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Red Cross ARC reports 1966 expenditures near 121 million
The annual report shows ARC total expenditures of 120,819,624 the highest since 1945 46 with 106,868,513 in total income. Disaster funds dropped to 2,300,000 while worldwide services to the armed forces and veterans topped 40 million. In 1966 Hurricane Betsy relief and strengthened Vietnam duties expanded staff and services to military families. Blood program collected nearly 3 million units and safety services cost over 56 million.
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Three Year Prison Term for Holdup Case
James L. Lawrence aged 46 received a three year sentence in Federal Court for robbing a bank last June 30. Lawrence pleaded guilty to the $20,000 theft and faced questions about disqualifications in a sweepstakes contest. Judge Cale Holder imposed the term.
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Lodge Sees Good Military Outlook for Vietnam
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, back from talks at home, told reporters the outlook for military war in Vietnam is good after reviewing the South Vietnamese picture with President Johnson. He warned Hanoi remains confident the U.S. cannot endure, noted China’s turmoil could affect Vietnam if China crisis worsens and indicated big actions planned for 1967.
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Legion Leader Sees Chance For Peace
Indianapolis reports a United Press International summary that Army commander John E. Da Lodge expressed optimism about ending the Vietnam War if Germany were defeated, suggesting a brighter outlook might come earlier than President Johnson predicted. He noted the Vietnamese army still faced a hard core of 3,000 to 4,000 terrorists.
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Virginia surgeons report dog heart transplants progress
In Richmond Virginia two surgeons Dr Richard J Cleveland and Dr Richard A Lower reported cadaver heart transplants in dogs showing survival beyond 48 hours. They foresee possible human heart transplants within five years while noting uncertainty about recovery for chronic heart disease patients.
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