Priests Get Chance to Air Grievances in San Antonio
In the San Antonio Archdiocese 68 dissenting priests will air grievances before a 12-member local commission with six lay members and a neutral observer appointed by the Pope’s delegate. Hearings are private and open to any priest or layman from the 32-county area. The panel aims to be objective and transcribe testimony for distribution to the neutral observer and archdiocesan bodies.
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Senate
Robert E. Lucey
Pope Paul VI
San Antonio
Msgr
Joseph Nowak
Dissident Priests Stage Hotel Sit-In
A band of dissident priests staged a sit-in at a Washington hotel, backing 40 priests punished by Cardinal O Ryley after dissenting from Pope Paul VI’s ban on contraception. The bishops’ fall session focused on birth control, with mediation urged and a proposed pastoral letter guiding conscience for couples, plus a stance on Vietnam war morality.
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Washington
Paul Vis
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Patrick Cardinal O’royle
Bishops
French Assembly of Bishops
Loose Dentures Shorten Plate Life
In Phoenix, a reported issue shows dentures slipping causing wear and breakage of plates. A new denture adhesive powder called Super-Dent uses a no slip formula with a base resembling real teeth, earning the claim of foolproof. It is already available in limited supply at drug counters.
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Phoenix
Ariz
TV Telescope By Cynthia Lowry on Now You See It Now You Don’t
NBCs World Premiere film Now You See It Now You Dont stars Jonathan Winters as a security man plotting to swindle a potentate by faking a Rembrandt theft. The plot mixes farce and slapstick with padding, harem scenes, and an overlong chase. A Tonight Show shortage followed the broadcast due to a taped Hollywood program error.
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Los Angeles
Jonathan Winters
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Hollywood
Johnny Carson
Barbara Feldon
Get Smart
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Poverty Threatens Peace Says U N Program Leader
Paul G. Hoffman, administrator of the U N Development Program, warned at the United Nations General Assembly that poverty and lack of opportunity pose grave threats to peace. He cited foundation-building that could yield rapid progress against hunger disease ignorance unemployment and related human frustrations if rights are achieved in time.
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United Nations, N.Y
Paul G. Hoffman
Marshall Plan
U.N. General Assembly
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