Church Opposition to Religion Center at Mt Anthony High
An open letter from the Missionary Alliance Church to the Mt Anthony Union High School board opposes an ecumenical center offering voluntary religious courses on school time. It cites five reasons against the center and three against hiring priests and nuns for public high positions. The April 24 letter, signed by church leaders, argues for strict church state separation and contrasts with plans to use private foundation facilities and private property for religious instruction. Further notes mention a separate brief about Lt. Gov. Daley's upcoming news conference where he admitted uncertainty about the event.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Missionary Alliance Church
Union School Board
Bennington Catholic High School
Cambridge
Mass
Anthony
Mis
Sionary Alliance Church
Ecumenical Center
BCHS
Richard Lenehan
Miriam Chase
Edward Bronson
John Hill
Scott
Johnson Weeps At Adenauer Funeral In Cologne
President Johnson cried openly as he and other world leaders bid farewell to Konrad Adenauer in Cologne cathedral. De Gaulle watched in silence as a crowd filled the square outside, while Bonn held a memorial in the Bundestag. Johnson and De Gaulle later spoke briefly at a luncheon, sparking talk of Franco American talks.
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Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
France
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John F. Kennedy
Washington
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Bonn University
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West Germany
Heinrich Luebke
Luebke
Nahum Goldman
Palais Schaumburg
Satellite launch scrubbed after Titan 30K valve failure
Cape Kennedy reports the Air Force halted a five-object launch minutes before lift off when a valve failed to open five seconds before planned ignition. The Titan 30K rocket carried two Sentry space sentinels and three midget moonlets for the Vela program to detect nuclear tests, with a reschedule planned later this week.
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Air Force
Defense Department
Russia
U.S
Komarov's Final Hours Revealed In Soviet Space Crash
Spacecraft Soyuz 1 tumbled during re entry causing a crash that killed cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov. Soviet and UPI reports cite communications failures and parachute malfunction as the likely cause. Officials in Moscow mourned as Komarov was laid to rest in Moscow after a Kremlin ceremony.
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Komarov
California
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Zygielbaum
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Square One
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Pravda
Sergei Borzeko
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Students Bar Recruiters At New Paltz
Dozens of students at State University College at New Paltz blocked Marine and Navy recruiting tables in the student union to protest campus recruiting. About 40 students sat on the floor around the Marine table while recruits sought signups and exam applications. the Navy table operated, but Marines were prevented from approaching.
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N.Y
UPI
Marine and Navy
State University College At
Marines
Navy
Reds Claim Air Victory Over Hanoi and Haiphong
U S planes pressed the air war against Hanoi and Haiphong for a second day, clashing with MIGs as strikes targeted a rail yard near Hanoi and a cement factory at Haiphong. Communist broadcasts claimed major aerial victories, while U S officials reported several losses and missing fliers.
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China
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Peking
Hoa Lac
Kep
Kwangsi Province
North Vietnam
Tokyo
Mao Tsetung
United States
Hainan
Red River
Vermont Liquor Board Extends Weekend Drinking Hours
The Vermont Liquor Control Board announced weekend extensions from 12 midnight Saturday to 1 a.m. Sunday and 9 to 11 p.m. Sunday for drinking hours, with meals no longer required with drinks on Sundays. Dancing hours also extend to 1 a.m. Sunday, while beer and wine sales by second class licensees stay 12 noon to 9 p.m. This follows 1967 Legislature authorization and carries stiff penalties for violations.
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LCB
Robert Ryan
Inside Arlington Bond Vote Editorial and School Moments
An editorial comments on Arlington's new school bond vote on page four while Edith Beaumont photographs Hoosick Falls students singing on page six. Carlo Walter profiles Searsburg history highlighting its tiny post office on page seven.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
Carlo Walter
Searsburg
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