Catholics to Replace Douay Bible With New American Translation
A 25 year Catholic scholarly team plans a modern English New American Bible replacing the Douay Version after 220 years. The edition, translating from Hebrew Greek and Aramaic sources, debuts Sept 30 with 51 scholars including four Protestants. Published by St Anthony Guild Press with other authorized editions.
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Washington
Stephen Harthegen
Ecole Biblique
Jerusalem
Bishops’ Committee
The
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Confraternity
Pius XII
Douay-Rheims
Challoner
Louis Hartman
Catholic University
St. Anthony Guild Press
MAUHS Board Axes Part Time Modern Dance Course
Mt Anthony Union High School board, after eight meetings, voted 8 to 1 to cancel a planned $2300 part time modern dance course as an alternative to physical education. The decision followed criticism of perceived shift from competition and concerns over the proposed instructor’s qualifications. A dress code proposal for the junior high received enthusiastic approval, with new standards outlined by Associate Principal Richard Worden.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mauhs
Mt. Anthony
Lawrence E
Moe’’ Harrington
William F. D. Smith
Old Mauhs
Richard L. Worden
Emerson College
Boston
Bennington College
Harrington
School Board
Woodford
Davis blasts New York laxity over Champlain sludge cleanup
Gov. Deane C. Davis urged an emergency meeting with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller after New York unveiled plans allowing International Paper three months to propose sludge removal from Ticonderoga Bay. Vermont weighs court action and may seek a federal nuisance order to force cleanup. New York questions dredging and explores alternatives with nine additional months for detailed plans.
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Montpelier
UPS
Deane C. Davis
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ticonderoga Bay
Lake Champlain
Davis
International Paper Co
Ticonderoga, N.Y
James Jeffords
Vermont
Jeffords
International
New York State
International Paper
New York Department of Environmental Conservation
Agnew and Park Clash Over Korea Withdrawal Plan
Vice President Spiro Agnew met with South Korea’s Park Chung Hee in Seoul for six hours to discuss Washington’s plan to draw down American forces. The talks ran long, with a second meeting slated for Wednesday, as Park challenged the approach and Agnew sought White House guidance.
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Seoul
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Park Chung Hee
Nixon
South Korea
Agnew
Park
US S
White House
U.S
Free Nations
Asia
United States
Japan
Negotiations Open On Middle East Peace Talks At U N
United Nations mediator Gunnar Jarring formally opened efforts to negotiate peace between Israel, Egypt, and Jordan. Tekoah outlined the aims for a just lasting peace after 22 years of conflict. A planned open session was not scheduled for joint meetings, with talks to proceed individually.
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United Nations
UPI
Gunnar V. Jarring
U.N
Middle East
Jarring
Yosef Tekoah
Israel
Abdul Hamid Sharaf
Jordan
Washington
Egypt
Mohammed Hassan El-Zayyat
Suez Canal
United States
Tekoah
Jerusalem
East River
Mohammed H. el-Farra
Amman
El-Farra
New York
Stamford Seeks State Help In Curbing Two Developments
Stamford officials report violations of town zoning bylaws by developers Leroy Lawrence and Frank J. Opie as they push ahead without proper permits and in restricted forest land. Planning chair Frederick H. Whitham says state attorney general will review. meeting held to discuss Shaker Estates and other plans.
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Stamford
State Attorney General's
Frederick H. Whitham
Stamford Planning Commission
The
Banner
Leroy Lawrence
Frank J. Opie
Lawrence
Vermont
Whitham
Planning Commission
Opie
William Cowles
State Environmental Control Board
Attorney General’s Office
Commission
Shaker Estates Inc
Shaker Estates
American Land and Development Corp
Powell Lacks Names To Run As Independent
NEW YORK The Board of Elections said petition signatures for Rep Clayton Powell to run as an independent in Harlem are far short of the ballot requirement. State Assemblyman Charles Rangel won the Republican nomination from Powell in a five way June primary.
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New York
Board of Elections
Rep
Clayton
Powell
Harlem
Charles Rangel
Cancer Study Grant Given Dr Toolan
Washington The Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute for Medical Research in Bennington received a 44500 grant from the National Cancer Institute to continue cancer research. Senator Winston L. Prouty announced the grant praising Dr Helene Toolan and staff since 1964 and noted NSF support last year.
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Washington
Putnam Memorial Hospital Institute For Medical Research
Bennington
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
National Cancer Institute
Prouty
Senate Health Subcommittee
Helene Toolan
National Science Foundation
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N.Y. Times News Service
Algiers
Frank Borman
Houari Boumedienne
Vietnam
Borman
Boumedienne
Ministry of Defense
Algeria
Father Harthegen
Holy Name College
Father Hartman
New American Bible
Myles M. Bourke
Fordham University Graduate School
Patrick W. Skehan
Gerard S. Slogan
Temple University
Ija
Mauhs Modern Dance
By David McConkey
Gov. Davis
N.Y
Champlain
Henry L. Diamond
Environmental Conservation Department
Mideast
By Geoffrey Chapman
Toolan
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