Liberal Bishops Attack Pope Power at Vatican Synod
Liberal bishops from around the world condemn the Vatican document asserting papal supremacy. Indonesian Cardinal Darmojuwono warns consultation with bishops is needed on serious issues or risk rebuke similar to Humanae Vitae. Belgian Cardinal Suenens says papacy should resemble pre revolution monarchies and bishops must share power with Peter.
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Millions Take Part In Nationwide Vietnam Moratorium
Americans nationwide prepare for a Wednesday moratorium on the Vietnam War as Nixon stands firm against being moved by demonstrations. Clergy faculty and students in Ames Iowa read the war dead as church groups plan peaceful protests while Congress debates the issue. In Washington federal workers take leave to hear speeches and New York Mayor Lindsay proclaims a citywide observance amid anticipated large demonstrations.
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Vermont Ecumenical Council backs Vietnam Moratorium plan
Vermont ecumenical trustees endorsed the statewide Vietnam moratorium urging residents to weigh moral issues and communicate with the congressional delegation. Colleges and high schools planned observances, Gov Davis planned Montpelier workday, Lt Gov Hayes and former Gov Hoff spoke at Vermont events, while some veterans groups opposed the moratorium and urged a flag demonstration.
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New England Focal Point In Anti-War Moratorium
In Boston and across six states supporters plan a major Vietnam Moratorium Day with a Boston Common rally of up to 100000, featuring Sen George McGovern and other speakers. Mass participation includes 100 cities and 26 colleges, while some groups advocate quiet protest and flag displays.
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Drowa
Westport
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Petition Drive Gathers 1000 Signatures For End Of War
Bennington officials report nearly 1000 signatures on a petition urging President Nixon to end the war now. A full-page ad will publish the list, and names will be sent to the President, Gov. Deane C. Davis, Vermont senators Aiken and Prouty, and Rep. Stafford. A 4:15 p.m. ecumenical service at St. Peter's Church will include leaders Harvey Carter Jr. and Rev. Steece, MacDonald, Galusha, and Geyer Jr. A silent vigil with black armbands is planned on East Main Street. Village Atty Milton Pinsker clashed with moratorium posters, claiming illegal pole postings under Vermont law, while accusing supporters of being in league with communists. He said he notified Williams, Carter and Company and the FBI, and warned of possible violence as Moratorium Day approaches.
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A. Ranney Galusha
Shaftsbury
Atty
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Putnam Square
Mt Anthony MAUHS students plan non disruptive Vietnam Moratorium day
Mt Anthony Union High School students plan a quiet Moratorium Day for tomorrow focusing on peaceful, non disruptive protest. Principal Charles Keir told the district board the event will avoid disrupting classes and will use morning hours for a vigil and distribution of a Vietnam fact sheet.
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Monitor
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Ann Aldrich
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Inside Performers Highlight Opera Evening
Page 3 item previews a Saturday opera program with featured performers and the evening’s program notes. References to plans for Friday YMCA activity appear, while letters arrive on a moratorium story. Manchester School Board adopts new dress code on Page 4, and a Shaftsbury trailer park possibility is explored on Page 6.
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Moratorium Schedule for Oct 15 Vietnam Event Bennington
The Bennington Community Moratorium Committee outlines October 15 events including church bell tolls at 4 p.m., an ecumenical service at St Peter's Episcopal, a 5 p.m. public gathering at the Armory, weather dependent venue, remarks by Philip Hoff and Lt Governor Hayes, a 5:40 processional to the Battle Monument, a prayer by Canon Clayton, and a 7:15 street theatre Moratorium Pieces at the A and P parking lot on North Main Street.
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Edward J. Bloustein
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Thomas L. Hayes
David Goodell
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