Jesuit Critiques Conservatism Tied to Papal Doctrine
New York AP report on Rev. Thurston N. Davis S.J. urging Catholics to judge conservatism against Catholic teaching and papal encyclicals. He warns rightward trend stems from outmoded 18th and 19th century liberal economics and calls for engagement with Vatican II reforms rather than despair. He cites civil rights, labor discrimination, foreign aid cuts, and housing integration as tests.
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New York
Thurston N. Davis
S.J
America
Father Davis
Washington
Bennington Post Office site debate over building needs
Village officials and post office advocates clash over whether to modernize the old Bennington facility or build a new federal structure. They cite cramped space, better lighting, and potential tax implications, with support for a survey to determine exact needs and possible employment benefits.
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Wakefield
Pekalski
Post Office Department
Bennington
Bennington County
James B. Gibney
Gibney
Charles H. Bodine
Banner
Tenney
Roosevelt Kin of Presidents Dies at 75
George Emlen Roosevelt 75 investment banker and cousin of Theodore and Franklin D. Roosevelt died Tuesday in Oyster Bay New York He was senior partner at Roosevelt & Son and chaired New York University while serving as vice president and treasurer of Roosevelt Hospital.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
George Emlen Roosevelt
U.S
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt & Son
New York University
Roosevelt Hospital
Population growth to 12 billion in 80 years warned
Washington report from the Population Reference Bureau says births now exceed deaths two to one and world population could reach 12 billion within 80 years. It projects 3 billion now, 6 to 12 billion by mid-century and urges voluntary family size limits for world peace and welfare.
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Washington
Population Reference Bureau
United States
Faint Comet Found Near Sun by Belgian Scientist
Goddard Space Flight Center announced a faint comet detected near the sun by Belgian astronomer Francois V. Dessin of Liege during the July 20 total solar eclipse. Ground observation near the sun became possible as the moon occulted the sun, revealing comets unseen before.
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Greenbelt
Goddard Space Flight Center
Francois V. Dessin
Liege
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard
Braque Dies at 81 Pioneer of Cubism Passes Away
Paris Georges Braque aged 81, a leading Cubist painter and early inventor of collage, died at his Left Bank studio on Saturday. He helped shape modern art with Picasso by introducing Cubism and later developed his own style after the Fauves revolution of 1905.
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Bennington Banner
Braque
Paris
Georges Braque
France
Dnee
Pablo Picasso
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