Episcopal Bishop Defends Aid to Blacks Against Suit
In Boston the Episcopal bishop of Massachusetts defends a $200,000 grant to the National Committee of Black Churchmen amid a suit by Acton men Walter Gates and Davis Arms. The church says the action does not reflect parish views. The grant was approved at a summer convention, with MA diocese fundraising partially successful and more sought during Christmas season. The bishop cites broad support and calls the Economic Conference constructive despite past extreme statements.
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Massachusetts
National Committee of
Rt. Rev
Anson B
Acton
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State Clerics Back Easing Of Abortions
Cambridge report notes religious leaders contest Massachusetts anti abortion laws in a Moynihan allowed document. Clergy joined opposing the statute as too strict and intrusive on religious freedom while citing moral disagreement. First witness Dr William Lynch testified that both mother and child have a right to life. Nixon cards mailed to 40000 Friends with White House view and embossing.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts
Cornelius J. Moynihan
Pierre V. Brunnelle
North Chelmsford
Anson Phelps Stokes
Episcopal
Sanford Seltzer
Brookline
New England
Washington
Nixon
White House
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