Columbia University drops chaplain in religion life reorg
Columbia announces shifts ending official denominational funding and a 12 year chaplain post. A new Center for Religion and Life will host student advisers named by their groups, with 17 potential groups and more ecumenical operations. The center sits in Earl Hall with Msgr. James E. Rea as interim director.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
St. Paul's Chapel
Morningside Heights
New
Jewish Advisory Board
Iat
Center For Religion and Life
Earl Hall
Msgr
James E. Rea
Farr Hall
Fort Hall
Rea
Help Your Country U.S. Savings Bonds New Freedom Shares
A concise notice promotes the U.S. Savings Bonds program and introduces New Freedom Shares as a patriotic investment. It outlines how citizens can purchase bonds to support national finance and earn small returns over time.
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U.S
New Freedom
Union Federal
Big U
Kennedy Charges ABM Book Financed by Pentagon
Sen Edward Kennedy says a forthcoming ABM defense book, largely written by Hudson Institute researchers, is financed in part by a $70,233 government contract. He cites a $34,973 grant and a renewed $35,250 contract, while the institute's Herman Kahn defends the work as independent and funded by Hudson grant funds.
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Pentagon
Washington
Edward
Department of Defense
Massachusetts Democrat
Hudson Institute
Book
Chappaqua, N.Y
Herman Kahn
Institute
Donald Brennan
ABM
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U S Airman Held By Soviets After Emergency Landing
A U S Airman Lt Col George Patterson of Chamblee Georgia and West German Dr Karl Sichelstiel were reported by the U S embassy to be held by the Soviet Union after a light plane crossed into Soviet air space near Batumi during a Black Sea rally. Investigations proceed with possible release if accidental.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Foreign Ministry
George Patterson
Chamblee
Wuerzburg
West Germany
Karl Sichelstiel
Batumi
Black Sea
Turkey
Duesseldorf Aviation Club
Romania
Istanbul
Planners Back Major Airport Near Worcester
The Metropolitan Area Planning Council recommends a second major airport in Massachusetts at the Uxbridge-Douglas area near Worcester. Logan Airport may be unable to expand. Plymouth area and Otis Air Force Base are offered as alternatives. The report aids review by the governor and state lawmakers.
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Massachusetts
Uxbridge-Douglas
Worcester
Metropolitan Area Planning Council
Logan International Airport
Plymouth
Otis Air Force Base
General Court
Airport Study Technical Advisory Committee
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Oriental Rug Dept
the Rug Center
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