Mexico City Traffic Deaths Decline Amid City Reforms
A report from Mexico City notes a drop in traffic fatalities from 225,596 in 1959 to 404,222 in 1966 as reforms by the Transit Department take effect. The article cites rising car ownership and city measures as contributing factors to the changing death toll.
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Social action divides churches over public involvement
A long, heated debate splits churches between those who say the church should avoid secular politics and those who insist it must engage in social issues. Leaders across denominations cite activism in poverty relief, civil rights, and peace efforts, while critics warn of eroding spiritual focus.
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J. Howard Pew
Philadelphia
L. Harold DeWolf
Wesley Seminary
Washington
National Council of Churches
Chicago
Mississippi Delta
Episcopal
Newark
Vietnam
Robert W. Castle Jr
Q. Frederick Nolde
World Council of Churches
Martin Marty
University of Chicago Divinity School
Christian Advarcate
National Council
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Pope Paul
Interchurch
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Pittsburgh
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John
Robert McAfee Brown
Stanford
Joseph Walsh
Brandeis University
Robert A. Raines
Billy Graham
Avery Dulles
Woodstock College
Methodist
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Carl McIntire
Christian Beacon
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Lake City
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Faith and politics collide as churches face secular calls
The discussion centers on how Christian faith must engage non Christian world and human affairs. Leaders including Pope Paul, Rev Richard McBrien, and Rev Truman Douglas weigh church roles in society, while tensions flare over church prerogatives and social action.
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Weston
Mass
Truman Douglas
United Church
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Albany
N.Y
Donald J. Bauer
Marshall Bevins
Pennsylvania
Senate Unit Approves Soviet Consular Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a consular treaty with the Soviet Union by a 15-4 vote and sent it to the Senate floor where action could come in a week or two. Supporters say it may ease tensions and potentially shorten the Vietnam war, while critics fear it could prolong the conflict through increased trade with the USSR.
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Vietnam
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
North Vietnam
J. J W. Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
United States
Fulbright
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Hickenlooper
Iowa
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