Anglican Church condemns apartheid as unchristian
South Africa's Anglican Church rejects apartheid, stating it conflicts with Christian gospel. Durban synod voices unity with the South African Council of Churches in opposing racial segregation, urging church leaders to keep politics out of pulpits while stressing the principle of equality before God.
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South Africa
Peopley Te Council
Mmieskane
Broweht Fcbbe
Vorsles
Gratin
Clereyaren Woo
Vorster
Durban
York de
Ghana Chief of Armed Forces Held in Accra
In Accra Air Marshal M. A. Otg was arrested on suspected complicity in subversive activities against the government. The ruling Libel Liberation Council announced the arrest and said two others, Lieutenant Kiwa Sang and Wasalga, were under close arrest awaiting investigations. Major General Orran was appointed acting commander of the Ghana Army, with Deputy Commander Bilador EG to act in his absence. Air Marshal Otg became Chief of Defence Staff and GOC on March 1 this year. Details of the alleged subversive activity were not disclosed.
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Accra
Iaap-Rewler
Ghana
M. A. Otg
Fats
Tor
Air Manrshat Otw
Kiwa~ Sang
Wasalga
Herlavortere
Natannt Liberation ‘Council
A Orran Id
Biiadior EG
Ke Amen
Ghana Army
Air Mueshol Oi
Getame Ghana
GOC
Powell critic criticised by Anglican bishop in Cambridge
Anglican Bishop Trevor Huddleston condemned Enoch Powell’s weekend speech urging repatriation of African, Indian, and other migrants. He linked Powell’s stance to Britain’s slave trade legacy and colonial policy, urging the church to avoid endorsing alienation and noting the invitation to Powell to speak at St Mary le Strand was withdrawn.
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Cambidge
Trevor Huddleston
Enoch Vowell
Britain
Yowell
Masasi 'Ty
Tanzania
Huddleston
Bishon
Stepney
London
Grotery
Anglican Committee
Powell
St Mary le
David Martin
Argus Stands Firm in Proposed Takeover Bid
PRESS JOHANNESBURG, Thursday. The Argus Printing and Publishing Company defends itself amid a proposed takeover of South African Associated Newspapers group. The government may approve or block the move as chairman Mr Slater comments that merger in any form must keep the English-language press strong and vital in South Africa.
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Johannes Burg
Aap-Reuter
Argus Printing and Publishing Company
Stonely
Tay
Jon Slater
Ekeaver
Argus Group
Afri
South Africa
Vorster
Sout African ‘Associated News Papers
H. Payne
Tadiy Ay
Oh Re m
Teduve
Writer Gordon Langley Hall changes sex and plans marriage
Charleston reports writer Gordon Langley Hall, adopted son of Dame Margaret Rutherford, has undergone sex reassignment surgery and plans to marry John Paul Simons with family approval. Hall, 31 or 39 depending on source, discussed in Baltimore and London, noting a proposed English ceremony and a past failed American wedding plan.
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Charleston
Carling
Thurs
Gordon Langley Hall
Margaret Rutherford
Neara
Margaret
Agatha Christi
Mayl
Dawn Langley Hall
Goxcon Langley Hall
Lyndon Johnson
Gordon Langley
Vhs Aim
Mixx Hall
John Paul Simons
Me Simmons
Miss Hall
London
Associated Press
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hacmyane Frei Ments
Mist Hall
Simmons
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