The Convent: Crisis or Change A Confrontation with a Cardinal
New York reports on why some nuns left the Immaculate Heart of Mary order amid Vatican II reforms. Midge Turk recalls regimentation and poverty, clashing with Cardinal McIntyre and church silence on civil rights. Ex nuns form a broader community inviting married couples to teach and serve, while Corita Kent voices mixed feelings about leaving religious life.
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New York
Nea
Humanity
Vatican
Midge Turk
The
Immaculate Heart of Mary
California
Cardinal McIntyre
Rome
McIntyre
Anita Caspary
Mother Humiliata
Mitchell movement winners at Welty-Way and YMCA
In Welty-Way Sunday game winners were north-south Mike Rowray with Richard Golembiewski first and Mrs. Carl Hendrickson with Mrs. Fred Hull second. east-west John Vust with Steve Tucker first and Jan Brissman with Mrs. R. D. Cushing second. YMCA Saturday afternoon winners were north-south Robert Gardiner and Nick Lillies first. Mrs. George Alberts and Mrs. L. W. Busby second. East-west winners were Mrs. Howard Wilfong and Mrs. Robert Rohrbach first. Miss Marilyn Ladd and Mrs. George Jenkins second. Next Welty-Way game Thursday 7:30. next YMCA game 12:30 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty-Way
North South
Mike Rowray
Richard Golembiewski
Carl Hendrickson
Fred Hull
Eastwest
John Vust
Steve Tucker
Jan Brissman
R. D. Cushing
Mitchell Movement
YMCA
Robert Gardiner
Nick Lillies
George Alberts
L. W. Busby
Howard Wilfong
Robert Rohrbach
Marilyn Ladd
George Jenkins
Julie Eisenhower Expands Public Appearances Ahead of Campaign
Julie Nixon Eisenhower broadens public schedule with tours to Cleveland to visit Western Reserve University Mental Retardation unit and three New York New Jersey events. She will accept a humanitarian award for her mother in New York and attend ceremonies on Camp Kilmer park land transfer and Brookhaven property turnover for state recreation. She remains at the White House while husband David Eisenhower serves at sea and pursues a Catholic University education master’s program.
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Washington
UPI
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
New York- New Jersey
Hilton Hotel
New York
Camp Kilmer
N.J
Edison Township
Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven
New York State
Eisenhower
White House
Ens
David Eisenhower
Albany
Julie
Catholic University
Church of England to Ordain First Women Priests
A Church of England spokesman said the church will ordain its first two women priests soon. Jane Hwang Hsien Yuen, a Chinese national born in London, and Joyce Bennett will be ordained in Hong Kong. No date was set. They will be the first female priests in four centuries.
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London
UPI
Church of England
Jane Hwang Hsien Yuen
Joyce Bennett
Hong Kong
Henry VIII
Bridal Shower for Debbie Koutny Honors Local Bride Elect
Miss Debbie Koutny daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Koutny was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday for 43 guests at the home of Mrs Edward Koutny. Co-hostesses were Mrs Joe Koutny Mrs Donald Page and Mrs Rick Whitney. She is the November 27 bride elect of Joe Ironside.
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Debbie Koutny
Leo Koutny
Victoria Drive
Edward Koutny
Second Street
Joe Koutny
Donald Page
Rick Whitney
Koutny
Joe Ironside
Thomas Ironiside
J Street
Franco Era Heir Prince Engaged to Granddaughter of Franco
The Diario Vasco reports an engagement between Prince Alfonso Jaime Borbon y Dampierre and Maria Del Carmen Martinez-Bordiu in Paris. The couple would unite Franco era lineage with the Spanish royal line as Juan Carlos awaits succession.
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Generalissimo Franco
Spain
San Sebastian
Diario Vasco
Alfonso Jaime Borbon Y Dampierre
Franco
Maria del Carmen Martinez-Bordiu
Paris
Juan Carlos
Baby Born in Nursery The Kind with Plants
Mrs Norman Roberts gave birth to her fourth child Sunday in a nursery the kind where plants are grown. An ambulance pulled off Ohio 127 into the Naturp Garden Center lot before delivering at the Jewish hospital. Both mother and son are doing fine.
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Cincinnati
Norman Roberts
Dunlap Life Squad
Ohio 127
Colerain
Naturp Garden Center
Life Squad
Lynne
Hicks joins drive for women's liberation in Congress
Rep Louise Day Hicks of Boston joins a newly formed congressional committee to hearings nationwide on discrimination against women. She will work with Shirley Chisholm Edith Green and Patsy Mink on the ad hoc panel within the House Education and Labor Committee. The group aims to boost women's educational opportunities and challenge merit being ignored.
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Holyoke
Mass
Louise Day Hicks
Boston
Shirley Chisholm
Edith Green
Patsy Mink
Mittee
Hicks
House Education and Labor
PWP Chapter 316 Marks Anniversary Dinner Arrangements
Al Miller Carter Hurst and Dave Ahrens pose for a photo as PWP Chapter 316 completes anniversary dinner preparations. The Cedar Rapids group lists 120 members with about 5000 eligible locals in the international Parents without Partners network.
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al Miller
Glass Road NE
Carter Hurst
Oakland Road
Dave Ahrens
Huston Street
Cedar Rapids
More Heart Defect Babies Can Be Saved
Anaheim based report cites 90 percent save rate for 20 000 infants who die yearly from congenital heart defects. Dr Mary Allen Engle urges urgent emergency treatment and rapid recognition by nurses obstetricians and family doctors at the American Heart Assn convention.
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Anaheim
Calif
Mary Allen Engle
New York- Cornell Medical Center
American Heart Assn
Mamie Eisenhower Quietly Observes 75th Birthday
Mamie Eisenhower marked her 75th birthday quietly at the desert home of Mr. and Mrs. Pollar Simon in Indian Wells California. She will attend the dedication of the $7.5 million Eisenhower Medical Center in Palm Desert this week and a new pipe organ dedication at Palm Desert Community Church where the Eisenhowers worshiped during vacations.
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Indian Wells
Calif
Mamie Eisenhower
Desert
Pollar Simon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Medical Center
Palm Desert
Palm Desert Community Church
Eisenhowers
Intensive Care Nurseries Show Promise for Problem Babies
Medical authorities see intensive care nurseries as a technique with great promise in managing problem babies. The approach aims to improve outcomes for infants requiring specialized medical attention.
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Society For Women
the Convent
Midge
Los Angeles
Miss Turk
United States
John XXIII
Pope Paul
Corita Kent
I.H.M
Museum of Modern Art
Anita
Aquarius
Ivory Tower
Welty-Way Club
LENOX
China
T. Crystal
Taalks Grr
Nd Ave
St. SE
Thurs
Julie Eisenhower
4Th Avenue
Rep. Hicks
Cause of Women’s Lib
Gazette
John Mcivor
Mamie
Siebke & Hoyt
Elaine Powers
Igure
Elaine Figure Salon
Gail Drubin
DRI
Town Country Shopping Center
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