Roman Church faces sweeping reforms toward the 21st century
The Christian Herald interview with seminarian Stopa argues the Roman Catholic Church must reform wealth use and governance. It envisions a married clergy, lay education, social action, and mixed worship with ecumenism, while urging restraint on lavish holdings and costly cathedrals.
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United States
Spencer Stope
Christian Herald
University of Louvain
Belgium
Stopa
Kenneth L. Wilson
World Council of Churches
Europe
America
Vatican
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Poling
The
Christian Herald Assn
On This Day 1816 1933 1944 1968 Almanac
Facts from 1816 snow in New England starting the year without summer. 1933 Camden drive in theater opened. 1944 D-Day invasion across the English Channel. 1968 Senator Kennedy died in Los Angeles. Quote by Eisenhower on burdens of freedom.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
New England
Camden
Dwight D. Eisenhower
English Channel
France
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Knole Castle Counts Rooms Staircases and Courts
Knole Castle in England is described as having 365 rooms for each day, 52 staircases for each week, and seven courts for each day of the week. The World Almanac notes that the 15th century manor was presented by Elizabeth I to Thomas Sackville and has since remained in the Sackville family.
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England
Knole Castle
World Almanac
Elizabeth I
Thomas Sackville
Sackville
Wall Street Charter Sees 1969 as Period of Market Shifts
Wall Street firms forecast a rolling readjustment in 1969 with shifts from speculative issues to quality stocks and from cynical industrials to defensive growth. Bets on a late June rally fade as money crunch news looms and analysts expect a difficult third quarter before potential early 1970 improvement.
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New York
UPI
Wright Advisory
Bache & Co
Equity Research Associates
Vietnam
Early Party Names Tie to Jefferson Era
Britannica notes a national voter group backed Thomas Jefferson for president, with the Democratic party once referred to as the Republican party in early American politics.
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Thomas Jefferson
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Hamburger turns 65 as iconic American sandwich
The article traces the hamburger’s origins from ancient meat grinding to its popularization on buns at the 1904 St Louis Exposition. It notes German origins for the name and early regional preferences, and suggests celebratory serving ideas with bacon pineapple mushrooms nuts and other toppings.
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Egypt
Hamburg
Baltic Lands
America
England
Salisbury
James H. Salisbury
Termites drink wine in a blurry eyed tale of theft
Sacramento report details a wine theft where 50 bottles worth about 300 dollars were found drained from a cellar. Entomologists confirmed the culprits were sophisticated termites drilling boards and chewing corks to access the wine. The piece weaves light humor with quotes from public figures and a Bible verse.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
al Trudeau
State Agriculture Department
Trudeau
Barbs by Phil Pastoret
The column collects wry quips on learning, travel, dinner duties, gift giving, and transience. It notes Sen. Mansfield commenting on rebellious students as transient in permanent institutions.
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Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Why Congress Went to Paris Air Show
Washington high on gain of firsthand exposure at the Paris Air Show. Congressmen argue real visits better inform legislative decisions than hearings or reports. No Paris Air Show bill pending, but future committee choices on delegations may hinge on this year's insights.
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Dien Washington
UPI
U.S
Paris
Congress
Washington
Congressional
Beverly Hills Studio rises in Culver City roots
Hollywood report notes Beverly Hills Studio Inc formed by Hugh O'Brian and partners on the Culver City lot formerly known as Thomas H. Ince, Selznick and Desilu eras. The 40 acre site with 11 sound stages hosted Gone With the Wind, The Greatest Show on Earth, The Real McCoys and Batman. Plans include three films on the lot this year with O'Brian aiming to star in one.
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Vernon Scott Ups
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
UPS
Beverly Hills Studio, Inc
Culver City
Hugh O'Brian
Thomas H. Ince Studios
David O
Desi Arnaz
Lucille Ball
RKO
Desilu
Culver
Paramount
Paramount Culver
O'Brian
Lou Chesler
Martin Leeds
Beverly Hills
Real McCoys
SPOON-FEEDING THE PUBLIC AND MEDIA INTERPRETATION
Fred Pool criticizes TV commentators for rushing to dissect President Nixon's Viet Nam policy speech and notes similar excessive interpretation of President Johnson's remarks. He questions the fairness and accuracy of repeated analyses and urges balanced treatment of official policy statements.
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Morris Higley
Fred Pool
The
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Nixon
Vietnam
Johnson
North Vietnam
United States
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New York City
Prince of Wales
Duke of Windsor
Nat
John McCloskey
Pius IX
By Roger Bollen
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Treasury Department
Roger Babson
Florinda Bolkan
Rome
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Newspaper Enterprise Asso
NEA, Inc
Blue Lantern
Willard Nee
Childress
H&r
Dallas
Texas
H& R Block
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