CIA Missionary Contact Curbs Leave Churches Questioning
Washington (UPI) A Bush Hatfield agreement gives CIA freedom to use missionaries while abroad but churches remain unsettled. Hatfield dropped proposed legislation after talks, but U.S. policy may still permit CIA contact with missionaries returning home and potential use as sources. Churches warn trust erodes as boards advise personnel to avoid CIA contact and relief roles may involve denominational sponsorship.
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Intelligence Agency
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Catholic Relief Service
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Carter Expected Not to Attend Southern Baptist Convention
Jimmy Carter is absent from the Southern Baptist Convention in Norfolk, yet his status as a leading candidate shapes discussions. Ford’s possible appearance sparks debate as editors urge inviting him, while Carter faces mixed reactions among Baptists amid resolutions on abortion and other policy notes.
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Southern Baptist Convention
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Committee On Order of Business
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Illinois Baptist
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Ile Carter
Broadman Press
Shirley Temple Black Named White House Chief of Protocol
Shirley Temple Black, former child star of the 1930s, is named White House chief of protocol. She becomes the first woman in the role, previously serving as a special adviser to President Nixon and a U.S. representative at U.N. matters, succeeding Henry E. Catto Jr. who is nominated to a United Nations post in Geneva.
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UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
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Beodhoennen Atte U.N
Geneva
Hands Across America plan altered to scatt ered links and October date
Chicago attorney Marvin Rosenblum reformats the nationwide hands across America event for October 3 after low funding and uneven city support. He aims for local participation through scattered communities and seeks a congressional proclamation to mark Hands Across America Day in the fall.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
America
Rosenblum
Atlantic
Pacific
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