Priest Exiles Self In Protest Of Racism Order
The Rev. John V. Coffield 49 says he will self-impose exile from the Los Angeles archdiocese as protest after a five month enforced vacation for opposing Proposition 14. He plans three to six years in Chicago for Latin American missionary work, saying he cannot obey what he perceives as justice-inhibiting silence.
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John V. Coffield
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
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California
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Chicago
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Arizona
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Bishos
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What Has Baby Boom Done in Corry Area
The piece notes modest growth in school space with eight rooms added at Concord, while Washington and Harding lost rooms. High school grads entering college roughly match national 40 percent, yet local jobs rose in 1964 with Crest line Erie County Plastics and Corry Rubber Corp expansions.
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Washington School
Harding
Corry— Area
Corry
Crestline
Tonnard Mfg. Co
Erie County Plastics
Corry Rubber Corp
Corry Foam Products Co
McInnes Steel
U. S
Pastor DuBois Installed at Corry Rectory Reception
Newly installed pastor Rev. DuBois attends a reception and open house at the rectory. A Dickinson College and Berkeley Divinity School graduate, he comes to Corry from Trinity Church in Moorestown New Jersey, where he served six years in the diocese.
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Dickinson College
Berkeley Divinity School
Corry
Trinity Church
Moorestown
Diocese of
New Jersey
Journal
Johnston
Scranton Proposes School Bus Rides for Parochials
Gov. Scranton plans to reintroduce a 1965 legislation to require public districts to extend bus service on existing routes to parochial and private school students. The bill would be mandatory with an estimated total cost of 6.7 million dollars, 3.7 million covered by the state and the remainder by local districts.
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Hanmisburg
Monroney Sees Viet Nam Victory Ahead Says Negotiated Peace Urged
U S Senator A S Mike Monroney of Oklahoma told CBS Face the Nation that the United States will eventually prevail in Vietnam and that abandoning the war would be idiocy. He noted the length of the war matters little to the Communists after a three week Asian tour. In Washington 105 clergy sent a petition to President Johnson urging an immediate cease fire and negotiated peace.
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Mike Monroney
D-Okla
United States
Viet Nam
Monroney
CBS
Washington Area
Johnson
Crumbling Bethesda Church Endangers Public in East Liberty
Police guard unused Bethesda Presbyterian Church in East Liberty after bricks from a crumbling cornice fell on Saturday narrowly missing a boy. The church has not been in use since December 1961 and lies in a renewal district. city officials will meet with owner Pittsburgh Presbytery to discuss its condition.
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Pittsburgh
Pittburgh
East Liberty
Bethesda
Pittsburgh Presbytery
Priest Dubay petitions Pope over McIntyre removal
Dubay urged Pope Paul VI to remove Cardinal McIntyre citing his own inability to speak on civil rights. The priest was shifted from a predominantly Negro parish to a mostly white one within the archdiocese.
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Dubay
Area Men To Lead Masons In Pennsylvania Grand Lodge
Earl F. Herold of Butler was installed as grand master of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in Pennsylvania. The one year term covers about 260 000 masons in 610 lodges. Other officers elected include Robert Deyoe John K Young Louis Bacharach and Ashby B Paul.
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Philadelphia
Earl F. Herold
Butler
Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons
Pennsylvania
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
Herold
Butler Savings and Trust Co
Union National Bank of
Pittsburgh
Robert‘. Deyoe
Oil City
John K. Young
Louis Bacharach
Ashby B. Paul
Harrisburg
Scott C. Rea
Sunbury
Robert EB. Woodside Jr
Millersburg
Scott C. Leiby
C. Howard Witmer
Lancaster
William Yeager
Warren
Ellis E. Stern
Coatesville
Will R. Michael
York
Dr. Francisco Zayas Dies in Miami Exile
Dr. Francisco Zayas 67 former Cuban Supreme Court justice died yesterday of a heart attack in Miami where he had lived in exile since 1959 after a political settlement in South Vietnam.
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Zayas
Miami
Fla
Francisco Zayas
Supreme Court
Patrolman Shot To Death In Curwensville Police Cruiser
A Curwensville patrolman was found shot to death in a police cruiser. The officer, identified as Lyle Domieo Sr, was shot in the chest. State police investigate the shooting outside the officer’s cruiser in the Clearfield County town.
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Clearfield County
Lyle Domieo Sr
Curwensville
Evans
Foreign Wars Lodge
John Hoover
Paul Lynch
Hoover
Miei
Hold Man In Probe Of Double Fatality Crash
Harrisburg police hold an unidentified man as they probe the driver of a second vehicle in a double fatal crash. Victims Henry Dubble and Verna Lightner, both from Camp Hill, died after the Lightner car was rear ended by a second vehicle that fled the scene. Walter T Lightner, driver of the first car, was hospitalized in apparently satisfactory condition. Eyewitness statements are being collected to identify the second driver.
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Henry Dubble
Verna Lightner
Camp Hil
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