Catholics Approve Protestant Bible in Ecumenical Move
Cardinal Cushing of Boston gave official imprimatur to the Revised Standard Version of the Oxford annotated Bible for common Catholic use. The approval follows a Protestant Catholic scholarly committee review and underscores ecumenical progress without enabling liturgical use.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
National Council of Churches of
U.S.A
Oxford Press
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
W. van Etting Casey
Casey
Father Casey
Philip J. King
St. John's Seminary
Herbert G. May
Oberlin School of Theology
Bruce Metzer
Princeton Theological Seminary
Print Shop Raid Uncovers Bogus ID Cards and Licenses
Philadelphia raid by state Liquor Board leads to 200 fake adult IDs and dozens of forged licenses. Arrested shop owner Daniel E. Carter 39 faces charges for unlawful documents. two youths questioned. FCC licenses voter cards and blank stock seized. investigation backed by District Attorney Arlen Specter.
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Hiladelphia
State Liquor Board
Martin Kaplan
Philadelphia
Federal Communications Commission
Fraternal Order of Police
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Daniel E. Carter
Carter
Kaplan
FCC
Arlen Specter
Charles Zaimes
Liquor Control Board
Fogus Caads
Rookie Pilot Killed In Crash At Suburban Airport
Youngstown man Harold Jones Jr. died when his single engine plane crashed on approach at Youngstown Executive Airport during a solo flight before license finalization. The aircraft wing struck a tree and the craft landed in a gully in North Jackson suburbs.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Youngstown Executive Airport
Jackson
Harold Jones Jr
Turncoat Ex-War Hero and Family Edge Toward U.S. Return
Adams and his family plan to fly to the United States after leaving China via Hong Kong. A U.S. consulate said travel documents may take one to three weeks. Mrs. Adams cited desire to reunite with his mother in Memphis after 16 years apart.
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China
Europe
Adams
Hong Kong
Morris Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
Foreign Language Press
Peking University
United States
U.S
Platt
Liu Linfang
Gladys Peoples
Memphis
New Hotel Plans Dining Lounge Redesign and Rooms Upgrade
The hotel unveils redesigned dining and lounge facilities. Renovations continue on 75 guest rooms and several functional spaces including a conference room for business gatherings and The Corry Room for civic and social group meetings and dinners.
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Cor
Press Party At Hotel Corry Signals Grand Opening
Corry hosts a press preview tonight at 6 30 pm as more than 35 guests from area media attend a press party for the hotel's grand opening weekend. The lineup includes The Corry Evening Journal Union City Times Erie Morning News Erie Times Erie Times News Waterford Leader Girard Cosmopolite Herald Oil City Derrick WTIV Titusville North East Breeze WWYN WWFM Erie WMGW Meadville Titusville Herald WSEE TV Erie WICU TV Erie Jamestown Post Journal WJET Radio and TV Erie Warren Times Mirror and Observer.
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Corry
The
Corry Evening Journal
Union City Times
Erie Morning News
Erie Times
Erie Times- News
Waterford Leader
Girard Cosmopolite Herald
Oil City Derrick
WTIV
Titusville
North East Breeze
Wwynwwfm
Erie
WMGW
Meadville
Titusville Herald
Wsee-Tv
Wicu-Tv
Jamestown Post Journal
Wjet Radio and TV
Warren Times Mirror and Observer
Grand Opening Adds Dining Rooms Coffee Shop and Lounge
Completed improvements to be shown during the weekend Grand Opening include two spacious dining rooms a newly created coffee shop and an inviting cocktail lounge. The Crown Room which is a key feature will welcome guests with refined amenities.
Inside the New Hotel Corry Its Regal Dining Rooms Debut
The main dining area seats over 100 in a setting with pale gold and white wall coverings and old gold carpet. The Crown Room features a full size Elizabethan queen portrait on red velvet, green drapery, and crystal chandeliers. The Gate Room seats 40 with a wrought iron chandelier and a multi panel wall. The Morning Call coffee shop and Foxhead Lounge offer music, lighting and acoustics, while the food service is elevated to gourmet proportions under manager H. C. Oswalt and Joe De Marte overseeing the Foxhead Lounge.
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Grenadier Moor
Foxhead
Corry
Joe de Marte
New York State
California
H. C. Oswalt
Owners sue over horse death at Arlington Park
Moody and Dorothy Jolley of Hialeah Florida filed a $200000 damage suit in federal court saying their thoroughbred Adzum died after a collision with another horse during a workout at Arlington Park. The other horse Jim Dooley is owned by Hugh Grant of Bradford Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Moody
Dorothy Jolley
Hialeah
Fia
Adzum
Jim Dooley
Hugh Grant
Bradford
Seven Killed in Bus Auto Crash Near Elmira
In a Route 223 Fairview Road collision near Elmira seven people died and several others were injured. Auto driver Luke Spinelli and Virginia Spinelli died. three Spinelli children were seriously hurt, one infant and two more children damaged. Bus driver James Wheaton was unhurt. 29 aboard, two minors with minor injuries.
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Arnot-Ogden Hospital
Robert Spinelli
Mark Spinelli
Anthony Spinelli
Spinelli
Horseheads Central
James Wheaton
Horseheads
Fairview Road
Six District Budgets Shift Income Tax in Local Budget Plan
The article outlines six districts using 36 mills with a total budget of 30 873 dollars and per capita taxes, including a 1 percent income tax. Three locations Columbus Wayne and Spring Creek drop half of the income tax, while Concord and Elgin retain the full income tax. The overall tax increases add ten mills, up from 35 mills last year.
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Xaxes
Columbus
Wayne
Spring Creek
Concord
Elgin
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