Southern Presbyterian Assembly Elects Dr Caldwell As Moderator
Dr Frank H Caldwell 64 of Charlotte elected moderator of the Southern Presbyterian Church at the General Assembly in Montreat North Carolina He wins a landslide over two rivals Dr James A Fowler of Chattanooga and Dr John R McGregor of Columbia The moderator will serve one year as titular head of the 950000 member denomination.
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James A. Fowler
First Presbyterian Church of
Chattanooga
Heart Surgery Figures Highlight 1960s Case Details
A 57 year old surgeon performs up to eight heart operations daily while discussing DeBakey and DeRudder cases. A 43 year old patient died four days after a silicone device operation. The article also notes church foundation work, a six day assembly debate on civil disobedience, and election tallies for church leadership.
Presbyterian moderator race and civil disobedience debate
The opening session nominated three candidates for moderator: Dr. Frank H. Caldwell of Charlotte Dr. J. Rupert McGregor of Columbia and Dr. James L. Yawle of Chattanooga. Patterson urged unity amid debates on civil disobedience and church discipline while Southern Presbyterians face renewed council of churches tensions.
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Patterson
Frank H. Caldwell
Charlotte
N.C
The
Presbyterian Foundation
J. Rupert McGregor
Columbia
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Montreal College
James L. Yawle
First Presbyterian Church
Chattanooga
Tenn
Students Form Union To Seek Shorter Week
STRETFORD England AP students from eight local senior schools formed a union to push for a four day school week. Councillor William Fearnhhead said truancy rose as Fridays were skipped and a special committee will interview parents of four day week pupils. He warned families could be taken to court.
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Stretford
England
William Fearnhead
Fearnhead
Fearhhead
Court Continued From Page One
The hearing featured Rep. Morgan Moulder and questions on subcommittee powers and due process. Yeagley argued procedures are permissible but warned against running a committee that way, as the court weighed whether a witness was misled. The case centers on Gajack and 1st Amendment rights amid broader anti Communist inquiries.
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D-Mo
Warren
Yeagley
Gajack
Abe Fortas
Frank J. Donner
New York
Gojack
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Communist Party
Ford Seeks Cease Fire Focus In Viet War Push
Ford urged a cease-fire initiative to influence elections in South Vietnam while McNamara disputed bomb shortages. Senators Clark Javits Morton weighed the risks and benefits, with Ford promising a Pentagon review and efforts to correct civilian mismanagement. American Marines supported by air power pressed through Quang Ngai as the battle raged.
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Ford
McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baloney
South Viet Nam
Defense
Joseph $. Clark
Javits
United States
Thruston B. Morton
R Ky
Defense Secretary
Air Force
Sai‘gon
Asst
Secre
Viet Nam Saigon reports com bat deaths near Americans
Vietnamese armed forces suffered 141 combat deaths in the week of April 3 to 9, the first week they fell below American fatalities. The U.S. command tallies 3,047 dead since Jan 1, 1961, with 2,574 in ground actions and 473 in air operations, and 15,283 wounded to date.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Pentagon
Johnson sets up emergency board to probe airline labor dispute
President Johnson signs an executive order creating an emergency board to study wages and fringe benefits in a dispute involving the International Association of Machinists. The union would have struck five airlines on a Saturday, affecting transportation of troops and supplies in Vietnam. Wayne Morse is named chair of the board.
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Johnson
Marse
D-Ore
Bi1
Moyers
Viet Nam
Casualty Totals for Vietnam War Reported by Services
Wounded in action reached 15 863 as of last week with 8 273 since year start. Deaths from wounds in Vietnam total 212 about 1.3 percent of wounded. Army casualties include 1 982 combat deaths and 10 459 wounded. Marines 795 killed and 4 440 wounded. Air Force 162 dead 531 wounded. Navy 108 dead 423 wounded. Additional 683 killed in Vietnam from noncombat causes.
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Viet Nan
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Navy
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Viet Nam
Robber journalist identity case shocks London
A fugitive journalist using aliases ran from authorities after claiming blackmail and offering fingerprints to help catch him. Scotland Yard deployed 18 000 officers in a citywide search as White resurfaced in London and neighbors recalled a seemingly ordinary family life with his wife Sheree and their child.
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London
Scotland Yard
Nice
France
County Cork
Ireland
England
John Kett
Marcell
Kett
Bob Lane
Clare
Stephen
Sheree
Medal of Honor Recipient Olive Praised by President
The President honored Pvt Olive as the first Negro Viet Nam War Medal of Honor recipient, eight in history, noting records hide race. Olive’s father expressed gratitude to the President and Army, while Lt. Stanford and Foster shared memories of his bravery and character as “The Preach.” Defense official Sylvester disputed Ford’s bomb-buying rumors, stating the department has no such plans.
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Pvt
United States of America
Stanford
Foster
Jury of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Ford
Defense Department
Sylvester
FBI fires clerk over alleged conduct unbecoming employee
Carter of Mayfield Kentucky an Air Force veteran says FBI officials told him a complaint existed about a girl staying overnight at his apartment His discharge letter signed by J Edgar Hoover cited conduct unbecoming an employee The government has 60 days to answer his petition and his attorney says he was irreparably harmed in future job opportunities The FBI notes that personal misbehavior reflecting unfavorably cannot be tolerated and stresses high standards for its agents
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Carter
Mayfield
Air Force
Texas
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
Nagas and Mizos press for independence clash with India
In the Naga heartland of southern Assam Lumding and surrounding districts see tribal rebels push for secession. Nearby Mizo fighters have waged two months of conflict with the Indian army as both groups seek autonomy from New Delhi. Seeming capitulation by Delhi worries authorities fearing wider revolts.
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Calcutta
Assam
Indian Federal Union
New Delhi
India
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