Unity snags mount as groups fault each other
New York AP reports theologians denounce denominational officials while lay people claim readiness, highlighting the ecumenical movement's breakdowns. A U.S. branch of international fellowship seeks to bridge official and unofficial groups, foster mutual study, and link scattered efforts across denominations.
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Michael Bence
London
International Ecumenica Fellowship
International Fellowship
Switzerland
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Government Moves to Require Cleaner 1976 Cars
Washington AP report says the government proposed standards to cut auto exhaust pollution by about one third from 1968 levels. Key points: 77 percent hydrocarbon control and 68 percent carbon monoxide control, testing required before sale, comments invited within 30 days, and shifts to weight-based limits across 11 vehicle classes with tighter diesel and heavy truck rules.
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John W. Gardner
Federal Register
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World news wrap includes Emancipation claims and royal appointment
AP dispatches report a 45.7 million Asian women emancipation figure tied to Mexico City. traffic police uphold fines amid daily life notes. Also Queen Elizabeth II approves Adm. Sir Michael Le Fanu as chief of naval staff, with career highlights at Iwo Jima and Okinawa. Additional items mention Antonioni's China project, Madrid population, Holt's presumed end of term, and North Vietnam talks.
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Mexico City
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London
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Varyl Begg
Budget Cuts Cast Shadow on Cape Kennedy Aerospace Jobs in 1968
An Associated Press survey shows Cape Kennedy aerospace contractors plan to boost 1968 labor, though NASA budget cuts cloud long range plans. North American Rockwell may add at least 100 to its 2,000 launch operations team, while Grumman considers a 10 percent rise in its 1,033 work force. Other firms expect modest gains or stable staffing as Congress and NASA finalize funding for Apollo programs and future manned space missions.
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Space
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NASA
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Bendix Corp
Perat
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Federal Electric Corp
Moonport
Federal Electric
Boeing Co
North Vietnam Peace Talks Sought in Southeast Asia
A report from Vientiane, Laos, says North Vietnam has approached Laos Cambodia and Burma seeking facilities for possible peace talks. The claim remains unconfirmed by officials.
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Vientiane
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Burma
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