Catholics and Lutherans discuss Nicene Creed in Baltimore
Roman Catholic and Lutheran leaders met at Baltimore Catholic Center for a historic discussion on the Nicene Creed used by both churches. The two-day meeting kicks off a biannual series to advance Catholic Lutheran ecumenism with planning begun in March in Baltimore. Bishop Murphy and Rev Empie led the talks, which remain closed to the press. a statement on progress and agreements will follow.
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Baltimore
Catholic Center
T. Austin Murphy
Paul C. Empie
New York
National Lutheran Council
John J. Wright
Pittsburgh
Nic ‘Caea
Bette
Murphy
Empie
New Approach In Recruit In Doctors Tried
The Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care unveiled a new physician recruitment plan for Virginia communities. In cooperation with the Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives, it published a brochure for residents interns and senior medical students nationwide, presented to Gov Harrison who called it an excellent effort. The council notes a need for over 120 family physicians and about 160 specialists in the state.
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Richmond
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Virginia
Virginia Association of Electric Cooperatives
Harrison
Edgar J. Fisher Jr
Health Council
Earl J. Shifler Fisher
Parolee Kills Four in Pittsburgh Shootout
A 25 year old parolee angry at his girlfriend's family killed Aaron Godfrey and Acting Lt. Coleman McDonough and wounded two officers, then died in a dawn gun battle as police hunted him on a wooded hillside near Hazelwood. Patrolmen Leo Mincin and Joseph Laffey were injured.
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Pittsburgh
Leroy Francis Scott
James Hintemeyer
Charles Schweinsberg
Scott
Aaron Godfrey
Coleman McDonough
Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Godfrey
McDonough
Leo Mincin
Joseph Laffey
Hazelwood
464th To Get Trophy For Congo Rescues
The 464th Troop Carrier Wing at Pope Air Force Base North Carolina was chosen to receive the 1964 McKay Trophy for Congo rescue operations. Their C130E Hercules airlifted about 13,500 hostages and refugees from Stanleyville to Leopoldville with Belgian paratroops aiding the mission. The unit also aided the Dominican Republic airlift and flew 1,649 flights between April 29 and May 7 carrying 16,500 troops and 16,068 tons of equipment to Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo.
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Pope Air Force Base
N.C
Tactical Air Command
464Th
Air Force
Congo
Stanleyville
Leopoldville
82Nd Airborne Division
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Santo Domingo
Five Men Charged in Rape Case Involving Officer’s Daughter
Los Angeles five men face three counts each of forcible rape in the Shirley Diane O Neal case. Lt. Thomas E O Neal, suspended after a shooting incident, is charged administratively with shooting Carl Norman who is critically wounded but not currently a suspect. Norman was among 16 arrested in the roundup of a motorcycle and car club gang after the June 29 assault. O Neal’s arraignment is set for Thursday as his mother Mary, 75, suffers heart attacks following the attack news.
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Los Angeles
Thomas E. O’neal
Carl E. Norman
Norman
Shirley Diane O'Neal
O’neal
O'Neal
San Fernando Valley
George Ulatowski
Northridge
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Ulatowski
Mathew Melville
Chatsworth
Eric Forrest
Reseda
Ford Wood
Ron
Mary
Senator Cooper Proposes Rules To Bar Senate Campaign Funds
Sen. John Sherman Cooper introduces a measure to forbid any Senate officer or employee from soliciting accepting or distributing political campaign funds and to require annual disclosure of non governmental business by all Senate personnel. The Rules Committee rejected the fund ban and approved shifting Lobbying Act administration to the comptroller general.
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Washington
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Cooper
Baker
Rules Committee
Senators Win Bigger Free Travel and Mail Allowances
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a fiscal year bill totaling 190.8 million to fund Congress offices while expanding senators expense allowances. Senators would receive six paid round trips home annually and higher long distance phone and air mail allowances, with adjustments based on state populations. The measure funds Capitol hours to 30 p.m. through Labor Day and adds police and janitorial costs, plus restoration funds for the Supreme Court chamber and other allocations across houses and agencies.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Texas
Illinois
Mississippi River
Senate
Capitol
District of Columbia Metropolitan Police
Supreme Court
Canritol
House of Representatives
Library of Congress
House
Kitchel outlines Free Society Association differs from Birch Society
Denison Kitchel, president of the Free Society Association, said the new group will be open and nonmonolithic, publish newsletters on legislation, analyze national issues, and launch the Federalist Papers to apply Madison Jay and Hamilton to modern times. Honorary chairman is Barry Goldwater. The aim is to educate and bolster the two party system, guiding Republicans toward conservative principles without forming a third party. Kitchel, Phoenix and Washington attorney, also ran Goldwater’s campaign.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Free Society Association
John Birch Society
Denison Kitchel
Kitchel
Madison
Jay
Hamilton
Barry Goldwater
Kitjchel
Republican Party
American Conservative Union
Phoenix
Washington
Goldwater
Plastic Bags Kill Children and Mother Slashes Self
Three children aged 6, 5, and 2 were found suffocated by plastic bags in their Queens apartment. Their mother Adele Gray 36 slashed her wrists and neck, despondent after prior nervous disorder treatment. Father Paul Gray worked on Wall Street. grandmother Elizabeth Guar ikovich alerted authorities.
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New York
Adele Gray
Woodside
Queens
Wall Street
Elizabeth Guarikovich
Science shrinks piles without surgery new relief
New York report outlines a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, claimed to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In cases treated, pain eased and shrinkage occurred, with patients noting piles ceased to be a problem. The preparation H product is offered as suppository or ointment and sold at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
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