North and South Presbyterians Seek End to Division
Northern and southern Presbyterians, split since the Civil War, met in Louisville for a joint session to pursue reunion. The gathering, including 3 million United Presbyterians and 900,000 southern members, marks the first combined meeting in 50 years with plans for a union under consideration.
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Lawrence W. Bot
Toms
Decatur
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United Presbyterian Church
Louisville
Convention Center
Southern Church
Assembly
United Presbyterian Assembly
United Presbyterians
Nuclear cooperation and Israeli Egypt talks cited
Rabin appointed two specialists to advise on whether Egyptian reactor plans could enable Arab nuclear weapons. He said no more until opinions are heard. Nixon announced a nuclear tech and fuel deal with Israel after Egypt talks. Israel insists on clarifying details of the nuclear nonproliferation accord and outside inspections.
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Disabled Vets Form A Skin Diving Club
A group of disabled veterans in Davie Florida formed a skin diving club with about 30 members many Vietnam veterans. They modified gear including fins and a Sharkhunter minsub and aim to obtain VA therapists and a disabled diving instructor to advance therapy and training.
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Gaetano
Tom
Tala
Tata
Marine Corps
Fort Lauderdale
Perry Oceanographics Corp
West Palm Beach
Veterans Administration
Watergate venie diplomatic fallout and charges
The article notes a $100,000 contribution bond and a legal charge described as a misdemeanor with a maximum sentence of one year and a $1,000 fine. Symington did not receive advancement and retired from the diplomatic service.
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Trinidad
Symington
Government Promises Action On Saging Livestock Prices
Washington AP report on a White House meeting promising action within days to ease sagging U.S. beef pork and poultry markets. Kenneth Rush noted retailers would press supermarket chains to expand specials while reviewing costs and prices as cattle feeders and hog farmers report losses.
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White House
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Tinue
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Earl L. Butz
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