New Guidelines Urge Catholics Toward Inter Church Worship
The Bishops Commission for Ecumenical Affairs issued interim guidelines for U S Catholics urging shared prayer and common worship with other Christians. It allows lay and clergy participation in services but bars official roles in baptisms, marriages, and ordinations and cautions against universal intercommunion, except with the Eastern Orthodox. Local bishops set policies while the Vatican plans a universal directory.
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George W. Cornell
Bishops’ Commission For Ecumenical Affairs
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Vatican
Vatican Council
Commission
Msgr
William W. Baum
Ecumenical Affairs Office
Catholic Commission
Ecu
Christ
Moore names nine to study North Carolina speaker ban law
Gov Danlare Moore appoints nine members to a commission to review the 1963 speaker ban law. The panel will examine all aspects, report findings and recommendations, and may prompt a special session if its report warrants action. Members include Rep. David Britt as chairman and four others from Raleigh, Wilson, Vance, and Wake Forest.
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Raleigh
Danlare
Gordon Hanes
Win- Moore
theston-Salem
Russell Kirby
Wilson
A. A. Zolti
Coffer Jr
Vance
Lacy
North Carolina
Thornburg
Jackson
Moore
David Britt
Rede
Son County
W. T. Joyner
Charles Myers
Greensboro
Burl
Beenington Industries, Inc
Etcs
Elzabeth Swindell
N.C. Press
Communists
Fifth Amend Association
Rev. Benment
C. Fisher
Wake Forest
Baptistic Colleges and Universities
Southern Association of Schools
Bob Scott
Senate
Iwolban
House
Pat Taylor
Beatles Debut in Milan Flops With 7,000 Reach
Milans Vigorelli Velodrome hosts the Beatles An open air show draws 7000 spectators far short of promised sold out crowds Organizers projected big turnout with buses from Italy and Switzerland The group plans to move on to Genoa and Rome after the concert.
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Milan
Italy
Bel Canto
Vigorelli
Liverpool
England
Switzerland
Genoa
Rome
White House car fund dropped after presidential request
Washington AP reports President Johnson asked for no two special limousines for White House use. Senate and House conferees cut a $522,000 allotment from the Treasury Post Office appropriation bill. The House had supported the money but the Senate opposed it, and Rep. Tom Steed said the House yielded to the President's wishes.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Treasury
Post Office
Ment
Thursiday
White House
Secret Service
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Carolina Youth Drowns in Lake Discovery
An 18 year old Walter Martin Barber of Carthage drowned while swimming at a public lake in Aberdeen. A lifeguard recovered the body within minutes and attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation but efforts were unsuccessful. A companion was present during the incident.
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Carolina
Aberdeen
Walter Martin Barber
Carthage
New AMA President-Elect Charles L. Hudson of Ohio
Dr. Charles L. Hudson 61 of Shaker Heights Ohio won the AMA presidency election after a delegate ballot process. A physician with 30 years in internal medicine he plans three years of travel, says Medicare could lower care quality, and emphasizes AMA policies over personal views. He serves at Cleveland Clinic and has held leadership roles in Cleveland and Ohio medical societies.
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Charles L. Hudson
Ohio
Big
New York
Thister H. Judd
Minneapolis
Willard A. Wright
Willis
N.D
American Medical Associa
AMA
House of Delegates
Charles Lowell Hudson
Shaker Heights
Fludion
Hudson
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Merrill, Mich
Wadson
University of Michigan
Uni
Dr. Hudson
Durward G. Hall
Springfield
Wal
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Televisions
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Fla
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