Lutherans elect first Black president at world assembly
Tanzanian Bishop Josiah Kibira won 131 117 to lead the Lutheran World Federation, pledging to visit South Africa’s white churches if visa allowed. Delegates urged end to racial segregation in South Africa and Rhodesia, universal suffrage in South Africa and Namibia, and condemned abuses in Uganda under Idi Amin. Kibira plans greater church involvement in secular affairs and integrating white churches.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
World Assembly
South Africa
Rhodesia
Uganda
Josiah M. Kibira
Sixth Assembly
Lutheran World Federation
Kibira
W. Habelgaarn
Mikko Juva
Finland
U.S
Chile
South-West Africa
Namibia
League of Nations
United Nations
Idi Amin
Ment
Java
LWF
United States
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
Boston University
SWP Commission For Church Cooperation
Manas Buherezi
Outgrown Baby Item Sent From Toledo to Mesizc City
Mrs. Carol Dills mailed a baby's pink item to former Toledo residents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Challoupek in Mesizc City. It was sent on May 46, 1973 and arrived only recently.
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Toledo
Ohio
Carol Dills
Kennet Challoupek
Mesizcity
Wort
Biofeedback touted as migraine relief by Virginia Beach doctor
Virginia Beach physician Dr William Steiger says biofeedback yields dramatic results in preventing chronic migraines. Using electronic sensors, patients learn to relax and identify tension sources, with the machine signaling relaxation or stress to guide treatment.
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Virginia Beach
William Steiger
Steiger
Department of Medicine
General Hospital of Virginia Beach
Medicenter of America Inc
Southern Peony eetiae Approve Hold Line Budget
Southern Presbyterians approved a hold the line budget of 7.38 million dollars for next year with 4.4 million for foreign missions, ending their 117th General Assembly in Nashville Tennessee. The plan matches last year’s total while stressing international missions and human rights, amid calls on U S policy on Korea and Africa. The assembly urged new farm policies, food aid, and a two year local study on homosexual rights, while opposing apartheid in South Africa.
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Southern Peony Eetiae
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Presbyterians
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Russia
South Africa
Africa
Southern Africa
Carter
South Korea
Assembly
U.S
Former Norfolk Area Leader Dies At 81
Chesapeake AP Major McKinley Hillard aged 81 died at his Deep Creek home after a long illness. A Virginia politican and jurist, Hillard served 27 years in the General Assembly representing Norfolk County, helped merge warring factions after 1952, chaired the circuit court, and retired from the bench in 1971. Born 1896 in Morgan County Tennessee, he moved to Virginia as a child, studied at William and Mary, earned a Richmond law degree in 1926 while teaching, began practice in Portsmouth, and was elected to the House of Delegates in 1927 representing Norfolk County and South Norfolk.
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Chesapeake
McKinley Hillard
Norfolk County
Deep Creek
Hillard
General Assembly
Hugh Johnston
Edward £. Oast
Oast
County Circuit Court
J. Lindsay Almond
Chesapeake Circuit Court
Morgan County
Tenn
Virginia
College of William and Mary
University of Richmond
Richmond
John Marshall ‘High School
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