Religious Leaders Split Over Abortion Ethics In Finkbine Case
Vatican radio denounces abortion as murder and upholds rights from conception. Some Protestant and Jewish clergy in New York urge medical choice in high risk cases, while Anglican leaders warn against abortion except medical necessity. Debate signals no imminent legal change, but rising abortions anticipated.
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Religius
Vatican Radio
Finkbine
New York City
Peter Chase
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Lambeth Conference of Anglican Bishops
Arizona
Nathan A. Parisman
Congregation Emanu-El
New York
A Chase
Perrlman
Miss America Seeks Admission to Vanderbilt
Miss America Maria Fletcher of Asheville North Carolina has applied for admission to Vanderbilt University. Registrar William C Batts confirmed the application is under consideration. Fletcher graduated from A C Reynolds High School with a 93 average and previously danced with the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes in New York before winning the crown and a $10000 college scholarship.
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Nashville, Tenn
Maria Fletcher
Asheville
N.C
Vanderbilt University
William C. Batts
Vanderbilt
Miss Fletcher
A. C. Reynolds High School
Radio City Music Hall
Rockettes
New York
Divers Find Sunken Vessel Off St Augustine Florida
Two skin divers Fred S. Barnes and Raymond Taunton located a sunken steel hulled craft about 15 miles east of St Augustine in 75 feet of water. A compass on the vessel matched one used on the shrimp boat Francis reported missing April 2 with three men aboard. Sheriff’s deputy J W Hugas identified the craft.
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ST. Augustine, Fla
Atlantic Ocean
St. Augustine
J. W. Hugas
Francis
Fred S. Barnes
Raymond Taunton
Allen Jay Opens Registration for First Grade Students
Registration books will be open at Allen Jay School tomorrow through Friday for new and returning first graders who did not register last spring. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. New students must show birth and immunization certificates and be six by Oct. 16. Transfer students need a certified record. New staff include several teachers and a high school librarian.
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Allen Jay
A. Doyle Early
Early
Early Said
Dorothy Ann Hayes
Durham
Martha Reese
Lawrenceville
Ernestine Wilkins
Randleman
Lila Kay Lemmond
High Point
Rebecca Worsley
Washington
N. C
Janey Rose Lee
Raleigh
Patricia Jane Batten
Laurinburg
Lula ‘Mae Edmonds
Helen Garman
Greensboro
Patsy Smith
Statesville
Thomasville Furniture Wins Round in FTC Pricing Case
The U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans overruled an FTC order halting certain brokerage to favored customers under the Robinson Putnam Act. The case sent back for further proceedings, with options including a new decision, reopened evidence, or appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Thompeseet
Thomasville Student Wins Shell Foundation Scholarship
Thomasville resident Thomas W Stallings earns a Shell Companies Foundation scholarship to pursue a mechanical engineering PhD at North Carolina State College in 1962 63. The award totals 1800 plus tuition and fees and 400 for a research project. Stallings, son of C D and Mrs C D Stallings, earned a 1960 aerospace bachelor’s from State College and will complete a master’s in mechanical engineering this summer.
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Thomasville
David W. Stallings
Shell Companies Foundation
N. C. State College
Stallings
State College
Douglas Aircraft
C. D. Stallings
Edna Staton
Ahoskie
Man bitten by king cobra at Miami serpentarium
William E. Haast owner of the Miami Serpentarium was bitten Sunday while extracting venom from a king cobra in front of 145 spectators. The 52 year old was rushed to Variety Children's Hospital and given massive doses of serum. It was his 79th snake bite but first by a king cobra.
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Miami, Fla
William E. Haast
Miami
Serpentarium
Haast
Foreign language usage among Washington restaurant workers
A Washington study finds more French spoken by restaurant workers than any other language, followed by German Greek and Italian in ranks. The data highlights language diversity among service employees in the capital.
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Washington, D. C
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