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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1975

Page

11

Soviets Deny Religious Persecution at World Council Assembly

In Nairobi, Russian Orthodox and Baptist leaders rejected charges of oppression as exaggerated and distorted. They said church problems stem from infringements of religious laws, while noting society moves toward greater democracy. Pope Paul VI urged broad Catholic cooperation with the World Council of Churches. Ecumenical leaders warned against demagoguery and secularizing Christ’s freedom.

Nairobi Kenya World Council of Churches General Assembly Soviet Union Yuvenaly Moscow Patriarchate Assembly Gleb Takunin Lev Regelson Moscow Church Christian Unity Movement Paul VI Council Paul National Councils of Churches United States Dimitrius I Constantinople Istanbul Ecumenical Movement Jesus Christ Christ

Bypass Opens Near Hickory Ending 14 Year Traffic Jam

A new 11.8 mile stretch of Interstate 40 bypassing Hickory opens Saturday, ending a 14 year standstill on Nightmare Alley U S 64 70. The bypass begins near Conover and rejoins I 40 near Hildebran, diverting traffic away from the four lane 6470 and ending frequent wrecks and bumper to bumper congestion.

Conover N.C Hickory Hildebran

Fromme Jurors Had a Trying Time in Ford Attempt Trial

Jurors who convicted Lynette Fromme for attempting to assassinate President Ford described the trial as trying. Judge Thomas J. MacBride noted sequestration and the jurors’ request for no publicity. Sentencing is set for Dec. 17 in Sacramento.

Sacramento Calif Charles Manson Lynette Fromme Ford U.S. District Court Thomas J. MacBride Sandra Good Miss Fromme Manson Sharon Tate Moe

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