McCarthy Campaigning in California Opens Six Day Swing
Senator Eugene McCarthy opened a six day campaign swing through California to win primaries. He argued the Vietnam war has created a spirit of joylessness and fear, linking war to domestic frustrations and urban squalor, while urging more attention to social problems at home.
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Hope Archdiocese bishops condemn vow breaking and modernism
A U S bishops conference issues a sweeping pastoral letter criticizing priests abandoning vows, debating modern worship forms, and urging renewal of loyalty to church doctrine. The document defends priestly celibacy, cautions against liberal theology, and stresses alignment of deeds with Catholic promises while addressing lay participation and social action. It also notes concerns about priestly life and the impact on the faithful and military chaplains.
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Youth Help Us Notion: Earful From Teen Hearts
A teen advice column recaps letters about engagement pressure from Carl, Viet Nam, and controlling families, urging firm rejection of the ring and careful honesty with kindness. Readers also share grief over a grandfather and reflections on memories after loss, urging kinder memory over bitterness. The piece ends with a note from Washington on vegetable price projections and supply concerns tied to a storm.
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