Backing for Priest on Birth Control Sparks Support
A Woodstock College professor argues Rev James Crane’s birth control views rest on Catholic faith and tradition. The support comes as Father Drane at St Johns Seminary faces suspension for articles critical of church doctrine.
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Youth Riots Likely to Persist at Resorts Says Sociologist
AP Science Writer Robert Goldenstein reports Bernard Beck of Northwestern predicts continued student and teen uprisings at major resorts. He argues youths seek autonomy, view themselves as ordinary, and may expand to more places, despite police scrutiny and varied resort attitudes.
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Other nations owe U S 41 billion for WWI debt
Washington dispatch reports that besides private loans the Allied nations still owe the United States about 41 billion dollars in World War I war debts. The figure reflects government and allied creditor claims outstanding as of the current settlement efforts.
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Broadway Shoot Boosts New York Film Industry
New York City hosts filming for The Odd Couple as Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau work into the night on Broadway at 90th Street. Mayor Lindsay touts a streamlined permit process, police protection, and a rising film scene with 25 features shot this year.
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July Fourth Holiday Death Toll Tops 700
The Associated Press reports Independence Day weekend fatalities rose to 732, near the National Safety Council's 700 to 800 estimate, surpassing last year's 676. A nonholiday AP tally shows 530 deaths for comparison. The Safety Council cites more drivers and miles driven as factors.
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