World Council urged to fight racism and colonialism
In Nairobi the World Council of Churches faces pressure to intensify its stance against racism and colonialism as essential to Christian unity. Africa’s Ca hon Burgess Carr urged stronger action while Third World delegates gain a voting edge, signaling a shift from white-led dominance to broader ecumenical influence.
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Church Council
Nairobi
Kenya
Assafi
World Council of Churches
Cahon Burgess Carr
All Africa Conference of Churches
Global Interdenominational Body
Jesus
Cnlire
Assembly
Canon Carr
Africa
Churches of
Evangelical Church of
West Germany
All Africa Church
South Africa
Church Cooperative Movement
Asia
Dorothea Snyder
Dallas
Tex
United Presbyterian Church
Third World
Europe
America
Canterbury
Donald Coggan
Anglican Church
Christ
Athanasios
Egypt
Stefano R. Moshi
Tanzania
Rhodesia
Council
Moynihan Ford talk cited as U.S. ambassador weighs resignation
President Ford was to meet with Daniel Patrick Moynihan at the White House to discuss Moynihan’s possible resignation as ambassador to the United Nations. Moynihan, at U.N. for under five months, walked the grounds with Leonard Garment, a former White House lawyer and U.N. delegate. Moynihan denied plans to resign but said he would discuss the situation with Ford, noting he serves at the pleasure of the President.
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Washington
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
White House
Ford
U.S
United Nations
Moynihan
Leonard Garment
Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Richard “Bruce
Cheney
State Department
Britain
Ivor Richard
U.N
Richard
Wyatt Earp
O.K. Corral
Savonarola
King Lear
Memorial service for Paul Hansell AP veteran
Memorial service scheduled for Paul Hansell, longtime Associated Press newsman and former Miami bureau chief, who died of cancer Saturday. Hansell shaped AP coverage from Cuba to the space program and hurricanes during a 34 year career ending in 1971. He later advised on technical matters and was known as the father of APs wireless yes system. Survived by his second wife Dorothy and a son, with his first wife Esther having died in 1971.
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Miami
Paul Hansell
Associated Press
Hansell
Cuba
Fidel Castro
The
Hastings
Neb
Hastings College
Westinghouse Corp
Esther
Dorothy
William Patrick
Pat” Hansell
Atlanta
World Unity congress funds drain as priest faces fallout
Pennsylvania officials say Father Merveille spent about 250000 of Bicentennial funds on the Congress of World Unity, traveling to 75 countries. Lt. Gov. Kline says the idea soured after internal strife and a state pullback, though Merveille insists the May 21 24 event at the Academy of Music will proceed with its own contract.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ernest Kline
Guy Merveille
Father Merveille
Congress of World Unity
Europe
Asia
Congress
Merveille
Kline
Holy Ghost
Hugh Welsh Jr
Academy
Louisiana Accidents Kill Three Over Weekend
Three deaths in Louisiana traffic accidents were reported by state police. Ladonna Guidry, 19, of Mermennan died after a head on collision on U.S. 90 near Crowley. Mary Baker, 17, of Franklinton died in a two vehicle crash on Louisiana 10. A Greek seaman Cosmas Chaizicharalambus and two other sailors were struck by a car near New Orleans on Louisiana 118.
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Associated Press
Louisiana
Ladonna Guidry
Mermennay
Lafayette General Hospital
U.S. 90
Crowley
Mary M. Baker
Franklinton
Cosmas Chaizicharalambus
Louisiana 118
New Orleans
Fromme expected to decide on testifying in Ford assassination trial
Lynette Fromme faces a crucial week as she may reveal whether she will testify in her defense against charges of attempting to kill President Ford. If she testifies her attorney will rest with more witnesses. if not, the defense ends its case.
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Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. MacBride
Miss Fromme
John Virga
Virga
State Capitol
Secret Service
Virgo
Peter Perry
Perry
U.S
Charles Manson
Dee McMurrough Named 1975 Christmas Seal Chairman
Dee McMurrough will serve as 1975 Christmas Seal chairman in Hempstead County, announced by Warren Crow for the Arkansas Lung Association. The campaign began mid October with opening date Nov 13, directing ninety cents of each dollar to Arkansas programs for lung disease control and research and ten cents to the American Lung Association.
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Hempstead
Warren Crow
Arkansas Lung Association
Crow
Arkansas
Our
American Lung Association
Seven die in Arkansas traffic weekend crashes near border
Weekend accidents claim seven lives across Arkansas. Able Manning of Monroe Louisiana and James Clark of Huttig Union County died in a two vehicle crash near the Arkansas Louisiana line Saturday. Olene Clark of Huttig died Sunday from injuries. The other victims are Joseph Wolf 4 of Pulaski County Johnny Leon Hoggard 16 of Batesville Larry White 22 of Blytheville and Tom Sadler 63 of Portland Ashley County.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Arkansas-Louisiana
Able Manning
Monroe
James Clark
Huttig
Union County
Olene Clark
G. S. Huddleston
Manning
Arkansas 129
Clark
Joseph Wolf
Pulaski County
Johnny
Leon Hoggard
Batesville
Larry White
Blytheville
Tom Sadler
Portland
Ashley County
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Brad Bailey
Hope Animal Shelter
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