Mormon Church to Dedicate New Lakewood Ward Hall
Elder LeGrand Richards of Salt Lake City's Council of Twelve will deliver the dedicatory prayer for the Lakewood Third Ward church. The combined choir of Singing Mothers will perform as Bishop Whitehead conducts the ceremony. The four ward leadership, the newly painted building on three acres, and a mortgage celebration dinner highlight the dedication of the $335,000 project after four years of construction and volunteer labor by members.
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Salt Lake
Muriel Mauldin
RichaRd
Eugene Mertz
East Long Beach
Raymond Linford
War scarred St Mary's Aldermanbury church to be rebuilt at Westminster College
London planners begin September removal of the 1676 Christopher Wren church, shattered by a 1941 Nazi bomb, to recreate it on Westminster College grounds in memory of Churchill speech. Detroit Luther League speaker Louis Lomax urged civil rights change, urging action and belief in Christian spirit amid race tensions.
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Eucharistic Day Planned at Long Beach Arena
Catholic parishes in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles plan a Eucharistic Day in Long Beach Arena on Sunday September 6 with Cardinal McIntyre presiding at a Solemn Mass and procession for about 15000 participants. The Italian Catholic Federation sponsors the event and convention activities run September 4 to 7 at the Lafayette Hotel drawing 1000 delegates from California and beyond. The federation promotes Italian religious arts and culture and counts around 40 branches in Southern California with roughly 2500 members.
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Long Beach
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Italian Catholic Federation
California
Lafayette Hotel
Italy
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Senate Approves National Council on Arts Legislation
The Senate approved a bill to establish a 25 member National Council on Arts to advise on strengthening and expanding the United States cultural resources. The proposal, dating back to 1877 in various forms, moves to the White House for final action.
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UPI
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White House
National Council
Congress
United States
Four Cities Considered for 1966 Church Meet
Des Moines Iowa along with Chicago Cincinnati and Kansas City are under study as possible sites for the 1966 general conferences of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church the Town Methodist Information Office said Friday.
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Iswa
Methodist Church
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Long Blasts Screwball High Court In Senate Fight
In a stormy Senate session on court ordered reapportionment, liberals led by Douglas and Paxmire clash with Southern opponents as Thurmond stalls routine reading blocking a House bill. Long calls Supreme Court justices screwballs, later moderating the remark. Debate continues with Mansfield delaying action until August.
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D-Wis
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Judiciary Committee
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Everett M. Dickson
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Togliatti dies after stroke at Yalta camp
World mourns Soviet Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti who died at age 71 following a stroke while vacationing at a Young Pioneers camp in Yalta. Italian Premier Moro and Pope Paul VI expressed concern as surgeons failed to save him. Khrushchev visited the camp as news of his death spread.
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Antonio Segni
Startling Situation Demos Solvent In 1964 Democratic orgs fundraised strong
Washington reports the Democratic Party enters its national convention with about 5 000 cash in hand and 10 million requested for the election, a stark contrast to GOP goal of 12 million. Lyndon Johnson runs a tightly organized operation built on Kennedy era aides including O'Donnell McGuire Dutton and Marks, coordinating committees and fundraisers while keeping Bailey as Democratic chairman.
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Scoop) Jackson
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Connecticut
U S Catholics to Use English in Rites Soon
The U S Catholic Church will switch to English for administering many sacraments and sacraments in rites starting September 1. Latin remains for the Mass. Bishops will discuss the change in Rome during the Second Vatican Council with Advent set as the anticipated Mass switch date.
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U.S
Washington
United States
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Rome
East German offer to refugees to return home
East Germany announced through ADN that about three million residents who left before the 1961 border closure can return without prosecution. The National Council approved a regulation exempting these prewall defectors, but the policy excludes roughly 20,000 who fled after the wall was erected.
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East Germany
Berlin Wall
ADN
National Council
Negro chosen to lead Knights of Columbus assembly
Lester B. Robertson, 69, of San Pedro, elected Faithful Navigator of the Peter Burnett General Assembly covering Long Beach and nearby areas. First Negro west of the Mississippi to hold the top local assembly post, he has long served in civic groups and the Navy since 1957.
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Peter Burnatt
Knights of Columbus
Long Beach
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Bellflower
Comptut
Mississippi
Robertson
Oliver St
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