Priest found guilty in ordained woman case
Episcopal priest William A. Wendt was found guilty by a five member court of disobeying his bishop by letting an irregularly ordained woman preside at communion at St Stephen and the Incarnation. The verdict urged admonition and a ban on future nonconforming ordinations. Wendt indicated possible appeals and said the vestry and congregation may continue to work with women priests.
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Wendt
William F. Creighton
Washington
Creighton
Philadelphia
U.S. Losing Lead in Science Research Warns RCA Leader
RCA chairman Robert Sarnoff warned in a USC commencement address that the United States is losing its lead in basic scientific research. He cited drift in government, low public awareness, and a hostile climate as factors. He noted declines in R D spending as a share of GNP and projected a future technology gap without policy action.
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America
RCA
Robert Sarnoff
Los Angeles
Sarnoff
Page
U.S
USC
Reading Room in Vinita Park draws scrutiny over "dirty book" readings
In Vinita Park Missouri police examine a new business named the Reading Room offering a reading of a dirty book for 24 dollars per hour with three young women present. Prostitution and massage are illegal there, but the operation may fall under obscenity or other ordinances. investigations focus on legality and potential coverage by existing rules.
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Vinita Park
St. Louis
Thomas W. Wehrle
Robert Hartz
State Senate sends anti-age bias bill to Assembly
Sacramento AP reports the state Senate passed a bill banning age discrimination in hiring by a 27 to 5 vote and sent it to the Assembly. The measure bars job denials based on age and aims to protect applicants across the state.
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Sacramento
State Senate
Assembly
250000 Pupils Reallocated in Two Year Antibias Plan
HEW reports 250000 students reassigned within schools from mid 1973 to February to dismantle racial grouping. Reassignments included classes tied to sex and ability, with 244617 ESA funded moves and new hires of over 1200 minority teachers.
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Craig Palmer Washington
UPI
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Office of Civil Rights
Woman Jesuit elected new school chief
A Sacramento woman became the first female to head a Jesuit educational institution. Ann Turnacliff, an Episcopalian and past president of Loyola Guild, was elected chairman of the board and thus president of the corporation for the Carmichael school with 600 pupils.
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Sacramento
Ann Turnacliff
Loyola Guild
Jack Michelmore
Carmichael
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