Nuns and Pastor Clash Over Habits at Parish
In South Dartmouth Massachusetts a parish pastor and three Sisters of Mercy clash over wearing religious habits in classes. The event highlights broader tensions between church authorities and women religious over dress and work methods amid Vatican directives.
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New York
St. Mary’s Church
South Dartmouth
Mass
Edward L. Heston
Vatican
Father Heston
Arthur G. Considine
James L. Connolly
Fall River
Chancery Office
Sisters of Mercy
Vatican Congregation
Vatican Congregation of Religious Orders
Denver Zephyr Cars Put Up For Auction By Parke-Bernet
Train buffs can bid on twelve original Denver Zephyr cars from 1936 along with vintage autos and carriages. The auction Monday in New York requires no less than 30 000 dollars and may demand more. The Zephyr, built for the Burlington line, cut the Denver Chicago run to 12 hours.
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Denver Zephyr
Denver
Parke-Bennet Galleries
New York
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Colorado & Southern Railway
Burlington
Texas Zephyr
Fort Worth
Robert D. Esbenson
Western
Parke-Bennet
Esbenson
Film Unit Sued for 1.5 Million in Hawaii
Seven servicemen extras in Tora Tora Tora filed a $1.5 million suit against 20th Century Fox in U S District Court. They claim serious injuries during Pearl Harbor battle scenes and say help was delayed by agents and employees. Plaintiffs include Army sergeant Charles A Kendall and Navy officers Wollards and others.
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Honolulu
UPI
20Th Century Fox
Pearl Harbor
A. William Barlow
W. Patrick O'Connor
U.S. District Court
Douglas A. Bullis
John M. Clement
Lawrence M., Day
Duane FE. French
Charles A. Kendall
Daniel G. Myers
Jerry Wollards
French
Wollards
Arizon
Nevada
Jazz Leader Leonard Chess Dies at 52
Leonard S. Chess a Chicago jazz figure and co founder of Chess Records died Thursday at age 52 while driving. He and brother Philip owned WVON WSDM FM in Chicago and WVON Milwaukee. They built Aristocrat recording label in 1948 and Chess label in 1950 recording Muddy Waters Chuck Berry Etta James and more.
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Leonard Chess
Chicago
UPI
Leonard S. Chess
Chess
Glencoe
Philip
L. & P. Broadcasting Co
WVON
Wsdm-Fm
Milwaukee
Wis
Poland
West Side
Lion Hampton
Louis Armstrong
Ella Fitzgerald
Charlie Parker
Aristocratic
Andrew Tibbs
Chuck Berry
South
Muddy Waters
Ramsey Lewis
Ahmad Jamal
Ray Bryant
Wes Montgomery
Little Walter
Howlin’ Wolf
Etta James
Chess Records
California
Ravi Shankar Seeks Escape From Pop World Idol Fame
Ravi Shankar, renowned sitar maestro, says he aims to flee the pop frenzy that turned him into a worshiped idol. He recalls pop belangstelling after George Harrison studied with him and popularized the sitar in Beatle music, noting concerts drew drugged crowds and indecent behavior.
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London
Ravi Shankar
Shankar
George Harrison
Fearless Fosdick Sees Fosdick’s Courageous Faith Enduring
Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, who died at 91, challenged literal Bible interpretation and political church entanglement, defending social reform and racial justice. He disputed Death of God theology, arguing for God’s reality and Christ's mission while facing charges of radicalism. Billy Graham’s next U.S. crusade is noted.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
God
Christ
Religion notes mix morality talk and church life
In Long Beach the Independent Press Telegram highlights a Knoxville Tennessee football crowd plan and high school youth discussions on morality. It recalls editor Bill Broom and Rabbi Willi Kaelter, cites a Look magazine piece on the church, and profiles Downey pastor Rev. John B. Tony along with Bible teacher Dr. Laura C. Pleming and Rev. Milton Gabrielson.
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Bill Broom
Temple _Israel
Willi Kaelter
San Jose Mercury
Living Judaism
Kathleen Norris
Saratoga Foothills
First Presbyterian Church of
Downey
John B. Tony
MacAlester College of St
Laura C. Pleming
Holy Land
Bay Shore Community Church
Toledo
Paul
Milton Gabrielson
America
Catholic War Objectors Urged Amnesty and Support
The Division of World Justice and Peace of the US Catholic Conference calls on the government to grant amnesty to selective conscientious objectors in jail and to give exiles a chance to prove their sincerity. It urges Catholic dioceses and groups to aid objectors and emphasizes that a Catholic may validly refuse participation in war. It notes court rulings uphold the primacy of conscience in exemptions.
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Washington
Division of World Justice and Peace
Catholic Conference
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Wao iHlone
Robert N. Schaper
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Palo Verde Ave
Jim Berry
Divine Healing
Immanuel Baptist
Philip S. Rey
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Lime Ave
Long Brain
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