Pope Paul Faces Potential Church Schism Over Democracy
United Press reports a possible Vatican clash as Pope Paul VI weighs granting real collegial authority to bishops against curbing independent national hierarchies. The Rome synod open in October could test the pope’s prerogatives and fuel controversy over birth control teachings.
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Synod of Bishops
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Vatican
Western
Europe
Roman Curia
National Conferences of Bishops
Pope Paul VI
Shirley Temple Black joins U.N. General Assembly delegation
The appointment of Shirley Temple Black as a U.N. General Assembly representative fits a pattern of including women diplomats in each U.S. delegation. The piece notes past actresses Helen Gahagan Douglas Irene Dunne Marian Anderson and others who have served, with nonprofessionals often handling economic and social issues. Delegations run mid September to late December.
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N.Y
Shirley Temple Black
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Congress
Harry S. Truman
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Irene Dunne
Metropolitan Opera
Marian Anderson
U.N. Sessions
Assembly
Cameroon
Douglas
U.S. Senate
California
Richard M. Nixon
Eleanor Roosevelt
Anna Lord Strauss
Marietta Tree
Jane Warner Dick
Oswald B. Lord
Gladys Avery Tillett
Jane Picker
Henry Ford II
Robert S. Benjamin
United Artists
Charles W. Mayo
George M. Harrison
American Federation of Labor-Cio
Louis Stulberg
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Charles Sprague
Jacob Blaustein
American Oil Co
House of Representatives
Sparkman
Humphrey
Long
Mansfield
Morse
Aiken
Gore
Case
Church
Eaton
Bloom
Fulbright
Pope Season Ends at Castel Gandolfo
Castel Gandolfo bids farewell to Pope Paul as he returns to the Vatican marking the end of the two month summer escape. The town, famed for hosting dignitaries and tourists, settles into the quiet of winter with souvenir shops and local vendors awaiting next year’s visitors.
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Italy
Paul
Fiora Manupelli
Papal Palace
Emerald Lake
Albano
Pope
Submariner Describes Gulf Stream Drift Findings
Dr. Jacques Piccard described the 1500 mile drift voyage of the research submarine Ben Franklin with six crew members. The submersible drifted from Florida to near Halifax at depths of 600 to 2000 feet, surfacing August 14, and yielded two key results: Gulf Stream speed and surprisingly sparse sea life within the current.
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Nova Scotia
Gulf Stream
Piccard
Ethics Tale from a Pioneer Heart Surgeon
Dr. Christian Barnard, who performed the first heart transplant, says he nearly performed a mercy killing on a cancer patient who later recovered. He describes the moment with a syringe and a life saved by a patient who lived about 18 months after the transplant.
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Mercy
New York
UPI
Christian Barnard
Barnard
Cape Town
Philip Blaiberg
Black Ex-Exile Seeks Selfless Society in U S
Detroit interview with Robert F Williams outlines his aim for a selfless society as the path to racial justice. He frames armed self defense as historic but argues for discipline, unity, and communal uplift in black ghettos while reflecting on his globe spanning exile and political work.
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Detroit
Robert F. Williams
Williams
America
China
Mabel
North Carolina
Republic of
New Africa
London
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Piazza Della Liberta
McCall's Magazine
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Chou Enlai
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