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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
15
First Woman Heads National Church Council
Cynthia Wedel, 61, an Episcopalian psychologist, was elected president of the National Council of Churches, defeating Rev. Dr. Albert Cleage 387 to 93. Wedel promises openness to ideas and people as she pushes for broader inclusion, including youth and minority caucuses, while noting unpredictable future crises.
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Detroit
Cynthia Wedel
National Council of Churches
Albert Cleage
Church of the Black Madonna
Wedel
Theodore O. Wedel
Alexandria
Center For
National Institute of Applied Behavioral Sciences
National
World Councils of Churches
Arthur Flemming
Macalester
Negro Sees Problems Of Cities As Issue
Madison AP report notes Charles M Hill, named to head Wisconsin Department of Urban Affairs and Developments in 1970, urges focus on metropolitan growth and urban problems for next year’s campaigns. Hill, 33, would be Wisconsin’s first Black top official, says department aims to guide growth while aiding Milwaukee. legislature rejected many budget requests.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Department of So
Charles M. Hill
Hill
Milwaukee
Warren P. Knowles
Douglas G. Weiford
Weiford
Chicago
Origins of the El Molo People in Kenya Remain Debated
The El Molo origins are contested with two main theories. Some anthropologists propose they began as Masai who later mixed with Gela ba Rendile and Samburu, explaining their Masai dialect lineage. Others argue they are the last survivors of an unknown, unrelated Kenyan people.
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Kenya
Gelaba
Rendile
Samburu
First Phase of UW Middle East Study Nears Completion
Madison AP The first stage of a large UW research project ends soon as Prof. Menahem Mansoor leads 40 to 50 volumes detailing Middle East political events from 1950 to 1967. The work, due in June, will list 120000 events, 35000 documents, and 18000 individuals with a computerized index.
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Middle East
Mansoor
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