American Lutherans Debating War Abortion Policies
American Lutheran Church opens its fifth general convention in San Antonio with about 1000 delegates. Debates include legalized abortion limits, women’s ordination, ministry exemptions, conscription reform, and possible volunteer military service. A new president and vice president will be elected from ten candidates.
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Grain Expert Borlaug Wins Nobel Peace Prize in 1970
Norman Borlaug, American agricultural specialist leading multinational teams at Rockefeller Agricultural Institute in Mexico, awarded the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize. The 56-year-old Minnesota alum directs high yield grain research for developing nations, with prize totaling 80 000 dollars and a gold medal.
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18 Month Old Boy Rescued From Hole
An 18 month old Menomonee Falls boy fell into a water filled hole Sunday. He was found by his parents and listed in critical condition Tuesday but responding to treatment. Patrolman Thomas A. Schaal performed mouth to mouth resuscitation until rescue squads arrived.
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Pickets Withdrawn After Tentative TWA Pact
Trans World Airlines staff including hostesses and pursers ended picket lines after the National Mediation Board said a principals agreement was reached. The strike had halted domestic service and reduced international flights, with 5,095 stewardesses and 281 pursers affected. Terms of a three year contract were to be drafted and ratified by workers.
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Couple Is Sentenced On Contempt Charges
Washington AP report: activist Alan McSurely and his wife Margaret were convicted of contempt for refusing to submit personal papers to the Senate Permanent Investigations Committee led by Sen. John McClellan. Judge John Lewis Smith Jr. imposed one year on each of two counts for Alan and three months on each of two counts for Margaret, with sentences to run concurrently. They were freed on bail pending appeal.
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Peace Rally Okayed At Camp Randall November 1
University of Wisconsin approves a peace rally in Camp Randall Memorial Building on November 1. Student Mobilization Committee, part of the Madison area Peace Action Council, has met campus requirements. A march from Library Mall to the rally is planned.
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