Pope Paul May Seek Peace Role With Hiroshima Visit
The pope may travel to Hiroshima in 1970 to advocate peace and renew diplomacy in Nagaland Nigeria and Biafra talks. He presses for renewed negotiation in Vietnam and the Middle East, aided by Caritas relief and Africa outreach, while urging world leaders to end war.
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Okinawa
Osaka
New Trends Enter Religion in the 1970s
A sweeping shift in religious life as the 1970s begin with mysticism, underground churches, and mixed communes challenging traditional church structures. Scholars note a rise in intuitive and ecstatic sensibilities among youth while overall church attendance and finances decline. A rebel ecumenism emerges among laypeople reshaping unity efforts.
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New York
Robert D Dewey
Kalamazoo College
Michigan
Ecumenical Movement For Christian Unity
Former Cabinet Minister Convicted Over Public Testimony
In Pretoria Albert Hertzog was fined 70 dollars for defying a government inquiry by testifying in public about a state security bureau. The judge suspended the sentence and Hertzog plans to appeal. Prime Minister Vorster ordered the probe amid concerns over bureau powers.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Bureau of State Security
Albert Hertzog
A.J. Mouton
Hertzog
John Vorster
Bureau
National Party
Ultrarightists
Soviet Chinese border talks resume in Beijing
First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov arrived in Peking to resume Soviet Chinese border talks, according to Tass from the Chinese capital.
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Vasily Kuznetsov
Peking
Tass
Chaplains Urged to Back Soldiers Morally
New York Reverend Leon A. Dickinson Jr of the United Church of Christ urged military chaplains to support officers and enlisted men who refuse immoral or war crimes orders. He cited Song My massacre concerns and a 1953 ruling that a soldier may refuse harmful orders, stressing chaplains must aid those facing moral judgments and ensure fair trials for accused troops.
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Installation set for council at Trinity Lutheran Church
New church members will be installed during Sunday worship at Trinity Lutheran Church located at 13th and New Hampshire. Elected during November and December meetings are Kenneth Elkdahl, Mrs. Marcus Hahn, Robert Hays, Emil Heck Jr., Ervin Hodges, Larry Holuba and Wayne Pine.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
13Th and
New Hampshire
Kenneth Elkdahl
Marcus Hahn
Robert Hays
Emil Heck Jr
Ervin Hodges
Larry Holuba
Wayne Pine
Religion Class on TV Links Kansas Schools to Course
The Kansas School of Religion at 1300 Dread will offer its first televised religion course History of the World’s Living Religions taught by Dean William J. Moore for credit across 13 Kansas schools. The program is video taped by Topeka educational television and distributed to stations and schools.
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Kansas School of Religion
1300 Dread
William J. Moore
The Bible Teaches New Life Begin With the Word of God
A church column urges starting the new year with spiritual renewal through biblical teaching. It emphasizes being born again, living by Christ, and turning from sin, citing scriptures and promising services at Church of Christ Ottawa.
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Vermont
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the Bible
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