Spiritual Leader Advocates English Liturgy for Orthodox Church
Archbishop Iakovos of the Greek Orthodox Church in America urged autonomy and an English liturgy as two key changes. He told the 20th biennial clergy laity congress that the American church should grow indigenously while remaining rooted in Greece and Constantinople.
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Atriarch
Athenagoras I
Istan
Bul
Constantinople
Americas
All Eastern
Iakovos
Greece
Phanar F
America
Nicon Patrinacos
Jury to View Midnight Cowboy Obscenity Case
A Brown County Court jury will view the film Midnight Cowboy to determine if it is obscene. Floyd Alfred, manager of Bluff View drive-in, faces a misdemeanor charge after a citizen complained when his family saw the movie thinking it a western. Conviction could bring a $1000 fine and up to six months in jail.
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Brownwood
Brown County
Floyd
Alfred
Bluff View
Texas
Labor leader slams Nixon civil rights in construction drive
Herbert Hill of the NAACP accuses the Nixon administration of aiding racial discrimination in the building trades and pledges a five point attack including injunctions to cut public funds to discriminating contractors. He cites weak enforcement by federal agencies and calls Philadelphia plan a needed tool.
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New York
Apr
Nixon
Philadelphia
Indochina
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Caisored People
Hill
Naacp Can Administration
NAACP
Cincinnati
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Cone Tractors
Organized Labor
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
High Court Deadlocked Over Anarchy Law Case Load
The High Court split four to four on Illinois and California anarchy law challenges and delayed new term hearings. The cases involve Roy Wilkins Whitney Young Jr and 11 New York Negroes accused of conspiring to impede state authority and civil rights leaders. A ninth justice may yet sway the outcome.
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Washington
Cook County
Ciass
New York
Chicago
Roy Wilkins
7Ac
Harry A. Blackmun
California
John Wesley Harris Jr
Los Angeles
Harris
Japan to Seek UN General Assembly Presidency in 1971
Japanese newspapers report Tokyo will campaign for the presidency of the United Nations General Assembly at the 26th session in 1971. Japan also hopes to elect a vice president at this year’s UN session.
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Tokyo
Japan
United Nations General Assembly
World Organization
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