Congress Delays Parochial School Aid Fight
Congress shifts focus from church school tax credits to the Nixon trade bill as Ways and Means plans to address tax relief for parochial schools later. Catholic groups push for a 50 percent tuition tax credit up to 200 dollars per child, with broad religious and civic coalitions split on the issue.
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Hy Louis
United Press International
Congress
Wilbur Mills
D- Ark
House
Ways and Means
Nixon
Chase
National Catholic Reporter
Credit
Missouri Synod Lutherans
Citizens For
Tat
Americans United For Separation — of Church and State
National Education ‘Association
Africa Tightens Crime Fight With Harsh Punishments
Reports from Lagos Monrovia and Bangui describe severe measures across Africa as leaders order amputations drownings and public beatings to deter theft and armed robbery. Officials cite poverty and crime as drivers of brutal penalties amid rising executions and deterrence campaigns.
Burrell Receives Local Jewelers Scholarship Mention
Lavaynie Burrell, a Churchill High School senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Melevin Bartell of 217 27th St, is chosen as recipient of the Anderson Brothers Jewelers scholarship. She plans to attend Texas Tech University in the school of business administration.
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Lavaynie Burrell
Ubbork High School
Melevin Bartell
27Th St
Anderson Brothers Jewelers
Ine
Texas ‘Tech University
Protestant Denominations Select Officers in Battles for Leadership
Major Protestant groups including the Episcopal, Lutheran Missouri Synod, Disciples, United Church and United Presbyterian prepare for elections at upcoming national conventions. Women may become moderators for the first time, with nominees such as Margaret Haywood and Jean Woolfolk joining the race.
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George W. Cornell
United Church of Christ and
New York
Christian Church
Disciples
Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Briscoe Names Newsman Head of D C Office
Gov Dolph Briscoe nominates Beaumont Enterprise and Journal executive Alan Erwin to head Texas Washington D C Office of State Federal Relations Erwin assistant editor publisher Bill Hartman is named director and is UT Austin graduate former Capitol reporter and Washington staff aide to Rep Bob Casey the office represents Texas before federal executive and legislative branches
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Washington
Texas
Canada Appeals For More Funds For Peacekeeping Mission
Ottawa reports Canada is funding its share of the Vietnam peacekeeping unit. The International Commission of Control and Supervision spent the initial $1 million from the Paris cease fire four parties. Mitchell Sharp said Canada asked the four parties for additional money while Canada funds its soldiers. other members are Indonesia Hungary and Poland.
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Ottawa
Canada
Vietnam
International Commission of Control and Supervision
Paris
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
Indonesia
Hungary
Poland
Rev. Malcolm Neyland to receive Master of Divinity degree
The Rev. Malcolm Neyland son of S J Neyland 4012 Jeh St is among six students earning the Master of Divinity from Oblate College of the Southwest San Antonio at 11 a m today He was ordained deacon March 4 at Christ the King Church and his priestly ordination is scheduled for September at Christ the King The degree caps a three year course of study and pastoral ministry work in preparation for the priesthood Also referenced are broader legal cases on state aid and church schools and recent federal rulings on funding for church related schools.
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Malcolm Neyland
S. J. Neyland
Jeh St
Oblate
College of the Southwest
San Antonio
Christ the King Church
Christ the King
Supreme Court
Romes
Medical Congress
High Sun Legal Profession
College of Tooort
New York
Ohio
Musical weekend at Paramount Baptist Church
The Paramount Baptist Church at 1706 Slide Rd hosts weekend programs led by Rev Bill Hart. The Good News Quartet of Amarillo sings at 7 p.m. tonight with a supper to follow. Lonnie Applin of Amarillo will perform at Sunday services 9 45 a m and 11 am.
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Paramount — Baptist Church
Slide Rd
Bill Hart
P.m
Good News Quartet
Amarillo
Lonnie Applin
Paramount Baptist Church
Slide Road
Argentina’s Junta Sways Amid Guerrilla Attacks and Martial Law
In Buenos Aires the military regime tightens control as Quijada is killed by guerrillas and Campora’s Peronist ticket seeks power. Armed guards surround officials, security firms bill top executives for protection, and a state of siege persists with raids and mass mobilization across cities and provinces.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Adm
Hermes Quijada
Isaac Rojas
Quijada
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Hector J. Campora
Peron
Camporal
Naval
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