Baptism Row Sparks Catholic and Protestant Debate
The baptism of Luci Johnson drew mixed Protestant Catholic editorials across diocesan papers. Critics called conditional baptism unnecessary though widely practiced, while defenders cited baptism as a binding Christian act and rejected claims of sacrilege.
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Luci
Associated Press
Luci Baines Johnson
Edmond Bliven
Catholic Sentinel
Archdiocese of Portland
Ore
Diocese of
Baker
Episcopal Church
Episcopal
James A Pike
California
Auto Industry Faces Safety Inquiry in Washington
The auto industry prepares for Senate testimony as GM Ford AMC and Chrysler face charges of dragging their feet on safety. Witnesses include GM president Roche and board chairman Donner, Chrysler VP Chesbrough, American Motors Roy Abernethy, and Ford president Arjay Miller. GSA lists 17 required safety devices to be on federal cars by Sept. 28, 1986.
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Charles C. Cain
Detroit
Washington
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Senate
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Chrysler Corp
Ribicoff
General Service Administration
GSA
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
GMM
James M. Roche
Frederic G. Donner
Har
Ry F. Barr
Harry Chesbrough
Virgil Boyd
Domestic Automotive
Lynn A. Townsend
Roy Abernethy
Arjay Miller
Explosion blamed for plane crash in British Columbia
Investigators say a blast in the rear lavatory and luggage area caused the Canadian Pacific Airlines DC6B crash near 100 Mile House, British Columbia, killing 52. They found black smudges and a crumpled left lavatory, with rivets sheared. no fuel or equipment in the area could have caused the explosion. Witnesses reported the aircraft exploded and split, the main cabin remaining intact.
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100 Mile House
B.C
Toliet
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Vancouver Sun
Vancouver
Whitehorse
Y.T
Democrats To Honor Kennedy In Ohio Dinner
In Columbus on July 14 at Deshler Cole Hotel, Kennedy dinner will feature candidate Sargent Shriver as speaker and a roster including Robe rt Sweeney Frank King and A G Lancione. Lancione has announced his gubernatorial bid while DiSalle and other possible nominees will attend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corp
Deshler-Cole Hotel
Ohio League of Young Democrats
Michael V. di Salle
Robert Sweeney
Senate
Frank King
A. G. Lancione
Ohio House
Lancione
Cols. man dies from rural road crash injuries
Robert Utz aged 30 of Rt. 3 Shelby died at Riverside Hospital in Columbus on Saturday from injuries suffered in a traffic accident last Wednesday at a rural road intersection in Richland County.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Utz
Rt. 3
Shelby
Riverside Hospital
Richland County
Queen Anne Marie Delivers Heir in Corfu Palace
Queen Anne Marie and her newborn daughter were reported doing well after a normal birth. King Constantine, exhausted from the vigil, rested in the summer palace delivery room as crowds cheered and 21-gun salutes rang out in Corfu. Guardians including Denmark’s royals gathered as the world sent congratulations for Greece’s new heiress.
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Corfu
Greece
Anne-Marie
Constantine
Ionian Island
Con
Ingrid
Denmark
Frederika
Irene
Frederik IX
Highland games draw thousands to Grandfather Mountain in North Carolina
Thousands in Scottish dress gathered at Grandfather Mountain for the 10th Highland games and gathering of Scottish clans. The event features bagpipes, pipe bands, Highland dancing, and events like caber tossing and Highland wrestling, culminating in the Tartan Ball and a songfest. Organizers say the gathering is the largest Scottish event in America outside Scotland, with about 100 clans represented.
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Grandfather Mountain
N.C
North Carolina
Mountain Meadows
Blue Ridge Mountains
Macrae Meadows
America
Scotland
U.S. Air Force
Carnegie Tech
Miami
Carlisle Fatality In Nighttime Car Train Crash
In Carlisle Ohio a car driven by Gelois Bledsoe 25 and carrying Elbert Bledsoe 32 and Barbara White 18 was struck by New York Central train 327 at 75 mph. The collision dragged the car 1800 yards. 45 minutes were needed to recover the victims. Train engineer R E Fundenburg said there was no chance to stop.
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Carlisle
Ohio
Warren County
Dayton
Elbert Grover Bledsoe
Gelois
Barbara Marie White
Bevoe Wyatt
R. E. Fundenburg
Cincinnati
Miss Ohio Contestants Gather for Cedar Point Pageant
Twenty seven young women arrive in Sandusky for Miss Ohio rehearsals and events at Cedar Point. They compete in talent, evening gown, and swimsuit segments over three days, narrowing to five finalists for Miss America 1965. Jacquelyn Mayer of Sandusky is a former Miss America. Diane Courtwright of Columbus presides. A separate report notes Barbara Jean White dies after a fall from her apartment window.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Cedar Point
Ohio
Buckeye
Atlantic City
Jacquelyn Mayer
Sandusky
Diane Courtwright
Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
Barbara Jean White
St. Anthony Hospital
Monroe Avenue
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Albany, N.Y
National Catholic Reporter
Kansas City
Miss Johnson
Pike
Minneapolis
American Lutheran Church
Washington, D.C
James F. Montgomery
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Kennedy
The
First National Bank
Middletown
Barnitz
Queen Anne and
Baby
By Chris Eliou
Stantine
George Papandreou
Athens
World
N. J. MacDonald
Saint Andrews Society of
New York
United States
Miss Ohio
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