Russian Orthodox Church seeks membership at world church council
East West tensions shadow the World Assembly in New Delhi as the Russian Orthodox Church applies for World Council of Churches membership. Archbishop Nicodim of Moscow heads a 16 member delegation while 275 reporters cover the event amid questions about Soviet control and religion in the USSR. The 23 new bids would raise total denominations to 198 and Christians to about 200 million.
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World Council of Churches
Lakhasa de Mel
Ceylon
Soviet Union
Nicodium
Moscow
Lebanon Area Man Bound Over on Checks and Fines
Lebanon area proceedings report multiple defendants facing charges in municipal court. Frank Gillen bound over to grand jury for two checks with no funds. bonds set at 1000 dollars. Mitchell Tussey fined 25 dollars and costs and 30 days jail for resisting arrest, suspended jail, one year probation. additional fines for intoxication. Denny Nickell fined 30 dollars and costs on disorderly conduct and 25 dollars plus 30 days jail for assault and battery, jail suspended for one year probation. second and third assault charges addressed. Es’e Harness fined 25 dollars and costs for fictitious registration and 10 dollars for no operator's license. Caroline Matlock fined 10 dollars for failure to yield. Bond forfeitures include Donald Robinson 25 dollars for unsafe distance and Phil 20 dollars for speeding.
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Franklin — Henry Gillen
Lebanon
Weit Road
Middletown
Riley
Nickell
Portraits of Stalin Seen in Sofia Post Office
Paris dispatch reports arrivals from Red Bulgaria last week noticed two large portraits of Stalin still hanging in Sofia's post office, reflecting lingering reverence amid political shift.
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Paris
Red Bulgaria
Stalin
Sofia
Turtle’s a Bit Too Helpful in Cedarville Incident
Leslie Sprong, 34, walked into Springfield division headquarters at 2:40 a.m. Saturday with a two pound snapping turtle clamped on his hand. He said he was out hunting turtles, and the animal bit down as he reached into the mud. Firefighters freed him with pliers, leaving Sprong with a badly bruised hand but little other injury.
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Springfield
Ohio
Cedarville
Leslie Sprong
Sprong
Fire Headquarters
FBI Agent to Speak at Methodist Men Meeting
James P. O Keefe FBI special agent in Dayton will address the Men's Club of First Methodist Church at its November meeting. He will explain the organization and function of the FBI and be joined by Thomas Clark Middletown area agent. Dinner starts 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Reservations due Monday noon with church office.
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James P. O'Keefe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dayton
First Methodist Church
O'Keefe
FBI
Thomas Clark
Middletown
Hamilton
Fellowship Hall
Charles Beck
New Permits Sought in Warren County
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing applications by Warren County residents for new carry out beer and wine permits. Frank E. Dimler of Rt. 48 Lebanon and Wilton M. Mastin of 8200 Lebanon Pike Waynesville seek C-1 and C-2 permits to sell beer and wine for carry out.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Warren County
Columbus
Frank E. Dimler
Rt. 48
Lebanon
Wilton M. Mastin
Lebanon Pike
Waynesville
400 GIs Heading For Saigon Readied For Overseas Exercise
The San Francisco Chronicle reports at least 40 helicopters and 400 troops are being loaded for a voyage to Saigon, from Alameda Naval Air Station aboard USS Core. Units include 57th Light Helicopter Co. Ft. Lewis and 8th Light Helicopter Co. Ft. Bragg. Navy confirms Core headed to Saigon. Defense Department offers no comment on movements while noting faster aid deliveries to South Viet Nam per McNamara.
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San Francisco
U.S. Army
Saigon
Viet Nam
San Francisco Chronicle
6Th Army
Alameda Naval Air Station
57Th Light Helicopter Co
Ft. Lewis, Wash
8Th Light Helicopter Co
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Navy
The
Chronicle
Washington
Defense Department
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
World population projection for this century
The world population is expected to reach up to four billion by century’s end, with current figures exceeding two and a half billion.
Woman in 70s- linked to Dayton abortion case
Police in Wilmington Ohio arrested a woman in her 70s suspected of performing an abortion on a young Dayton woman now in serial condition at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. No charges advised. Suspect identified by another woman from Dayton and taken to Dayton. She is believed to have served time in Marysville Reformatory on a similar charge.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Dayton
Miami Valley Hospital
Marysville Reformatory
Fire Hits Two Floors Of Dallas Skyscraper
A fire tore through the 27th and 28th floors of the Mercantile National Bank building in downtown Dallas. Elevator operator Joy Buckbee, 19, was trapped but freed after more than an hour. she suffered no serious injuries. Flames knocked out elevators, with fire crews climbing 27 floors to reach the source amid three alarms and heavy smoke.
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Dallas
Mercantile National Bank
Joy Buckbee
Ervay
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