Religion Leaders See Debate on Campaign Useful
In Cincinnati two Protestant churchmen urged thoughtful discussion of religion in the presidential race. Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg said honest Catholic Protestant differences exist on education, population control, church state relations, and faith authority. Dr. Lynn J. Radcliffe urged calm consideration of the possibility of a Roman Catholic president and affirmed the church’s moral authority. The 15th annual Festival of Faith drew about 10,000 from Greater Cincinnati churches, marking Luther’s 95 theses anniversary with a procession and choral performances.
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St. Louis
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Doctor Violinist Kills Patient and Dies by Suicide
In Philadelphia 69-year-old Dr Israel Siekierka, once a violinist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, shot and killed a female patient then wounded himself. He died days after the Oct 17 incident, while facing a homicide charge for Marie Dybalski, 34, mother of two.
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Israel Siekierka
Siekierka
Philadelphia Orchestra
Marie Dybalski
Turkish title of 35 even poetic and strong wind
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Health Welfare Topics At Columbus Conference
The 70th annual Ohio Welfare Conference opens in Columbus with themes on vocational rehabilitation, health, mental health, child welfare, and public assistance. About 1,500 attendees are expected at the Deshler Hilton Hotel for a four day program featuring 28 study courses led by prominent welfare professionals.
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Anti Catholic and Anti Bigotry Sermons Mark Reform Day
Protests marked Reform Sunday as Protestant pulpits addressed Catholicism and Kennedy. The National Association of Evangelicals warned against a Catholic president while others stressed church state separation. Kennedy reaffirmed that his faith would not conflict with presidential duties. The service at National Presbyterian church echoed the theme.
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New York City
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Washington
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Local Officials Named in Public Welfare Conference
Conference director John J. Schaffer of the Cuya hoga County Department of Public Welfare and Ohio Department of Public Welfare director Mrs. Mary Gorman join R. H. Callacott public relations director for Standard Oil of Ohio in a regional welfare and industry briefing held to discuss cooperation and community programs.
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Department of Public Welfare
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Standard Oil of
Ohio
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Cincinnati
Butler County
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Scottish Rite
Eastern Star
Shrine
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
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