Clergy Wife On Burden Of Living Double Standard
Brenda Wolfe, wife of a parish priest in Wigan Lancashire, writes in Prism about the conflict of clerical life. She describes being expected to perform church duties while managing four children and a home, feeling isolated and blamed for domestic shortfalls. She calls for clergy to be celibate and condemns the double standard and social scrutiny faced by clergy spouses. Her husband reportedly takes his duties seriously and has humor about the situation.
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Wondun
Brenda Wolfe
Prism
Wigan
Lancashire
Wolfe
Today in History Highlights From Jan 6 1965 Note
On this date entries include Morse tapping the telegraph in Morristown New Jersey signaling success and the marriages of George and Martha Washington in 1759. Other items recall the 1872 death of Col James Fiske Jr after being shot, New Mexico statehood in 1912, Roosevelt's 1941 four freedoms, and past airliner and shipwreck tragedies with Pope Paul VI’s 1969 visit noted.
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Associated Press
Samuel Morse
Morristown
N.J
Alfred Vaill
Vaill
Morse
George
Martha Washington
Col
James Fiske Jr
Wall Street
Edward Stokes
Fiske
New Mexico
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bermuda
National Airlines
Bolivia
N.C
Paul VI
Rome
Hill
Holy Land
No advisory opinions by Supreme Court warned since 1798
Congress debates a new law but the Supreme Court historically refuses advisory guidance. Since George Washington and John Jay, the Court has kept to deciding cases, not offering opinions. Critics say timely rulings prevent delays, though risks include politicizing the Court and blurring branches. The ABA notes the cautious, wisdom-seeking stance.
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Congress
Supreme Court
George Washington
France
England
John Jay
American Bar Association
Social Roundup of New Year Visits Across Illinois and Iowa
Orangeville residents and neighbors share holiday travels and gatherings spelling out a busy period of family visits. Guests include the Lloyd Bolt family from Indianapolis and the Kappes and Liddicoat households from Stockton and Monroe. New Year’s Eve and Day entertaining features many local families, with military and hospital news mixed in among church events and university travel home for studies.
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Ellen Goodhart
Lloyd Bolt
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Kappes
Stockton
Carl Liddicoat
Monroe
Della Ault
Dale Fryer
Messrs
Mmes
Alvin Suess
Freeport
Irvin Phillips
Russell Reed
Homer Walker
Dakota
Paul Emerson
River, Falls
Wis
LeRoy Thorn
Russell
Linda
Oscar Thorn
Glen Bolender
Violet Strohecker
Arthur Strohecker
Paul Bolender
Susan Schilling
Fayette, Ta
Upper Iowa University
Bethel Eub Church
Lee Dwyer
Orangeville
John Janssen
Stanley Hall
Evelyn Price
Red Oak
Anna Price
Gertrude Zweifel
Lena Folgate
Delbert
Sheldon Gerarden
Bill Grunder
Ber
London Best Play Awarded to Virginia Woolf in 1964
The Evening Standard named Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf the best London play of 1964, with the American musical import Me also recognized as the top musical. Awards are decided by a panel of drama critics. Dial 325-5101 for notices.
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U.S
London
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Evening Standard
Ameritle Me
Ade nauer Observes 89th Birthday in Bonn
Observing his 89th birthday in Bonn, former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer received congratulations from the West German cabinet diplomats and other officials.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
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