New Approach To Religious Interpretation
The death of God controversy in theology wanes yet spurs renewed inquiry. Church scholars say shock value prompted deeper questions about reality, with figures like Oden urging primal, post God-age exploration while Cardinal Suenens argues for stripping false images to reveal a hidden God.
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New York
John A. T. Robinson
Thomas C. Oden
Graduate Theological School of Philip's University
Enid, Oklo
God
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Nietzsche
Oden
God of History
Motive
Abcs
Leo J. Suenens
Belgium
Oakland
Calif
Gregory Baum
Toronto
Negative theology and the ineffable nature of God
The excerpt discusses how talk about God tends toward negative theology. It argues God is ineffable and cannot be named, so Christian statements describe only what God is not rather than what God is. This frames biblical faith as inherently constrained by language.
Traffic Court Fines Set in Circuit Court Action
The magistrate division fined multiple drivers on May 18 and surrounding dates for speeding 82 to 90 mph on I 80 and US 66, driving with no registration, illegal mufflers, red tail lights, and curfew violations. Notable names include Dorothy M. Cohen, Robert D. Michalek, Kenneth R. Tucker, Samuel Hess, Fredrick Klein Jr., Edward D. Boren, Clifford L. Buell, John Tjelle, Gary L. Waldon, Jack Countryman, and Robert Poole with various amounts and costs. Troopers cited offenses at intersections and highways such as Washington Wauponsee, I 80, Illinois 47, US 66, and Illinois 53.
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Dorothy M. Cohen
Rte. 1
Morris
William Button
Washington and
Wauponsee Sts
Robert D. Michalek
Oak Park
D. O. Wills
Interstate 80
Illinois 47
Don Wall
U.S. 66
Dwight
Kenneth R. Tucker
Thomas J. Wujek
Joliet
Illinois
Jack Hagan
Steve Riley
Samuel Hess
Peoria
Fredrick Klein Jr
Grand Ridge
James Bolerjack
Klein
Minooka Road
Edward D. Boren
Cudahy
Wis
Ilinois 47
John D. Voytesak
Gardner
Roy Gardner
Gary L. Waldon
Pontiac
East St
Waldon
Jack Countryman
Pleasant St
Countryman
Liberty St
Robert Poole
Florissant
Poole
Top Advisers Open to Six Billion Budget Cut Plan
Washington reports that most of President Johnson's top economic advisers favor a six billion dollar spending cut in exchange for higher taxes. Only Budget Bureau Director Charles S. Zwick remains pressed for four billion. The House Senate negotiators will vote on the compromise next week.
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Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
Charles S. Zwick
Senate House
James A. Burke
Dmass
House
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Burke
Mills
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
James S. Duesenberry
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Federal Reserve Board
Evacuation Plan Amid Floods Targets Aid Push
The official said four to five inch mud slows movement but the campaign will proceed to press Congress and federal agencies for more assistance for the poor. Evacuation will focus on mothers with children and welfare mothers may be sent to the Capitol for a prayer vigil at the Department of Agriculture.
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Congress
Jackson
Capitol
Department of Agriculture
Car Stuck in Bay Blends Coast Guard Aid and Logging Tug
Mr and Mrs Alfred Marino of Medford Oregon were stranded on a mud flat in Coos Bay when their amphibious car failed to move. Two Coast Guard ships a tugboat and a log puller freed the vehicle and the Marines carried it back to the highway.
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Coos Bay
Ore
Alfred Marino
Medford
Coast Guard
Marinos
Irregular stock market firming with heavy volume
The New York stock market edged firmer at noon with heavy volume. The Dow fell 1.04 to 892.11 as the AP average for 60 stocks rose 0.1 to 329.5 amid gains in Glen Alden and Bell Intercontinental while IBM slid about 3 and Xerox gained 3. General Motors rose and Ford advanced on earnings hopes.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Southwestern Public Service
Glen Alden
Wall Street
Schenley Industries
Bell Intercontinental
Western Union
Swift
Ford
Henry Ford II
General Motors
Xerox
IBM
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
Police Check Two Accidents
Morris police report two traffic accidents on Liberty Street. At 5:30 p.m. a 1964 Mercury driven by Dave Claypool rear ended a 1967 Cadillac driven by John Perucea. At 4:45 p.m. a 1968 AMX Rador rear struck by James Baggett on Liberty Street.
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Claypool
Lester Claypool
Perucca
Kenneth L. Terry
Liberty St
Pontiac
James B. Baggett
Division St
Policeman Cites Two Motorists in Traffic Citations
Morris Policeman Glenn Johnson cited two drivers for traffic violations. Joseph Michalowski, 48, of Braidwood, was cited at 7 53 a m for no valid safety test at the Illinois 47 and U S 6 intersection. court date June 6 at 9 a m. Michael Pierce, 20, of George, was cited Thursday at 5 33 p m for no valid safety test on a 1955 Chevrolet panel truck in the 700 block of Armstrong Street. court date June 6 at 9 a m.
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Armstrong St
Four Grundy Youths Dismissed In Pepsi Theft Case
Four youths from Braceville and Coal City had charges of attempting to steal several Pepsi cans and a vending machine dismissed on the request of complainant Herman Hier in Verona. The arrests were made March 17 for the alleged theft.
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Grundy County
Herman Hier
Verona
James Year
Jerry Krug
Braceville
William Sanders
John Hartley
Coal City
Search For Clues In Deadly Copter Crash
Federal investigators searched a pasture and the Los Angeles County morgue for causes after 23 aboard a Sikorsky S61 were killed in the Paramount crash. Victims included Red Bluff Mayor John Trainor Arden Ruddell Berkeley educator Morris Kromfeld and Ohio vacationing relatives of Jack Garner.
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Paramount
Calif
Los Angeles County
U.S
Los Angeles International Airport
Disneyland
Los Angeles Airways
John R. Trainor
Red Bluff
Arden K. Ruddell
University of California At Berkeley
Morris Kromfeld
New York
West Englewood
N.J
Jack Garner
Columbus, Ohio
Jury duty plea tests travel aid in Geary County
Mrs. Doris Caldwell offered to have her husband report for jury duty if Geary County paid the usual transportation allowance, but the district court clerk refused. Her husband, Sgt. Howard G. Caldwell, is serving with the Army in Vietnam.
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Junction City
Kan
Doris Caldwell
Geary County
Complex Air Rights Plan for Lakefront Chicago
Chicago Mayor Daley unveiled a 1 billion lakefront development on 140 acres of parkland atop air rights east of the Loop. The plan envisions 17 509 housing units nine million square feet of offices and over one million square feet of shops with a three level traffic system and a possible moving sidewalk. Private developers Jupiter Corp Metropolitan Structures Inc and Illinois Center Corp lead the project bounded by Randolph Street the Chicago River Lake Michigan and Michigan Avenue.
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Chicago
Loop
Richard J. Daley
Illinois Central Railroad
Randolph St
Chicago River
Lake Michigan and
Michigan Ave
Jupiter Corp
Metropolitan Structures Inc
Illinois Center Corp
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George W. Cornell
Circuit Court
Travel Agency
Morris Travel Agcy
E. Jefferson St
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Cash Grain
Terry
Baggett
United States Supreme Court
Jengih
Goodyear
Service Store
Harry’s TV
Vagabond
Jerry — Gordie
Charlene
American Legion
Illinois Legislature
James R. Washburn
Ford, Grundy, Iroquois and
Kankakee Coy
Iille
Plymouth
Plymonts
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Chevy
Ma'ke
Quy
Grundy Motors, Inc
Division Street
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