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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
1
In Baltimore the archdiocese confirmed 72 priests endorsed a telephone poll dissenting from Pope Paul VI's ban on artificial birth control. The group cited conscience and marriage values, noting Catholics may dissent from noninfallible magisterium teachings with sufficient reasons.
Shepherd College today formally accepted a new administrative office building with buff brick exterior and 16 800 square feet on three levels. The facility houses the President Dean of Academic Affairs Director of Admissions and Registrar deans of students business office educational field services and public relations with classroom space.
Stainless steels dominate nickel use due to corrosion resistance strength and toughness. The alloy group is prized for durability and appearance, supporting widespread industrial and consumer applications.
A child with 2 percent hearing in one ear uses new hearing aids to perceive mother's voice. Next step involves language learning and speech development as she adapts to sounds and begins to talk.
The Associated Press reports on John Eisenhower arriving from Miami Beach amid concerns over his father President Dwight D. Eisenhower's health. Doctors considered the heart attack serious, and the situation drew attention to the White House contingency plans.
A stainless steel railway car powered by two aircraft-type gas turbine engines is undergoing tests on Long Island Rail Road. Initial tests report no jet scream, dust, noticeable vibration, or odor while nickel alloys provide heat and corrosion resistance. The article notes an average Canadian worker earns $243 an hour.
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