Episcopal Bishops Split Over Pike Heresy Trial
The Episcopal Church faces a major clash as the House of Bishops weighs whether to pursue a heresy trial for Bishop James A. Pike. A confidential report is expected to urge against a trial while rejecting an outright acquittal nor endorsement of Pike’s theology of Christian radicalism.
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Safety Takes A Back Seat In 1967 Cars Showroom
Detroit opinion notes that despite heavy safety advertising the 1967 auto lineup emphasizes styling and performance in showrooms. All cars share basic safety features, but dealers sell on design, with Ford, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Pontiac and Chrysler highlighting sleeker looks and stronger engines.
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End Of Line For Minister Subandrio In Indonesian Treason Trial
Subandrio, formerly Indonesia's foreign minister and confidant of Sukarno, faced a nine member tribunal as the military court weighed treason charges linked to the Oct 1 1965 coup. He pleaded for life but Indonesia shifts under General Suharto moved to curb pro communist influence and restore economy.
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Newspaper Guild Backs Toledo Printers Strike
Toledo printers walk out against the Toledo Blade Co publisher of the Times and Blade after rejecting a contract extension. The American Newspaper Guild joins the strike as picket lines form around the Blade building. Circulation figures are 190000 for the Blade and 35000 for the Times.
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Swamping U S Firms With New Tropical Uniform Order
Washington reports the Defense Department seeks 3 million tropical uniforms by January 1, a demand that stretches the U.S. clothing industry beyond its prior annual output of 250,000. Factoring in faster wear, officials expect swift production while avoiding wartime-style controls. Industry and government actors coordinate to meet the order.
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County Court Speeding and Violations List
Speeding fines listed for Stanley J. Bollenbacher and others in Bellevue Willard Monroeville Norwalk New London and Willard. Miscellaneous violations include following too closely stopping at a sign leaving scene of an accident and driving on the right half of the roadway with penalties ranging from 15 to 55 dollars.
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Rt. 1
Bellevue
Harold E
Daniel
Willard
Donald E. Smith
Monroe St
Monroeville
Dolores K. Bauer
Dale
Sam Fazio
Maplewood
Florin O. Figley
Thurl D. Stover
James R. Lewellen
Cortland St
Norwalk
George Lanka
Park Ave
New London
Joseph E. Wolfe
First St
William C. Heal
Rt. 4
Marjory E. Leber
John S. Foley
Washington St
Youngstown Man Held For Murder
Edward Grissom a 48 year old steelworker of Youngstown was held in the city jail on $10 000 bond charged with the murder of 21 year old Dorothy Glover whose nude body was found Oct 15 in a downtown alley Grissom waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury on a second degree murder charge one of four questioned after the body was found and later released the charge followed advice of the county prosecutor
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Cincinnati Churches Create Prayer to Ease City Tensions
The Council of Churches of greater Cincinnati distributes a multifaith prayer to ease tension after five strangulations in ten months. The prayer, written by a rabbi a monsignor and a Baptist minister, is available to area churches and synagogues.
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Wanted cleaning help with high pay in Norwalk area
Advertises a cleaning position for one day a week with the highest hourly rate if satisfactory. Seeks a middle aged or semi retired worker and instructs applicants to write Box 548 Norwalk Reflector. Also requests a babysitter to provide board or wages and gives a phone number after 5 30 PM.
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Help Wanted Ad in Navarre Norwalk Reflector
NEEDED MAN who wants to earn $125.00 per week to start. Call on established customers. Earnings discussed at interview. Write Box 362 Norwalk Reflector. SPINDEL CARVER Boy to work on farm Saturdays. Must know how to handle horses. Call 668-7883. Sales and Service Man. Non-foods. Calling on retail grocery stores in local area. Salaried position. Car furnished. Call Navarre, Ohio 879. 5685 between 9 and 5 P.M.
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