Bishop James Pike Dies While Seeking Truth in Holy Land
Former Episcopal bishop James A. Pike was found dead at a Judean desert cliff 2.6 miles from where his wife left him after a vehicle mishap. An autopsy cites exhaustion as the cause. burial plans await family decision with emphasis on a Holy Land interment.
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The Rev. James Pike Dies After Religious Transitions
The Episcopal bishop and author died after a career marked by doctrinal shifts and public debates on birth control. Survived by his widow, three children, and a second wife, he had founded a foundation aiding clergy leaving ministry.
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Miss America 1970 Embraces Old Fashioned Image
Pamela Anne Eldred, 21, from Birmingham Michigan, wins Miss America 1970 and plans to visit U S soldiers in Vietnam. The ballerina finalist majors in speech and drama at Mercy College Detroit and says she has no political convictions yet defends traditional values.
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Kenyon Welcomes First Coed Class at Gambier Ohio
Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio opens fall classes with 159 female students among 143 year history. Construction delays leave most coeds off campus as four housing plans for 600 by 1972 proceed, while Miss Eldred highlights a nine day New York visit and Miss America earnings. In Uganda Kiwanuka faces sedition and subversion charges after arrest.
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Brazilian Leftists Freed After Elbrick Kidnapping
Fifteen Brazilian leftists released from prison in exchange for U.S. Ambassador J. Burke Elbrick’s freedom relaxed in expense-paid luxury in Mexico City, planning to bring families to start new lives. They said they knew little of the kidnapping and would stay in Mexico with relatives. A separate Ohio Turnpike accident sent Winnie Johnson and her two children to hospital with minor injuries.
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Enrollment Grows by 37 in Monroeville District
Monroeville district schools report a net gain of 37 students on first day totals. Public elementary has 292 boys and 272 girls. high school 186 boys and 177 girls. St. Joseph's elementary 146 boys and 128 girls, totaling 1,201 students.
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Darby Printing Wins Contract for Absentee Ballots
The Huron County Board of Elections accepts Darby Printing Co. Norwalk as the sole bidder at 1049 dollars to print absentee ballots. Voters away on November 4 may request ballots after October 5. return deadline is 4 p.m. October 30. Service members and civilians abroad may request ballots now.
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