World Council Grant Sparks Rhodesia Debate Among Churches
Protest and defections ripple through the World Council of Churches over an 85,000 dollar grant to the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe backing guerrilla action against the Smith government. Critics say it risks political bias amid a push for majority rule while supporters defend humanitarian aims within the anti racism program.
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George W. Cornell
New York
World Council of Churches
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Keith Bridston
Council
Salvation Army
Presbyterian Church In
Presbyterian Church U. S
Southern
Lois Miller
United Methodist Board of Global Ministries
Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe
Liberation Movements
Smith
David Preus
American Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church
Executive Council
Christian Century
Patriotic Front
United Methodist Church
Abel Muzorewa
United Church of Christ
Ndabaningi Sithole
Jeremiah Chirau
World Council
Nkomo
Peace Without Justice
Muzorewa
Bridston
U. S. State Department
Mugabe
John Paul II
Pioneer of women's athletics recalls a storied career
KNIGHT NEWS WIRE profiles Mary Guest Paget on Key Biscayne, reflecting on her 16 years shaping Harvard Radcliffe athletics and arts, her World War II Navy service, and adventures from flying to guiding Girl Scouts. Now 60, she faces loneliness and a forced sabbatical while planning a new athletic cultural center in South Florida.
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Knight News Wire
Miami
Harvard
Radcliffe
Girl Scouts
Mary Guest Paget
Paget
Ms. Paget
Navy
Smith College
Georgia
California
Camp Kearney
Indiana
Rhode Island
U.S
Washington, D.C
John Kennedy
Maryland
Mediterranean
Himalayas
Hawaii
New England
Montreal
Key Biscayne
Florida Keys
South Florida
Tommy Lee Jones
Stockard Channing
Stock prices fall sharply on surprise oil price hike
NEW YORK AP stock and bond prices fell sharply after OPEC announced a 14.5 percent price increase through next Oct 1. The Dow dropped 11.95 to 793.40 in the first half hour, below 800 for the first time since late November. Bonds weakened, the dollar fell, and gold rose over six dollars an ounce as auto and other stocks slumped.
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Idahop
Arizona
Inexco
Amax
Ingerr
Aheas Ib
IBM
Asdog
Va Ltv Kroger
LearSg
Lillyen
Belitow
BentCp
Lilco
Bethstl
LaLand
LaPac
Bickhr
Macmid
Bolsec
Va Melville
Chasm
Merck
Chessie
Midsur
Chrysler
Monson
Clevel
Clorox
Va Nenge
Contel
ContTel
Va NorfWn
Va Norphi
Va NoestUt
Norngs
Dartind
Norton
Dayco
Pacge
Disney
OrPeppr
Duke P
Panep
Va Eaton
Mu— PenDix
Echlin
ElPaso
Penney
EngMc
Papl Mn
WA Ensrch
Af Pennzel
Esmrk
Perkine
Ethyl
E— A Phelpo
PhilaEl
PhilPet
Falcom
Pittstn
Va Falrind
Frankm
Fruehl
RalisPur
Ramadie
Ranco
GAF
Raythn
Gannett
RiteAid
Geneseo
Robins
GaPac
Dil
HarteHk
ShellOll Uv
HewliPk
Homesti
Skyline
Sea
Wall Street
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Two Arrested in Bomb Plot Targeting Egyptian Office
The FBI arrested two men including a New Jewish Defense League officer for plotting to bomb the Egyptian government tourist office in Rockefeller Center. One suspect was found with a dynamite device in a rented car near the target after a 4 am pickup at List Street and Fifth Avenue.
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New York
New Jewish Defense League
Rockefeller Center
FBI
List Street
5Th Avenue
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Jamaica
Europe
U. S
All Africa Conference of Churches
Methodist Church of South Africa
Abel Hendricks
Christian Aid
British Council of Churches
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MRI Securities
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