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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1968
Page
7
AP reports a global debate on taxing religious assets shifts to the United States. Amid church tax talks, advocates argue taxation of church wealth used for business purposes, while opponents warn of dangers to church-state separation and higher taxes on nonbelievers.
Dr Clark D Ahlberg the new Wichita State University president began as a political science instructor at Syracuse University in 1940. He later held roles in federal government and New York State budget directing positions under Harriman and Appleby. He earned degrees from Syracuse and the University of Wichita and has extensive university administration and research leadership experience. He is married with three children.
In upper Manhattan, a Protestant monk known as El Padre works among the poor, part of a growing non-Roman church presence. Brother Lawrence Huff of the Order of St. Francis notes the shift from a praying church to a serving church with multiple male orders and sisterhoods in Protestant life.
Episcopal Franciscans from Mt. Sinai on Long Island relocate to Manhattan to run a summer youth program in a public school gym. Senior Brother Lawrence, from Atlanta, leads a six hour daily effort mixing athletics tutoring and Bible study while maintaining a fourfold office. Other orders include Benedictines from St Gregory's in Massachusetts and Holy Cross in New York with about 100 members at West Park.
Local brief items from Ottawa Herald dated July 20 1968 note community notices, short reports, and regional updates typical of page five content. Names and specifics are limited in the fragment provided.
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