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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1971

Page

4

Book Provides A New Outlook On Jesus and Israel

The Vatican conversation between Jules Isaac and Pope John XXIII sparked a shift in Christian views of Judaism. Isaac’s book Jesus and Israel, published in English, argues for reexamining scriptures with Jewish history in view. Strong interfaith figures say the work marks a revolutionary, epoch making step toward reconciliation.

New York Vatican John XXII Jules Isaac Isaac John Claire H. Bishop Mme. Bishop Pope John Vatican Council Christ Marc H. Tanenbaum Jesus Israel Hott, Rinehart and Winston Edward H. Flannery U.S

Poor Peru squatters seek land amid land occupations

In Peru, the Velasco government promises land to squatters described as the poorest in America while assuring private property will be respected. After 2000 to 3000 occupied land near Pamplona, a police ejectment failed, causing bloodshed and church criticism. An auxiliary bishop and a U.S. priest were arrested for disturbing the peace, prompting a church leader to rush back. The housing ministry urged legal channels for land, as poor families continue flocking south of Lima to claim titles.

Lima Peru Juan Velasco America Pamplona Interior Ministry Msgr Luis Bambaren U.S Carmelo G. Lamazza Brentwood N.Y Maryknoll Order Juan Cardinal Landazuri Ricketts Costa Rica Armando Artola Pamplonia Adm Luis E. Vargas Ministry For

Marine to face charge in first Vietnam aid-to-enemy case

Sgt. Jon M. Sweeney of West Babylon New York is ordered to stand general court martial for aiding the enemy while a POW in Vietnam. He allegedly deserted Feb 19 1969 and broadcast for Radio Hanoi after 18 months in captivity. A preliminary hearing at Quantico will set trial date and address defense motions.

Washington Marine Corps Jon M. Sweeney West Babylon N.Y Quantico Sweeney Radio Hanoi

Former Judge Convicts ROTC Fire Case at Wash U

A federal jury found Achtenberg guilty of attempted arson at the Reserve Officers Training Corps building during an antiwar protest at Washington University. He faced up to 30 years and a $10,000 bond. The case involved interference with defense activities during a national emergency proclaimed by Truman. The sentence date was set for June 4.

Achtenberg Harry S. Truman

Editor Bailey, Salina Journal longtime editor dies

Roy F. Bailey, 88, retired editor and general manager of the Salina Journal, died today at a Salina nursing home. He ran the Journal from 1911 to 1949 after beginning his career at the Emporia Republican.

Salina, Kan Roy F. Bailey Salina Journal Salina Bailey Journal Emporia Republican

Hardin Salutes Home Economist in Washington Ceremony

Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin joined the Salute to Agriculture event and attended cornerstone laying for the American Home Economics Association new $2.5 million headquarters. The building is funded by members, corporations and foundations with about $1.3 million collected so far. The association has about 50,000 members, including 500 to 1,000 men working in management, child development and family economics.

Washington Clifford M. Hardin The Home Economist Hardin American Home Economics Association Agriculture and Business Administration Association

Etna eruption slows. two Italian towns spared

Mt Etna's lava flow slowed as farmers fled the slopes of the volcano in Sicily. Experts said Fornazzo and St Alfio would be spared if the lava continues in its current direction. The eruption began April 5.

Catania Sicily Mt. Etna Fornazzo St. Alfio

Production Up A Little In April Amid Steady Expansion

The Federal Reserve Board reports April industrial production rose three tenths of a percent, led by gains in consumer goods and materials. Auto output fell eight percent from March, while iron and steel rose and other metals declined. The index stood at 166 percent of the 1957-59 average.

Washington Federal Reserve Board Nixon Rse

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