Mass In English Tops 1964 Religion News Poll
The Mass in English was named the top religion news story of 1964 in a Religious Newswriters Association poll with 204 of 300 points. Vatican Council developments and the birth control debate followed, with items on religious liberty, Christian unity, and other council actions also ranking highly.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Religious Newswriters’ Association
United States
Paul
India
U.S
Martin Luther King
USW Rejects Outside Count in McDonald Rerun Bid
PITTSBURGH UP I Reuters report shows United Steelworkers Union leadership rebuffing President David J. McDonald in his bid for re election The bailiwick board refused his proposal to hire an outside group to oversee the February 9 quadrennial election The setback seen as a win for opponent J W Abel who leads in nominating petitions 1310 to 904 from locals
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UPI
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USW
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McDonald
J. W. Abel
Abel
Black-Faced Nazi Invades Capitol Chamber
In Washington Capitol police pledged improvements after a black dressed intruder from the American Nazi Party, Robert Lloyd, dashed into the House chamber during a roll call for speaker election hours before President Johnson's scheduled appearance.
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UPI
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Johnson
Robert Lloyd
T. S. Eliot Dies In London At 76
Poet T. S. Eliot, whose spare verse reshaped 20th century English literature and founded the new criticism, died in London at age 76 after a year of illness and a minor operation. Born in St Louis and later a British citizen, his career peaked with the 1948 Nobel Prize for Literature.
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UPI
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Eliot
U.S
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New York
J. Alfred Prufrock
Doris Day Tops Box Office Poll for Third Straight Year
Hollywood news notes Doris Day repeats as top box office draw for the third year running in Motion Picture Herald poll. Jack Lemmon and Rock Hudson follow, with John Wayne Cary Grant Elvis Presley Shirley MacLaine Ann Margret Paul Newman and Richard Burton also in the top 10.
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Doris Day
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Rock Hudson
Motion Picture Herald
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Cary Grant
Elvis Presley
Shirley MacLain
Ann Margret
Paul Newman
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Jerry Lewis
Sandra Dee
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Ann - Margret
Marie Dressler
Janet Gaynor
Joan Crawford
Charles Farrell
Greta Garbo
Norma Shearer
Wallace Beery
Clark Gable
Will Rogers
Joe E. Brown
Bing Crosby
Shirley Temple
Hudson
Johnson Backs Labor Drive to Repeal Right-to-Work Laws
In Washington, President Johnson backed AFL-CIO efforts to repeal Taft-H artley 14-B allowing union shops. support welcomed by labor, but White House says action to Congress may be months away, perhaps after Easter recess. The labor push faces GOP and business opposition.
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UPI
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Stinkin' Thinkin' About Drinkin' Rapped Welfare Drive
West Virginia plans a four pronged attack on alcoholism using education prevention treatment and rehabilitation as the state Welfare Department launches four community centers next year and three more in following years. The effort emphasizes family involvement employer support and policy to reduce apathy and curb the crisis. The Spencer State Hospital unit treats residents on six week programs with success aided by family participation and group dynamics.
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Charleston
UPI
John Q
West Virginia
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Dancy
Spencer State Hospital
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Quaint Old Custom in Rome Injures Hundreds
UPI reports a New Year housecleaning custom in Rome hurled firecrackers guns and old objects from windows injuring more than 200 residents as officials provided details on the accident and its scale.
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Rome
UPI
Almanac Highlights January 5, 1965 Events
The entry notes a first quarter moon and visible planets Mercury Venus Mars Uranus Neptune Pluto in morning skies with Jupiter and Saturn in the evening. It lists historical milestones: 1925 Wyoming’s Nellis Tayloe Ross sworn in as the first woman governor. 1949 Israeli armored advance into Egyptian territory. 1959 West Germany’s stance on West Berlin. 1964 Pope Paul VI and Athanagoras meet in Jerusalem. Adlai Stevenson quote on history.
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United Press International
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Mars
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Nellis Tayloe Ross
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U. S
West Germany
West Berlin
Paul VI
Athenagoras
Jerusalem
Death notices and funeral announcements from Rose & Quesenberry
Jack M Tennant of Charlotte has body at Rose & Quesenberry Funeral Chapel 1901 South Kanawha Street. Mrs Ethel Carrie McMillan, 62, Beckley, body at Rose & Quesenberry Chapel with service at 2:30 pm Wednesday in Rose & Quesenberry Peace Chapel. burial Highlawn Memorial Park Oak Hill. Rev Shirley Donnelly officiating. Rebecca Short, 6, Glen Daniel, body at Rose & Quesenberry. Homer Hill Richmond, 66, Lanark, died Sunday Jan 3, funeral 2 pm Wednesday at God's Tabernacle Lanark, Rev C W Jones and Rev Henry Smith officiating. burial Stanaford Cemetery. body at Webb and Neal Funeral Home 471 Vance Drive, then church an hour before service. pallbearers listed as William Scott Robert Scott Jack Quesenberry Roy Hibbert Poley Powers Roy Welch. Florists.
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