Presbyterians And Catholics Plan Book For Joint Worship
Presbyterians and Catholics plan a joint worship book to be ready by 1966, with a May target for final manuscript and Bible study material provided by Rev. fiddaugh of Baltimore and Maurice Stheper O P of Dover Mass. The project aims to foster unity in Christ through shared Bible discussions and worship for occasions like Thanksgiving. A joint service was held with six Catholic priests and Presbyterian attendees, reflecting on shared baptism and future cooperation.
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A . Fiddaugh
Baltimore
Maurice Stheper
O. P
Dominican House of Studies
St. Stephen’s Priory
Dover
Mass
Henry Beck
Lyndhurst
N.J
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Washington
D.C
Dear Althea and Smoker Flavor Preference Exchange
A playful note contrasts taste opinions on Half and Halfe with questions of whether to savor a rich or mild flavor. The exchange toys with culinary critique and personal preference in a light, humorous voice.
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Althea
Possibility Of Bombing Suspension Held Open
Washington reports the Johnson administration may pause bombing North Vietnam if it aids peace talks, though officials expect further war intensification with troop increases toward 225,000. Moscow discussions and Mansfield's world tour press for negotiations while Hanoi hardens, U.S. seeks a settlement preserving South Vietnam's independence.
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North Viet Nam
State Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Moscow
Ma Id
Johnson
Mansfield
Alexei Kosygin
Andrei Gromyko
South East Asia
South Viet Nam
U.S
Rusk
Unitsoeen
Ares
Crown Princess Ichiko Birth Announcement for Son
Tokyo reports Crown Princess Ichiko has given birth to a boy at the imperial Household Agency hospital. Both mother and child are said to be in good condition as officials confirm the birth.
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Tokyo
UPI
Ichiko
Hospitage Imperial Household
New York Bar Proposes Six New Grounds for Divorce
A NYC Bar Association committee recommended expanding the 178 year old law from adultery to include drunkenness drug addiction abandonment living apart two years felony conviction and cruelty. The proposal targets broader grounds to file for divorce with prominent figures supporting reform.
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Divorce Law
New York
UPI
New York City Bar Association
College students favor some antiwar protests survey says
A national college survey shows 83.2 percent support the Johnson Act position on Viet Nam and 92.8 percent reject extreme protest measures. A majority (57.4 percent) see demonstrations as positive, while less than 20 percent would object to service if drafted. Readers offered nuanced views on negotiation and protest.
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Viet
Ph i Ogerator
Theagazine
Viet Nam
Red China
South
U. S
Princeton University
Hanoi
Global View of Labor Strife in Soviet Union Grows
A wartime tone report on rising labor unrest in the Soviet Union describes strikes and slowdowns in Black Sea ports and shipyards, with workers opposing new managerial incentives and discipline campaigns. It notes accusations against unions, moonlighting, and wage tensions, framing the class struggle as a Kremlin challenge to revitalize the stagnant economy.
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Leon Dennen
Conde
Mana
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Moreenne
Ott
Communist Party
Thier
Kremlin
U.S. Cuba airlift seen as policy not change driven
Washington says the refugee airlift from Cuba to begin this week signals no shift in policy toward Fidel Castro. Officials emphasize aims to hinder Cuba, keep its economy weak, and show the hemisphere that communism has no future there while pressuring the Soviet Union to curb support.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
State Department
Russia
Soviet Union
Castro
U.s.-Cuba
Tallulah Bankhead Laments Harsh Hollywood Visit
Hollywood correspondent Vernon Scott reports Tallulah Bankhead in anguish over early TV rehearsals at 5 am and a cold. She complains of sleepless hours, jokes about opium, and mocks California rain while praising Red Skelton but lamenting the grind of Hollywood public life.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Tallulah Bankhead
Tallulah
California
Siem
Red Skelton
Red
Paneking
Ima
Urban
Urs
Newark
West
Nose as emotional barometer in romance jokes
Washington columnist riffs on how noses betray feelings and cold connection to love, citing drug company notes on stress and cold. He jokes that engagement should pause in summer, and explorers romantic scenes where sniffles affect affection, noting Eskimos rub noses without colds.
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DICK WEST _ WASHINGTON
UPI
Miss Jones
Alaska
Congo coup tale jolts Mobutu rule in Leopoldville
Colonel Mobutu seized power in the Congo and named himself president for five years. Joseph Kasavubu, ousted from the presidency, said he accepts the move in the country’s superior interests and thanked the generals for protecting him and his family. Kasavubu and relatives were staying in a villa near Mobutu’s para commandos. The Mulamba government was later approved by parliament after the coup amid ongoing power struggles with Tshombe.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Kasavubu
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
Col
D Mulamba
M Tshombe
Pifer Named Acting President at Carnegie Foundation
New York UPI reports Alan Pifer appointed acting President of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching replacing John W. Gardner on leave to head Health, Education and Welfare. Pifer also serves as acting director and has been vice president since November.
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New York
UPI
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Alan Pifer
John W. Gardner
Pifer
Goodte
Carnegie Ation
I Foundation
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