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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1966

Page

7

Ministers Seek Morale Boost At United Presbyterian Assembly

Boston AP ministers voiced widespread frustration as the United Presbyterian Church convened its general assembly. A new Commission on Continuing Education aims to provide off the job leaves for ministers, while standard nationwide examinations for all candidates were approved to ensure uniform qualification. The assembly also rejected moves to limit the chief executive officer and faced protests from Carl McIntire over church unity roles and Blake’s leadership.

Boston United Presbyterian Church General Assembly Paul C. Warren Baltimore Olympia Wash Eugene Carson Blake Interchurch Union World Council of Churches Detroit Presbytery William Schram Pelham, Nly Carl McIntire Blake

Pay-As-You-Go Rule Could Be Modified for Interstate

Washington AP reports Senate and House panels weigh altering the pay-as-you-go provision of the Interstate Highway Act. Randolph's Public Works Committee cites safety benefits and city traffic relief, with cost projections rising beyond administration estimates and debates over higher funding and user taxes.

Washington Congress Randolph Schoo Jennings Randolph D-W Admin Istration Fed‘et Senate House Public Works Committee Congressional Eee Eensue Sen Idl Pave Finance Committee

New York Enacts Tough Air Pollution Law

Mayor John V. Lindsay signs what experts call the nation’s toughest air pollution measure. It bans new building incinerators and burning soft coal for heating after two years, and requires gradual sulfur reductions in coal oil and fuel from power plants.

New York John V. Lindsay

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