Priest states case for birth regulation in religion mags
Rev John A. O'Brien argues for responsible parenthood and rhythm method within Catholic teaching while noting Vatican stance against contraception. He cites studies and aims to reach Catholic and Protestant readers with a call for limited action on population growth. Baptist Kyle Haselden says the pieces show possible softening in Catholic views though official policy remains cautious.
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New York
John A. O'Brien
University of Matter
Notre Dame
Pius XII
Kyle Haselden
The
Christian Century
Market Stages Slower Pace in Over The Counter Trade
New York traders described a slower day with selective activity after a frantic Friday. Steels gained on higher orders while savings and loan issues edged up 1 to 2 points. Western Natural Gas rose 1 percent on news of its sellout to Sinclair FA.
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New York
HTNS
Western Natural Gas
Sinclair
Washington Race Tensions Home To Capital's Race Issue
Washington, D C, faces deep racial tensions as Negroes outnumber whites and segregation fades. Desegregation has mixed praise and fear of a race riot, prompting a peaceful Washington march and multiracial church support to push for equal opportunity.
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Fr. O'Brien
Aso
Washington
Newcastle
U. S
District of Columbia
D. C
Space a major factor in favor of march
United Press International reports space will aid the Washington March on Wednesday with 100000 planned. A large ellipse near the starting point, Constitution Avenue, and the Washington Monument provide ample spillover room and a straight marching route led by A Philip Randolph. Extensive loudspeakers cost 18000 dollars. organizers expect marshals to handle heat and crowd dispersal with planned safety measures.
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AL Kuettner
United Press International Space
Washington
Constitution Ave
Washington Monument
A. Philip Randolph
Negro American Labor Council
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial
Lange Park
Lincoln
Roy Wilkins
The
NAACP
Lab Teadhers
Infant Death by Rubber Ball Sootes Tragedy
Debra Droghan of Columbus died after swallowing a small rubber ball. Her mother Wille Droghan found the infant unconscious after stepping out briefly. Former Parma patrolman Robert A. Boerke received a 17 year prison term for involvement in a theft scheme.
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Debra Droghon
Columbus
Wille Droghan
PARMA
Robert A. Boerke
World in a spin as two die in Ohio incidents
A string of local tragedies includes JO SEPH GULLION 38 of Cleveland dying from fatal burns after his bed and night clothes caught fire. GARY BURBA 17 of Eaton fatally injured when he fell from a moving truck on Ohio 7. PAGE WASHINGTON 57 of Cleveland committed after wounding an employer with a shotgun. FLORENCE MUELLER WAGNER 50 wife of Cleveland Police Chief died in Lutheran Hospital. KENDALL BRUCK 19 apparently drowned when a canoe capsized in the Maume River near Toledo.
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Joseph Gullion
Cleveland
Gary Burba
Eaton
Ohio 7
Page Washington
Lima State Hospital
Florence Mueller Wagner
Richard R. Wagner
Lutheran Hospital
Kendall Bruck
Maumee River
Toledo
Lodi Cop Killed in Angel Lounge Ambush
In Lodi New Jersey two police officers were shot dead at the Angel Lounge. Det. Sgt. Peter Voto and rookie patrolman Gary Tedesco were killed during a raid after they confronted three juveniles inside the bar. Tedesco, 22, had dreamed of a career in law enforcement and died protecting his partner. Adrian Peraino, his girlfriend, and the community mourn the young officer.
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Lodi
WN. J
Peter Voto
Gary Tedisco
Rockie
Jimmy Breslin
New York
Gary Tedesen
N. J
Gary
Bergen County
Adrian Peraina
United States Marshals
Narcotics Bureau
Adrian
Montclair State Teachers College
Pete Voto
Voto
Rt 4
Vato
Lide
Tcwn
The
Angel
Gary Tedesco
Peter Tedesco
Lodi High School
Harrison Ave
Autumn Ave
Adrian Peraino
New York Herald Tribune
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