Interfaith clerics form shared life in Chicago housing
Six Protestant Taize brothers and two Roman Catholic Franciscan priests have begun living together in a three story house in Chicago's South Side. They say shared life tests unity and aids youth outreach while easing racial tensions and renewing Christian witness. Each man works secular jobs and ages range from 25 to 30. This marks the first U S instance of Catholic and Protestant clergy living together.
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Chicago
Frank
Brothers of
Taize
France
Brother Frank
University of Illinois Chicago Circle
Taite
United States
South Side
Abortion Bill Attacked On Senate Floor
Senate debate over a bill to liberalize New York abortion law drew a sharp attack from Sen. William T. Conklin who called abortion immoral and said he would oppose the legislation. The measure, backed by 40 lawmakers including 11 senators, would widen the ground for abortion but has not cleared committee and faces slim prospects.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
William T. Conklin
Brooklyn
John J. Boardman
Conklin
Baptist Church Speaker System Mix-Up Shocks Liberty
In Liberty Kentucky a Baptist church found its speaker system feeding a Methodist church service via a local radio broadcast. Johnnie Beard sang in the Baptist church while the Methodists were connected to the same feed. A few plugs were pulled and the moment returned to normal.
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Liberty, Ky
Liberty Baptist Church
Johnnie Beard
Beard
Syracuse University to Change Bylaws
Syracuse University plans to amend its bylaws following the dispute over Stephen K. Bailey’s eligibility for the State Board of Regents. Bailey, dean of the Maxwell Graduate School, was elected to the board, with Republican leaders vowing to challenge the election in court.
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Syracuse
UPS
William P. Tolley
Syracuse University
Stephen K. Bailey
State Board of Regents
Bailey
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Jeaders
Romney criticizes urban renewal and housing failures
Gov. George W. Romney, campaigning in Albuquerque, blasted Democrats for unsolved city housing problems and called urban renewal a miserable failure. He indicated he would seek the nomination only if he believed he could win the presidency, a remark made during a West Coast swing.
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Albuquerque
N. M
George W. Romney
Michigan
Romney
Arizona
Pocatello
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
Ernor
Smylie
Don V. Samuelson
Top Airman Says Pride Important
An airman stresses the core value of pride in service, noting the key factor is whether a person truly wants to be a devoted military professional.
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Aireyr
Democrats Attack Rocky Plans In Albany Debate
Democrats assailed Gov. Rockefeller’s narcotics and Harlem office plans during the Senate deficiency budget debate. Air Force chief Airey defended troop motivation and pledged to stay close to airmen, while opponents warned of high costs and political motives behind the Harlem center proposal.
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Panama City
Fla
Air Force
Paul W. Airey
Airey
Wai
Cuuo Saarcu
Ceneran
Denney
Manfred Ohrenstein
D- Fact
Pri- Manhattan
John P. McConnell
Force
Europe
New York State
Pentagon
Harlem
Seve Tl
Mintalk
Joseph Zaretzki
Zaretzki
Rockefeller
Albany, N. Y
Senate
Whiak Anda Maeoch
Arctic Cold Continues Clear But Weaker In Midwest
A surge of Arctic air spread over the midsection but lacked earlier bite. Temperatures near zero or below were forecast across a nine state area from Montana and Colorado to Michigan with frost in the south and a developing storm along the South Atlantic coast prompting snow warnings in eastern Pennsylvania and southeastern New York.
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Associated Press
Chicago Weather Bureau
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Minnesota
Colorado
Michigan
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Florida
Far West
South Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
Dairy Cows Being Sold For Beef In New York
Several hundred dairy cows headed to the slaughterhouse at Marcy as dairy farmers sell milk cows to curb surpluses. On Tuesday 300 cattle from seven counties were sold to Utica Veal Co. Carried by NFC leader David A. Carrig, the move aims to balance supply and demand and boost dairy farmer bargaining power against processors and government.
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Utica
N.Y
Marcy
Utica Veal Co
Herkimer
Montgomery
Fulton
Albany
Otsego
St. Lawrence
Jefferson
Lewis
Schenectady
Orange
Sullivan
David A. Carrig
Little Falls
Herkimer County
National Farmers Organization
Carrig
NFC
Ford Accuses Adviser of Blackmail in Tax Fight
Rep Gerald Ford accuses the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers of attempting to blackmail Congress over a 6 percent surtax Ford warned that without approval the nation could face inflationary pressures and high interest rates Ford spoke amid coverage of tax policy and economic concerns tied to Britain's Caribbean independence a West Indies nation and President Johnson's proposals.
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Newark
N. J
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
Ap- Castries
St. Lucia
West Indies
Road and home accidents claim 112000 U.S. lives in 1966
Accidents of all kinds killed 112000 people in the United States in 1966, the National Safety Council reported. The toll was 5 percent above 1965, pushing the death rate to 57.2 per 100000. Motor vehicle deaths were 47 percent of the total, with falls, fires, drownings, and other causes making up the remainder.
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Chicago
United States
National Safety Council
Club To Serve Breakfast Sunday
The Watervliet R Club will serve breakfast Sunday in St Basil s Church Hall between 8 30 and 9 30 a m following the Divine Liturgy. Mr and Mrs Joseph Pere grin chairmen announced that breakfast favorites will be served each Sunday and anyone wishing to help may contact them.
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Watervliet “R” Club
St. Basil's Church Hall
Joseph Peregrin
Barry Goldwater Rejects Romney After 1964 Snub
In Washington AP report Barry Goldwater declares he has not forgiven Michigan Governor George Romney for not backing his 1964 bid. He says he remains loyal to Nixon and would support Romney only if he wins the 1968 GOP nomination. He adds he may urge followers to back Romney only after seeing the outcome.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Goldwater
Romney
Stillwater Man Joins Bank Board In Saratoga County
Lloyd Brownell of Stillwater, president of Ralpid Tool Co., was named to National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. Saratoga County Regional Board. Frank Wells McCabe, chairman, notes Brownell is active in civic groups including Stillwater School Board, Saratoga County COOP services, Mechanicville Chamber, and Masonic Lodges. The Brownells reside at 53 Lake St. Stillwater with daughter Holly M. Brownell.
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National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Lloyd Brownell
Stillwater
Ralpid Tool Co., Inc
Saratoga County
Frank Wells McCabe
Brownell
Stillwater Central School Board of Trustees
Saratoga County Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Mechanicville Area
Bake Sale Scheduled by Rosary Altar Society at St Jude's
Church events note Mrs Gerard Granger and Mrs Rocco Fragamini as bake sale chairs for the Rosary Altar Society at St Jude's Church. Sale set for tomorrow at the A P Super Market Main Avenue amid a church meeting where Sister Christina from the Dominican Retreat spoke with slides.
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Gerard Granger
Rocco Fragamini
Rosary Altar Society
St. Jude’s Church
A&p
Main Avenue
Lawrence Porcelli
John Kincaid
Rosarians
James A. Fausel
Joseph Lalley
Theodore Agnes
Konowale to Lecture in Albany on Chemical Bond Formation
Dr. Daniel D. Konowale, assistant professor at Binghamton State University, will lecture Tuesday at Albany State University on Studies of Prototype Chemical Bond Formation. The talk begins at 4 30 pm in the chemistry building. He formerly served as assistant director at the University of Wisconsin theoretical chemistry institute after earning his doctorate.
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Daniel D. Konowale
Binghamton State University
Albany State University
Konowalo
University of Wisconsin
Farm animals population reaches over three million in U S farms
The mule and horse population across U S farms raceways and riding academies exceeds three million, highlighting the broad use of equines in agriculture sport and recreation.
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U.S
Fire damages home as funeral plans set for Kilam death
Fire heavily damaged a second floor room at Mrs. Alexcina Cancilla’s home on Sunset Terrace while Pensacola police and coroner investigated a death linked to claims of harassment in the Kilam case. Killam’s brother urged exhumation to determine cause of death. coroners labeled it accidental yet tied to a neck injury from a fall through a plate glass window.
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Alexcina’ Cancilla
Arthur
Troy
Gilbert
Sunset ‘Terrace
Avelate
Joseph Cancilla
Yourill Park
St. Mary's Hospital
Averill Park
Iean Jos Aephe
Herbert King
Tenth St
St. Patrick's Church
Awanlan
Pensacola
Fla
John B. Kennedy
Thomas Henry Killam
Pensacola News-Journal
Killam
Joseph F
Jack Carter
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Earl
A.H. Northup
Sacramento Train Collision Claims Hill Family Nine
A Sacramento family outing ended in tragedy when a freight train struck their station wagon at a crossing. Herbert Hill 42 his wife Annie 38 and seven of their twelve children died. The accident occurred on Washington's Birthday with four other children missing from the trip.
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Sacramento
Calif
Herbert Hill
Air Force
Annie
Deborah
Michael
Timothy
Edward
Ava Caroline
Herbert Jr
Douglas
Broderick
Noone
Fruitridge
Power Inn
Sacramento County
George Nielsen
Hill
Diana McCall
Catherine
Delores
Gwendoline
Patricia
Concluding Area School Board Institute March 16
The Capital Area School Board Institute will meet Thursday March 16 in Brubacher Hall Albany State University downtown campus. Registration at 6 p.m. dinner at 7 p.m. Topic "Who Makes School Policy in the United States?" Dr. Carroll F. Johnson superintendent White Plains Schools will consult, reflecting on outside pressures on local boards.
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Capital Area School Board J Institute
Brubacher Hall
Albany State University
United States
Carroll F. Johnson
White Plains
Johnson
National Education Association
Magazine Publishers Association
GE Sales Increase But Earnings Drop
General Electric Co. reported record 1966 sales of 7.177 billion dollars, a 16 percent rise from 1965, while full-year earnings fell five percent to 338.861 million dollars, or 3.78 per share, compared with 355.122 million dollars the previous year.
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NEW York
General Electric Co
Florence City Cleanup Planned After Flood Basements
Florence Italy residents await a citywide cleanup announced by Councilman Michelangelo 3acci to remove contamination from more than 1000 mud clogged basements. A 10 man crew will work days and nights starting next Monday to clear debris from the Nov 4 floods at 1201 River St Troy.
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Florence
Italy
Michelangelo 3Acci
River ST
Troy
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