Bishops Past 75 Likely To Cling To Their Posts
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI’s retirement recommendation at 75 for bishops and priests will not trigger mass retirements. They expect more retirements among the roughly 2,500 bishops, with cardinals also affected, though voluntary exits may be limited.
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New York
James Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
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Pope Pius XII
Pope John XXIII
Philippines
Guatemala
Buildings Take Impressive Names
Five new 22 story dormitories at the University of Massachusetts will be named after presidents George Washington John Adams John Quincy Adams Calvin Coolidge and John F Kennedy.
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John Quincy Adams
Calvin Coolidge
John F. Kennedy
Bishop Harte to Aid Fete at St. Pauls Tombstone
Episcopal Bishop of Arizona Joseph M. Harte will celebrate at St. Pauls Church Tombstone on August 28 marking the 85th founding anniversary. A public barbecue 1 to 5 p.m. at the Greenway Albert Home will fund church preservation with admission adults 1.50 and children 50 cents.
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Arizona
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Dutch Native LDS Missionary Heads Back to Holland
Raymond McReady Travis Vanderwerf a Tucson youth born in the Netherlands leaves with expected return to his homeland for a two and a half year LDS mission. He has attended the University of Arizona and will train in Salt Lake City before departing Aug 29 for the Netherlands.
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Netherlands
United States
Raymond McReady Travis Vanderwwerf
L. J. Vanderwerf
W. Tucana St
America
University of Arizona
Holland
UA Medical School
Vanderwerf
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Disarmament Plea Issued From Non-Aligned Nations
Eight non aligned states including Brazil Burma Ethiopia India Mexico Nigeria Sweden and the United Arab Republic demand immediate steps by nuclear powers to halt further tests. They express utmost regret that the United States and the Soviet Union have not reached agreement on an underground test ban treaty.
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Burma
Ethiopia
India
Mexico
Nigeria
Sweden
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United States
Soviet Union
Iv's Old Hat St. Louis Officer Aids Birth for 15th Time
Patrolman Leslie Davis, 57, with 27 years on the St. Louis police force, helped bring a child into the world for the 15th time despite having no children of his own.
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St. Louis
Leslie Davis
Craycroft Baptists Install New Pastor William H Barker
The Rev William H Barker arrived this week to lead Craycroft Baptist Church at 5729 East 22nd Street He will lead services tomorrow at 11 a m and 7 p m Barker is Phoenix area native and a veteran Conservative Baptist pastor with prior charges in Winslow Cottonwood and Paradise Valley He has taught at the Indian Bible Academy and Southwestern College and served in Arizona Baptist Convention work.
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Craycroft Baptist Church
Phoenix
Arizona State College
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Arlington
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Cottonwood
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Southwestern College
Viet Nam Aid Set By Churches
Church World Service reports 26 more volunteers join 29 already serving in Viet Nam Christian Service. Teams recruited by Church World Service Lutheran World Relief and the Mennonite Central Committee work in Saigon Pleiku Danang Nha Trang and other areas providing medical and social aid to refugees.
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UPI
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Pleiku
Danang
Nha Trang
Beatles Jesus Lesson Urges Love Over Ridicule
Louis Cassels in United Press International argues Christians should resist burning Beatles records and instead study the New Testament. He recalls Jesus faced harsher insults yet preached love, forgiveness, and turning the other cheek, urging followers to practice what they preach.
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Palestine
America
Elder Howard W. Hunter to Speak at Tucson Stake Conference
Elder Howard W. Hunter will address the Tucson Stake Quarterly Conference of the LDS Church at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. tomorrow at the chapel on 105 West Norton Avenue. He joined the Council of Twelve Apostles in 1959 after a career as a Southern California corporate lawyer and is slated to dedicate a branch chapel in Marana at 5 p.m. today.
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Tucson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
LDS Chapel
Norton Ave
Council of Twelve Apostles
California
Marana
Fire Fighters Elect New President
Indianapolis report states William D. Bock of St. Louis has been re elected president of the International Association of Fire Fighters AFL CIO.
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Indianapolis
William D. Bock
St. Louis
International Association of Fire Fighters
Afl-Cio
Better World Retreat For Catholics In Scottsdale
The Movement for a Better World sponsors a Christian community retreat at the Franciscan Retreat House in Scottsdale from Aug 29 to Sept. Rev. Cranor F. Graves directs assisted by Sister M. Rosalre and Richard Pratt. Reservations go to 5402 E Lincoln Dr. The movement, based in Washington DC, aims to implement Vatican II documents across the church and includes clergy and lay participants from 29 nations with over 1,000 bishops.
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M.S.C
Richard Pratt
E. Lincoln Dr
Scottsdale
Washington, D.c
Homan Catholic Church
Riccardo
Regina Cleri Opens Sept 6 in Tucson Seminary Rev. Hoernig Named Rector
The Rev. Alphonse Hoernig arrives in Tucson to become rector of Regina Cleri Seminary succeeding Rev. Edward Brennan. Hoernig comes from Cape Girardeau Missouri where he led St. Incent's Seminary. Regina Cleri will begin its 11th term with 75 to 80 students from the Diocese of Tucson and Phoenix. Bishop Green ends the fifth year and Regina Cleri offers college level education and religious training for prospective priests. Louis Derbes also joins the faculty as dean of discipline replacing John Sauerhage reassigned to Houston.
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C.M
Tucson
Regina Cleri Seminary
Edward J. Brennan
Hoernig
Cape Girardeau
Tata
St. Incent's Seminary
Regina Cleri
St. Ce
John’s College
Camarilla
Calif
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Father Brennan
Montebello
St. Vincent's
Vincentian Order
Diocese of Tucson
Louis Derbes
John Sauerhage
Houston
Phoenix
Francis J. Green
Regina
Cleri
Belief In God Still Prevails Across America
A nationwide poll reported by the Catholic Digest finds 97 percent of adults in the United States believe in God. The figure, slightly down from 99 percent in a 1952 Gallup poll, is regarded as not a significant change over four years.
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New York
UPI
United States
Catholic Digest
George Gallup
Mainz Cathedral Faces Long History Of Damages And Fires
Mainz Cathedral in Germany has endured a century of calamities from multiple fires in 1008 1081 and 1767 to French bombardment in 1793 and severe damage during Allied bombing in World War II. Built in 975 A D the historic church has weathered repeated destruction and reconstruction.
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Mainz
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UPI
Missionaries to Speak at Central Assembly Rally
The Rev. Harold Calkins, missionary to El Salvador Central America, will headline a mission rally at Central Assembly 2805 N Stone Ave with 11 a.m. and 7 30 p m services. The Calikins plan to begin their first term in El Salvador ministering to youth and college students and launching a radio ministry. They will show slides from their 1964 Salvadoran visit and are graduates of a California college after serving as assistant pastors in Oregon and California.
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el Salvador
Central America
Central Assembly of
N. Stone Ave
Jack D. Brock
Calkins
California
Oregon
Eastland Street District Sewer and Paving Hearing Notice
Public notice from Tucson informs property owners of the Eastland and Nineteenth Street district sewer storm drainage and paving improvement. It notes assessment records, diagrams, and the scheduled hearing at 2:00 p.m. on September ath in City Hall to consider objections and final decisions by the Mayor and Council.
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Mavor
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