Morality Report Under Attack From British Churches
London AP reports the British Council of Churches discusses a controversial morality report arguing fornication is wrong yet allowing birth control clinics and certain freedoms. Also notes plans for a joint peace appeal by Pope Paul VI and Protestant leaders. In Karachi, Pakistan, Kassim Bhatti is arrested after a high speed chase and $600,000 worth of gold is found in his mansion, with leads to Dubai.
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London
William Greer
Manchester
British Council of Churches
Rome
Kassim Bhatti
Karachi
Dubai
Persian Gulf
Bhatti
Students Return After 72 Hour Wilderness Trek
Twenty five Woods High School pupils from Warren Michigan completed a three day survival expedition near Lupton 200 miles north. Lead guide Peter Coutsas reported the trip faced a thunderstorm and food scarcity with the group subsisting on apples and roasted rye kernels. Porcupine quills caused minor wounds to Michael Arwood who was treated at a hospital.
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Detroit
Michael Arwood
Quills
Arwood
Wilderness
Lupton
Warren
Helmet Kolke
Woods High School
Peter Coutsas
Destructive Epidemic of 1918 Comparable to Black Death
The 1918 flu epidemic ranks with the Black Death in tolls, claiming more than 20 million lives globally within months and about 548000 in the United States.
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United States
Percival Lowell Predicted Existence of Pluto
Percival Lowell, an American astronomer, predicted the existence of the planet Pluto based on his astronomical observations and theories. His work spurred later searches that ultimately confirmed Pluto as a celestial body in the outer solar system.
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Percival Lowell
Pluto
Wagnerian Producer Wieland Wagner Dies at 49
Wieland Wagner, famed for modernizing his grandfather Richard Wagner’s operas, died at 49 in Munich. He had been slated to stage Lohengrin at New York’s Metropolitan Opera this year but canceled due to illness. His death followed a blood ailment revealed during Bayreuth festival rehearsals. He was Siegfried Wagner’s son.
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Munich
Germany
Wieland Wagner
Munich University Clinic
New York
New Metropolitan Opera House
Bayreuth
Wolfgang
Graham Billy Graham film draws capacity crowd at Plaza Theatre
The Billy Graham film The Restless Ones opened to a capacity crowd at the Plaza Theatre with many turned away. About 700 seats remain for the next four showings at 8 pm daily through Thursday. Tickets at 15 Court Square and G M Music Store or at the theatre from 7 pm. A Loudoun County run is set for this weekend with shows at Loudoun County High School Saturday 8 pm Sunday 3 and 8 pm and Monday 8 pm. the school seats about 1,000.
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Billy Graham
Plaza Theatre
National Evangelical Film Foundation
Court Square
G&m Music Store
R. Marsh
Billy Graham Evangelical Assn
Loudoun County
Rare Dall sheep of northwestern Alaska described
The rare Dall sheep is a small white wild sheep with massive tightly curled horns. It inhabits the wildest reaches of northwestern Alaska, resembling a smaller Rocky Mountain bighorn.
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Alaska
Erhard Considered Out as Bonn Debates Succession
In Bonn a widespread view says Chancellor Ludwig Erhard may be ousted. Potential successors favor shifting West German policy toward France's de Gaulle. Erhard argues there is a constitutional path to removal and resists quitting amid local and national political pressures.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
France
Erhard
West Germaany
Bundestag
Rhineland
Schleswig- Holstein
West
Konrad Adenauer
Sky Drive foliage attracts thousands for peak color
The Valley reports weekend crowds with about 51 83 persons visiting the Sky Drive on Sunday. Visitor totals compare to 74 300 the previous year, while overall weekend attendance numbers are provided for Shenandoah County and Front Royal area observers.
Difference Between Love of Country and National Supremacy
A debate on patriotic duty and moral limits. Gradl contrasts loving a nation with placing it above all else, while de Maiziere asserts that orders conflicting with human dignity or amounting to crimes against people must not be obeyed.
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Johann-Baptist Gradl
Ulrich de Maiziere
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Coutsas
C & P Telephone
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C&p Telephone Company of
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Weaver Real Estate School
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Roanoke
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Brecttio
Wieland
Richard Wagner
He Was the
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Bentonville
Browntown
Front Royal Volunteer Fire Co
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James W. Blakely
Warren Turner
Blakely
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Blair Zirkle
Bowman Apple Products Co
Mt. Jackson
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Dunlap St
Black House
F. D. Whitworth
Joseph William Hartley
Hartley
Sedal
Miller’s
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Middle Road
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Berryville Pike
ISIX
Hable’s Real Estate
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Albin
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Cameron
Berryville
Julian Berlin
Stephens City
Martinsburg Pike
Colonial Heights
Strasburg
van Fossen St
Don Bayliss
Willow Lawn
Circuit Court OF
Frederick, County, Virginia
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IN Chancery NO
Fox Drive
Shirley Virginia Altizer Lockhart
Cape Cod
Va. Ave
Mason Realty & Ins
Woodland Street
Hartford
Connecticut
Whitacre Clerk E
Eugene Gunter P.g
Fairmont Avenue
Airport Rd
Loudoun
Dodge Ave
Smithfield Ave
Wlson
As.-Ren -Con’t
Hables Real Estate
Cavalier Apartments
Cavalier
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E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Denny’s
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