Episcopal Bishops Back Abortion Law Reform With Limits
The Episcopal Church bishops at their general convention endorsed liberalizing abortion laws with strict safeguards. They supported allowing termination only in clearly limited cases including threats to the mother's health, potential severe fetal deformity, or pregnancies from rape or incest. Archbishop Ramsey attended as a special guest and spoke on Christian unity.
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Seattle
Episcopal Church
Canterbury
Arthur Michael Ramsey
Bish
Newlyweds Honeymoon At Undisclosed Location
The blonde daughter of Secretary of State Dean Rusk married Guy Gibson Smith, 22, in a secret Stanford University chapel ceremony. The couple, both from prominent families, plan a discreet honeymoon with Smith awaiting possible deployment to Vietnam.
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Margaret Elizabeth Rusk
Dean Rusk
Guy Gibson Smith
Stanford Memorial Chapel
Stanford, Calif
Rusk
Margaret Elizabeth
Stanford University Chapel
Jack Fossie
Bay Area
Fassie
Georgetown University
Ames Space Agency Research Center
Sunnyvale
Army Reserve
Vietnam
Washington
Chicle Forests of El Peten Power Gum Industry
The dense jungle and mahogany forests of El Peten, Guatemala, yield much of the world's chicle used in chewing gum. Local and global interests rely on the forest for supply and ecosystems face pressure from extraction.
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el Peten
Guatemala
Ghost town given to Boy Scouts in Montana project
About 500 boys in the North Central Montana Council of the Boy Scouts of America receive Kendall ghost town north of Lewistown. They will restore streets foundations and doors and convert streets to trails while preserving the town's history under scout leadership.
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Boy Scouts
Montana
Lewistown
Mont
North Moccasin Mountains
Glenn Morton
Kendall
Morton
The
Boy Scouts of America
Beryl Morris
Great Falls
Morris
Interstate Is Coming In By Edith Lederer
Interstate highways stretch coast to coast in a growing checkerboard pattern with plans to complete segments by 1973. If federal funds remain, I 75 from Sault Ste. Marie to Tampa could be a four lane trip by early 1973 without stop signs or signals. The effort relies on 90 percent federal financing and features long routes like I 40 from Barstow to Greensboro facing bottlenecks still. In Washington, John Charles Daly is named head of the Voice of America succeeding John Chancellor, with Chief Justice Warren administering the oath.
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Edith Lederer
Associated Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canada
Tampa
Fla
Greensboro
N.C
Barstow
Calif
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
St. Mary’s River
International Bridge
Washington
John Charles Daly
Voice of America
Earl Warren
Daly
Warren
Virginia Warren Daly
John Chancellor
VOA
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Arthur Dunlap
Nationwide Mutual Insurance
FHA
G.I
Weaver Real Estate School of Virginia
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Virginia
AP Wirfephoto
Alfred Devancens
Menlo Park
State Department
Clarence L. Smith
Washington, D.C
Army Correction Program
New York Times
Johnson
Times
Rusks
Smith
David Rusk
Electric Heating & Insulation Co
Wentworth
McGraw - EdIson Heating
Hagan Insulation
Wm. H. “Bill” Black, Jr
Jetstar I
BEL Air
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Horst & Davis
Stephens City, Va
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