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Ltwffw ftar Oct. ffSf Prelates Say All Jews Cannot Be Held Guilty FOR CHRIST'S CRUCIFIXION Vatican City The ican Ecumenical Council accepted Friday an historic declaration aimed at ending 2.000 of discord between Catholic and Jew. It says all Jews cannot be blamed for Christ's crucifixion. The Bishops of Roman Catholicism approved document 7 to 1. It also praises the spiritual values of other non-Christian religions and rejects ail discrimination especially a i Semitism.

By a final vote of 1.763 to Praise Action New York The Vatican approval of a declaration affirming Christian ties with Judaism and repudiating anti-Semitism was hailed Friday by leaders of Protestant and Jewish groups but both indi- 250 tlie bishops accepted the declaration entitled the Attitude toward for promulgation by Pope Caul VI as a church decree binding on all the Roman Catholics. Although the specific mention of (God-killing) was deleted from the version given final endorsement Friday, the document still speaks out against any description of the Jewish people as by God or Probably no document had aroused so much controversy at the 4-year-olii council. Never before has any general council in 20 centuries of Catholicism taken such positive stands on the Jewish and al balloting, the breakdown was 1.021 in favor of the revised text omitting word and 245 against. Many progressives from Fiiurope and United States felt the text appeared weaker by leaving out the term The amended version given final said: Jews should not presented as rejected by God or accursed, as if this follow from holy The declaration also says: the Jewish authorities (of day) and those who followed their lead pressed for death of Christ (John 19:6) nevertheless happened to Christ in His passion cannot be attributed to all Jew s. other non-Christian religions.

i distinction, then cated there was of Respect, Reproach Historic, too, are its of respect for the beliefs of Hindus. Buddhists and other non-Christians and its reproach of any discrimination because of race, color, condition in life or religion as to the mind alive. nor to the Jews of to- COMSAT Head The romniunications Corp. board Friday elected James 54. to head the agency.

The Roihsiana-born Irish Baptist a retired Force general, Rhodes sch iar. vice president of Aia.ssachusetts Insti- 1 of Technology and chairman of Massachusetts Bay Transportation ity. He will succeed Leo D. Welch in the post Dec. 1 Russian Awarded Nobel Book Prize that the statement should have gone further.

Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, of Indianapolis, president of the National Council of churches, said the council has its voice to those of other Christians who have deplored anti-Semitism as unwarranted and un-Christian. fact that the The takes passing note of the Crusades against Islam in the Middle Ages by saying that over the spjjt decisiom centuries and hostilities have arisen between Christians and It urges tliat the past be forgotten and that move forward. Opponents apparently in- Stockliolm lUFH) novelist Mikhail Sholokhov won the Nobel Prize for literature Friday, possibly on a statement did not say every- eluded about 100 or 120 Ital- thing that everyone might have desired, should not be permitted to overshadow the sweeping importance of the declaration as Morris B. president of the American Jewish Committee, said the Vatican adoption of the declaration on Jews was an of justice long But he added regret keenly some of the assertions in the declaration, especially tho.se that might give rise to ban and Latin American con servative prelates and Arab- land patriarchs and bishops who have long been against the Jewish section of the document.

An estimated 70 to 90 progressive bishops who had argued for leaving in as it was in an earlier draft, also apparently put their votes on the negative side. 1,821 to 245 On the question of the w'ord settled in a i specific vote before the fin- Actress Sandy Dennis, Lincoln Native, Is Wed Hollywood Sandy Dermis and jazz saxophonist Gerry Mulligan. 38. disclosed Friday they were married last June in Connecticut. Miss Dennis, 27.

starred on Broadway in and Thousand currently filming of Virginia with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. The announcement, made through a speliesman. did not specify the date or place in Connecticut of the marriage. Miss Dennis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack H. Dennis of 1225 in Lincoln.) SANDY DENNIS LBJ Catnaps; 'Johnson Oak' Planted On Hospital Grounds Russians were quick to hail choice of Sh 0 1 0 60 ycar-oId author of Qniel Flows the and other works about his Sholokhov Don River Valley homeland. The official newT. agency Tass flashed the news throughout the Soviet Union, and the president of the Russian Writers Union hailed Sholokhov as best writer In the Soviet From the initial Russian reaction it was obvious that the author would go to Stockholm Dec. 10 to receive his gold medal and the prize of $56,400.

In 1958 the late Boris Pasternak was elected for the literature prize but was forced to reject it when Communist critics the Swedish Academy of Letters w'as a for basing the award on the novel that had been banned in Russia. While the Russians proclaimed selection. it appeared that choice was not unanimous in Stockholm, The 18 members of the Swedish academy were reported to have been divided between Sholokhov and exiled Guatemalan writer Miguel Angel Asturias. The report seemed to be borne out by the manner of the announcement made by Karl Ragnar Gierow. permanent secretary of the academy.

After announcing Sholok -1 selection in a low' voice, Gierow whirled and left room, closing the door behind him and shutting off reporters from their usual oppor- turnity to ask questions about the prize decision. nient. but he looked the chairman told Western newsmen in Moscow by telephone. made no m- Sholokhov was a good friend of tlie ousted Soviet Premier i i a S. Khrushchev.

who had called i his favortie writer. Morrissey Situation Is Clouded Up Washington (UPU The fate of F'rancis X. nomination to a federal judgeship grew cloudier Friday with a dispute over whether he was in Georgia or in Massachusetts in early 19.34. The question, raised by the Boston Globe. I 3 Senate Republican leader Everett Dirkscn to call for further investigation of the tangled case before the Senate votes on I nomination.

Last Tuesday, the 55-year- oJd Boston Municipal Court judge and old friend of the Kennedy family told the Senate Judiciary Committee he was in Georgia about i months after he was admitted: to that bar in September 1933. But F'riday, the Boston newspaper said IVIorrissey had sought election to the Mas.sa- chusetts Legislature in a September 1934 primary. the state constitution requires, that a candidate be a resident of his home district tor one year before the election. Thus, if Morrissey lived In Georgia until A7areh 1934, as he indicated in testimony, he would have been ineligible to serve in the Massachusetts house. The Globe said Morrissey finished 12 th in a field of 16 Vietnamese Ignore Red Strike Call Saigon (UPI) The peo- pie of South Viet Nam dealt I a stunning blow to the com; munists Friday by disregard; ing a Viet Cong call for an hour-long nationwide strike.

I Men, women and children flocked as usual to schools and places of business at the time called for the strike 11 a.m. to noon --came and went without in -1 cident. U.S. embassy officials who kept a close tab on everyday activities in the towns and cities of South Viet Nam said the communist bid for an outpouring of popular support was total The strike call was the first the communists have made to prove their boast I that the majority of the Viet- i namese people stand behind them. The failure rj the strike as regardc 1 by some observers as Ih? closest thing to an ever offered to the public during the 20 -year struggle with the eommunists.

Officials wondered why the communists had put their prestige on the line so reck lessly. Youths Burn College Run By Chinese Jakarta. Indonesia destruction of a Jakarta university sponsored by pro-Peking Chinese has pointed up an ant i-Chinese turn in the campaign the army touched off against the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI). I About 800 Indonesian youths burned the two-story school to the ground amid shouts: with They fought with 60 Red I Chinese students outside a dormitory. Witnesses said, knives and guns flashed and several were injured on both sides.

It was the first time that the demonstrartors. largely nationalist and Moslem youths who burned the PKI a d- quarters here last Friday, had, attacked a Chinese installation. Indonesian troops, who are generally watching such disorders idly, finally intervened. 0G02 Is Ailing; Some Equipment Is Switched Off Washington (i?) The newly launched 0G02 the second orbiting geophysical observatory developed space ailments Friday and engineers switched off some of its equipment temporarily. The 1.150-pound spacecraft unexpectedly developed a de-; feet in the devices designed to; SEARS SATURDAY AND CO SPECIALS Tilfi il I'M ITI il i i 1 'I i il i 11 1 i i i i i li I i i IH 11 Washington President Johnson, still plagued by abdominal pains sharp enough to 'Space Switch Engine' Ignites Only 2 Times Cape Kennedy.

The Titan 3 military space rocket propelled a esda Naval Hospital, where disturb his sleep, cut official business to the bone Friday and catnapped in a darkened hospital room. Johnson got barely 0 hours sleep Thursday night because of pain, according to Assistant Press Secretary Joseph Laitin. Johnson speni most of the morning hour.s with the lights off and shades drawn in his third floor bedroom at Beth- swltch into orbit Friday, but the payload tumbled out of control and achieved only two of 10 planned ignitions. surgeons removed his gall bladder and a kidney stone a week ago Friday. He did get up at one point, walking to a window to watch Air Force said the Senate Committee Titan 3, m-si rnwerfui rocket plant a lo-foot -Jolin- son oak outside to commeni- aac orate the presidential stav at There was speculation that the judges chose Sholokhov, trict of Boston, it said at least psrtially, to restore got to look at the prestige of the prize with Dirksen said on learning ofl the Soviets.

the new disclosure. just i Except for Pasternak and blink at these Sholokhov, the only Russian ------------------------author to win the literature prize was the exiled Ivan Bunin. who was honored in 1933. Sholokhov learned of his award while roughing it on a farm near the Caspian Sea. The Kiizilkomueh state farm chairman gave the author the news in a cable from the Tass office In Stockholm.

did not express amaze- fnr pipMinn Rnfh i difficulty that has limited iQ'i'i nnH the usefulness of the first such 19.33 and 1934 Boston City Di- observatory. OGOl. The National Aeronautics rectories listed him as a resident of the Charlestown dis-i and Space Administration launched 0G02 Thursday into an orbit 257 to 938 miles above the earth. ever launched by the United States, achieved most major objectives on its second test flight, but inicocd several secondary ones. The -t fourth stage of the rocket was to have shifted course four times during the in- IV at Bethesda.

all gi ahead and plant that tree so i can get back to he called out, according to one member of the White House staff. Other witnesses, however, said they hear this admonition. Mrs. Johnson, still spending tended record ignition perfor mance and kick loose three of her satellites. pital, observed spade- However, only two course work at closer range, shifts were achieved.

Early tracking failed to show that any of the satellites separated. Rocket performance through three ignitions was the main goal of the flight. Nevertheless, the failure of the upper called a make the multiple starts could delay Titan 3 development as a carrier for manned and unmanned military space pay loads. Washington (UPI) The Senate Civil Service Committee F'riday approved a one- year. federal pay increase.

tailored to avert a presidential veto. By an 8-1 vote, the committee approved pay increases for federal and postal workers costing an estimated $641.4 million and retroactive to Oct. 1 of this year. Russians Claim New Satellite Transmits Better Moscow Soviet second communications satellite is providing better quality transmission than its first. Deputy Minister of Communications Ivan Klokov said F'riday.

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