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DETROIT Fl Saturday, May SACRED HEART ALUMNI WEEK Allies Muni On A-Arnis Seminarians, Profs View 'Freedom "I think that there could le a bit more freedom in the seminary with supervision. What I mean by thi is that seminarians are supposed to acquire a deep sense of responsibility that someda we will be able to serve the christian community responsibly. We are allowed freedom now to think and to act, but there Isn't too much room tor our own mistakes. Sometimes that's a good way to learn." Two of the group were attending the school, one in high school division, the other in the college section, both pre-theological. THE YOUNGEST, i Hovey, in fourth year high school, was explicit in his thought that there could be more freedom, while the older alumni took the more qualifying approach.

Frank Rashid, 19, college FRANK RASHID: 'De-pends on the freshman, had a view that corresponded to his seniors, "it depends a lot on the in- In Europe LONDON (IH Defense chiefs of the United States and six allied nations ended two days of talks Friday on the use of nuclear weapons in Europe. They apparently postponed tough decisions until a Novem ber meeting in Washington. A terse communique from the Nuclear Planning Group of thel North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-j tion said only that talks would! resume at the later conclave. THE MEETING here, attended by Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, was called to consider a study by Britain and West Germany proposing guidelines for the use of nuclear weapons against a Soviet attack on Western Europe.

The guidelines were designed only as suggestions for President Nixon, who ultimately retains control over the use of these weapons. Informed accounts of the top secret meeting suggested some key differences In U.S. and European approaches to tactical questions. The communique, however, made no mention of this. It saia tne aerense cmeis ais cussed in particular the subject or runner guidelines tor me.

NATO military authorities in respect of the tactical Use Of nU-1 Lltctr wcrtpuiia in me ucieiioe ui the North Atlantic Treaty area. "WELCOMING THE progress! that has been made, thev gave instructions on the continuation! of work in this field and decided I to resume their discussion at their next meeting." the com- munique added Tight security always surrounds meetings of the Nuclear Planning Group, but there were believed to be extra reasons for the vague communique this time, Next Week in Religion FATHER PROHASKA: 'Freedom with ability to fulfill the virtue in the middle of two extremes. It's use depends on the maturity of the individual. 'Enough' always depends on this maturity." Said the Rev. Father Louis Prohaska, Latin professor, the oldest in the group: "Freedom must always be accompanied by the ability and willingness 1(i fulfill corresponding duties.

Consequently my judgment about the amount of allowable freedom always has reference to the individual student. The more mature student can be granted greater freedom; the student who does not abide, by the necessary conditions of freedom, must, of course, temporarily forfeit it." Said the Rev. Father Edward Baldwin, vocations director, Archdiocese of eDtroit: 'Sufficient freedom has been given to allow a healthy growth during the turbulent adolescent year s. Objectively, there's enough; but, subjectively, they may feel that there's not enough." METHOOIST 1967, will speak 8 p.m. Friday, June 6, at the McAuley Auditorium, Mercy College, under auspices of the Detroit Association of Laymen.

Two poets, Don Lee, of Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y., and Paul Vesey, of Tuskegee (Ala.) Institute, will speak 6 p.m. Sunday at the Shrine of the Black Madonna, 7625 Linwood. High school students from Troy area schools will present a "folk mass" and lead the congregation in singing folk songs 7:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 5500 N.

Adams Road, Troy. The Rt. Rev. Richard S. M.

Emrich. Fnkrnnal bishop of Michigan will preside at the service which will FATHER BALDWIN: 'Objectively there's enough, but a heavy set of rules. Like in most schools nowadays, there is a conflict between what the faculty thinks and what some of the students think." THE REV. Father Thad-deus J. Ozog.

dean of studies, said the questions as to where there is ton much or not enough freedom in the seminary today is "difficult to answer. What do people think 'freedom' means? To me, it's Two from Area To Be Rabbis Two Detroit youths, members of Temple Beth El, Woodward and Gladstone, will be ordained rabbis at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, in Cincinnati, on June 7. They are Lawrence R. Kush-ner, a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, and Albert Lewis, a Wayne State University graduate. METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN CENTRAL NORTHWEST Presbyterian Church H776 bourntieia nr.

wcNicnois I Sun. II a.m. 7 p.m. 7 30 p.m. "For the Word of God and I for he Testimony of Jesus Christ" Rev.

Robert S. Williamson, Pastor CENTRAL Woodward at Church School "THE WRONG 9A HUBERT D. Bransford has been named assist -tanl executive director of Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit. Brans-ford, a Goodwill employe for '1 years, is a University of Detroit graduate and was 1967 Goodwill Worker of the Year. Louisiana Slaps Down Militants BATON ROUGE, La.

(UPD Charles Bar ham, a Monrop attornev, savs talk about CVm- istitutional rights for students is "poppycock." Freedom of speech, press and assembly are being used against Hpmnrrarv Rar. ham told the Louisiana Senate. "It's turning into a dadgum revolution, a siuaeni aoesn i have any right. The uPPer chamber of the Louisiana Legislature agreed, giving overwhelming approval to bills providing for the sum- mnry dismissal ana possirjln imprisonment of dissident students and faculty members. IX OXK of the first mfljnr manifestations of backlash lrgis lation to recent campus din-orders, the Senate declared 11- storm troopers of the Student i 1 'or Democratic Seclety I among mer ni.uini mw dents at IjSI'.

Hunter, likening SDS members to the "young book burners" of Nazi Germany, said his strongly worded statement was than three hours as senator after senator vented his anger at the current, generation of college students. Economic Insult Added to Injury METHODIST Grind Clrcis Pari Chsrtk PNiu 9:30 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. USE OF THE RIGHT RELIGION" Dr. Dwight S.

Largo -oi ma The ministers were known legal any demonstrations "which to be. discussing suggestions jare likely to interfere with or that NATO might have to use 'disrupt the normal educational tactical nuclear weapons first (process. if Soviet troops attack Western One bill would make a eon-Europe, vlctlon of such demonstration punishable by a six-month prison Thts is because British grid $500 f)ne Th fense Secretary Denis idp for dlamlMai among others, beheves NATO I withou( greatly outnumbered by the con-; and fpssors ventional forces of the Soviet-led The bills providing for crim-Wansaw Pact, the event of ai. 1 Soviet attack. Healcv has said''" charges passed, 33 to 0, and NATO would have to' choose be- th meMure Jlsm tween surrender or a nuclear by 88-4 wte Both were sent to the House for response.

final action. Another complicating factor President John A. believed to have added pres-; HunlPr of UulsiRna state i nl. ure for postponed decisions was the poss bi tty that France may viTn mt.rv nl.r,. n0 for "latter-day glliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii DETROIT UNITY TEMPLE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiiiii 17505 Second Blvd.

(at Palmer Park) Minister: Glenn Mosley Associate Minister: Carol Guental Two Identical Sunday Services 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. "CHRONIC CRISES" 11:00 A.M. Service Broadcast WQRS-FM, 105.1 me. I YOU 9 00 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m.

"HIS HOLY TEMPLE" Carol Guental, Speaking BY HILEY H. WARD Fret Prtii Religion Writer How about freedom on the campus of the dioce-an seminary today? Is there enough freedom, too much, or not enough? Participants in the first alumni day of Sacred Heart Seminary, Chicago and Linwood young and old -were asked that this week. There seemed to be con-MSUS that freedom is an earned right rather than a carte blanche check to be filled In by the student. Also there seemed to be agreement between the five queried that "freedom" is a relative concept, depending on the individual. Said Hovev.

A 45-membsr choir and a 35-piece band from the Carver Junior High School, Meridian, will present concerts under ecumenical auspices 2 p.m. Sunday at Central Methodist Church, Woodward and Adams; also 7 p.m. Sunday at the Scott Memorial United Methodist Church, 609 E. Kirby at St. Antoine, and 7:30 p.m.

Monday at the St. Bona-venture Third Order Hall, 1780 Mt. Elliott near Kercheval. Sponsors are the Central Church, Scott Church, and the Third Order (lay group) of St. Bonaven-ture's Capuchin monastery.

Donation is $1. Proceeds will send two black Detroit high school students and a counsellor to Africa for three weeks in July and August. PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN WOODWARD at EDMUND PLACE Church School 1 45 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION Dr.

Adam J. Wettmaoi Gutst Minuter Mlnisttrn Allan MacLachlan Frew Rudolph S. Garvole Gordon Youna. Oraanist Dirctor r-ROUGE PARK. Iverqreen Vlllagt Prsbytrlan W.

Chicago at Evergreen Divine Worship till ond 11:11 a.m. Memorial Day Observance "POPPIES STILL GROW" The Rev. Georgo O. Mehaffey Church School Crib threiih Adalt Th Jit ritlik. Minlitir of Education Of i course you want the most for your church organ dollars Dollar for dollar, the Hammond provides mora for your organ fund.

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345-5070 TELEPHONE liP" FORT STREET Presbyterian Church Port and Third Streets 345-4848 Unity of West Suburbia Sunday Services! 9:30 and 11 Sunday School U. 11 A.M. 30025 Curtis Rood, Livonia A "new mass in folk style" by George V. Cnpps, music coordinator for the Birmingham public schools, will be presented 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Nativity Episcopal Church, 21220 W.

Fourteen Mile. Ths Rev. Dr. Georgs A. Butt-rick, professor of preaching at Garrett Theological Seminary, Evanston, will preach at the 9:30 and 11:15 a.m.

services Sunday, and again the following Sunday, June 8 at the Grosse Pointe Memorial Church (Presbyterian), 16 Lake Shore, Grosse Pointe Farms. The Rev. Father Charles Cur-ran, professor of moral theology at Catholic University, Washington, and center of a faculty protest over attempts to fire him in METHODIST METROPOLITAN 'United Methodist) 8000 Woofwarl Bet. 2. 5.7407 eiBEPT HARVEY B00IHE LEV0N G.

KING ALLEN B. RICE WILLIAM L. STONE 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship DR. ROBERT HARVEY BODINE Preaching "WHAT IS YOUR LIFE?" 9:45 a.m.

Nursery Open 10:00 a.m. Church School for All METROPOLITAN ON THE AIR SUN. WMUZ-FM. 103.5 RADIO 930 P.M. NON-DENOMINATIONAL REVIVAL CONTINUES with Rev.

UPTHEGR0VE LIBERTY TEMPLE 1300 E. 7 Mil ltd. Listen WMUZ-FM 103.5 DAILY 5:15 P.M. 4 4 Especially prepared, helpful information on PLACES OF WORSHIP SCHOOLS COMMUNITY SERVICES CULTURAL ACTIVITIES Another Service WO 1-7750 Dial A Prayer 361-2440 PRESBYTERIAN cfiQ mng ses5ions after the presiden i i th tlal ection there next month. Program Seeks Addiction Cure WESTMINSTER CHURCH OF DETROIT HUBBELL AT WEST OUTER DRIVE Dr.

Carl G. Howie, Pastor Church School and Sunday Worship Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sermon "AN INDIAN GIVING GOD" Dr. Theodore A. Gill Youth Groups Sunday Evening Junior High 5 00 P.M.

Senior High 7:15 P.M. Collegiate 7:00 P.M. Young Adults 7:00 P.M. Lecture Series by Dr. Theodore A.

Gill "A Gallery of Great Masters" Wednesday 8 P.M. "Rudolph Bullmann and Rembrandt's F.uhtngs" meant "to serve notice that LSI' NEW YORK (UPD New wi nor tolerat(S York will launch the nation's on ltg ram any organlza-most ambitious experiment la that a(lvocates violence or the use of methadone to cure Qf fid heroin addiction. It was an- We aow m.rr nounced here. whelming majority of LSU's stu- Former U.S. Attorney General dents to have their right to an Nicholas Katzenbach, who will education trampled and subhead the methadone program, verted by a mere handful of rlot-sald the drug would be admin- ing dissidents," he said, istered to 5,000 addicts in the Debate on the bills lasted mors MIKE HOVEY: 'More freedom i a good nay to dividual." he said.

"Some guys require a lot of freedom, some ran operate better under elude baptism, confirmation, and communion. Gospel singer Gerald A. Bark-ley, of Howell and ukelele ensemble will be featured 7:30 p.m. Wednesday st the Grand River Baptist Church, 34500 Six Mile, Livonia. The Rev.

Jack Bohannon, associate director of the Michigan Council on Alcohol Problems, will speak 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Corinthian Missionary Baptist Church, 1740 Caniff. A memorial mass in honor of the late Robert F. Kennedy will be celebrated 12 noon Friday, June 6, by the Most Rev. Walter Schoenherr, auxiliary bishop of Detroit, at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral.

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Weber, Pastor. (UN 4-7878). 10 a.m. Sundav Worship 7 p.m. Baptist (Southern) MERRIMAN ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH- 3055 Merrlman Road (Near Ford', Garden Cltv.

Rev. Rav Bebb, Pastor. S.S.-9:4j a.m. Worship-tl a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Training tinmrt n'jn om v-qvr Christian Science SEE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH DISPLAY AD Episcopal CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. PAUL 4800 Woodward Ave at Hancock Sundavs: 8 a.m 9 a 11 a.m. Church Schooi-'O Preacher at 11 am -WWJ The Rt. Rev. Richard S.

Emrich Bishoc of Michigan Holy Ccmm-jnion Men. through Frl. 12 noon, Saturday 915 a rr. I 3 I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN next five years. Fish Spaghetti Has a Meaning MADISON, (UPD- Univer-j sity of Wisconsin zoologists are' You are cordially invited to attend Sunday Services as listed below.

Sunday Schools are conducted by all churches. Wednesday Testimonial Meetinqs at 8 P.M. Detroit Bronches ot The Mother Church, The First Church ot Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Moss. First Church Second Church Third Church Fourth Church Fifth Church Sixth Church Seventh Church Eiqhth Church Ninth Church Tenth Church 4844 Cass Avenu, Noar Warren 147 E. Grand Blvd.

Second Blvd. at Seward 24400 West 7 Mile Rd. Whitmore Rd. at Second 14710 Kercheval Avenue Kosciusko School 20220 Tireman, nr. Evergreen Grand River at Evergreen 4330 W.

Davison Ave. 13427 E. McNichols Road asKing nsnermen 10 iook rori DAYTON (UPD Two "green spaghetti" in the fish tho female bandits they catch this summer in Mad- ted Brem.a pr)rkrlR ison Lakes. tnpn made off njs pants The "spaghetti" actually are as well tubular plastic bags used to "There I was In my sun track fish movement in Lake glasses, shorts and T-shirt," Monona and sister lakes If an Brent, a cabbie, said after the angler should land a fish with gun-toting, knife -wielding worn-a tag hanging from Its Dack, he en stole his money, ring and should save the tag, note the watch and forced him to strip time, place and date of his to his underwear befora they catch, and contact UW zoologists drove off in his cab. "I've been William H.

Neil! or John J. cheatd before, but not like Magnuson this," he said. BAPTIST rTempUn Ituptist 23800 W. CHICAGO i (1 Blk. East at Telegraph I OR.

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Baptising Morning Evening MORNING EVENING SERVICES INTERPRETED FOR THE DEAF i i 7 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I THE WEEK United Pentecostal THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH- 21446 Scnool craft. REV PAUL C. LEAMAN. Pastor Sunday Services 10:00 a.m.

and 7 m. Wednesday 7:30 United Methodist DEARBORN FIRST 22124 Garrison at Mason. F. C. Vosburg.

H. A. Nessel, V. A. Rirler, Ministers.

9 J. 11:15 e.m. 'OUR WISEST CREED Rev. H. A.

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2ION 17500 Chandler Park Drive Rev. R. D. Carter Morning Worihlo 10:45 a.m. Sundav Church m.

Presbyterian CALVARY Grand River at VicksSurg S.S. and Morning Worship 10. 30 a Rev Sven E. Anderson. Minister HOPE FOR THE FUTU RE" Society of Friondi DETROIT -(Quaker! 9440 Sor-entc.

neer W. Chicago Worth a Sundav SCoci 10 0C a Subject Sunday In All Churchets "ANCIENT AND MODERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCED" RADIO PROGRAMS End of John Lodge Expressway Free Parking on Sundays CHURCH SCHOOL 10 A.M. WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. "TO DIE A CHRISTIAN DEATH" I Rev. Robert H.

Crilley Ministtr PRESBYTERIAN Redford Ave. at Grand River "IS THE ENEMY OVER THIRTY" Calvin White field Diditr Worship and Church School 9:30 end 11:15 a.m. 9 AME EBENEZER A.M.E. 5151 W. Chicago Blvd.

933-6943 Dr, Fred E. Stephens, Pastor, Preacltlni CHURCH SCHOOL 9 A.M. Rev. U. Grant Nixon, Associate WORSHIP SERVICES 7:30.

1030 A.M. UNITARIAN-UNIVERSALIST FIRST Unitarian-Universalist 4405 Cm at Forest TE 3-7107 Worship 10:30 a.m. Guest Speaker Mr. Robert Willoughby "JONAH AND OUR PATRIOTISM" DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 8920 Woodward Ave. 11:00 a.m.- Morning Worship 9:30 a.m.

Church School rK Dr. James K. Hempstead Jr Rtv. U. William Hutching Rev.

Edward A. McLachlan -5-FrMosrilD Hour Followlm tnm-' SERVICES FOR Episcopal CHRIST CHURCH, DETROIT 960 Jefferson-near Lafavette Pa-k Service: 8, 9. and 11 A.M. Special Classes for Children Excellent Nursing Care Tn Downfown Parish on thp East 5'Q MARINERS' A PARISH CHURCH On the Civic Center 170 East Jefferson Free Parking Sundays The Rev. Richard W.

Inqaiis, Rec'or Robert C. Clark, S.M.M. Organist 7:30 a.m.-WWJ Radio, Dial 950 9 a.m. Holy Communion 1 a.m. Holy Communion, Sermon and Church Sunday School Nursery and Toddler Care Thursday, 12:10 p.m.

He, Communion Lutheran MESSIAH-Kerchevil it Ukiwsod The Rev A. H. A. LoeDer Worship 10:15 a.m.-S.S. 9 l.m.

ST MARK'S 1045 E. GRAND BLVD 7:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Worship S.S 9 00 "GLORY OF THE HOLY TRINITY" CaM for 6 a.m. Service.

CHRIST IROOUOIS AVE. Irofluoil et E. Vernor. The Rev. Ervin H.

Hertman Worhip Service 10:45 a.m. S. and Blb'e I m. EPIPHANV-Woeowtrt it 7 Mil Rod astors: R. H.

Bernthai i E. T. Brnthal Worshp- l5 and 11:15. A mm "THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU" WQTE (560 KC) 9:45 a.m. Sunday and WCHD-FM (105.9 MC) 6:45 p.m.

Sunday ffiofc to burdiierji ffundaji wMm Jot tS foal atssl I WP Oaoi Was Donor Dead? England Defends Transplant Team LONDON OJPI) The British government Friday defended a medical team which declared a young nurae dead whi her heart still was beating, and, who used her heart fo' a transplant. But the statement from David Ennals, minister of state for health and social security, did not quiet the controversy over transplants and the fine points of when a person should be declared dead. The donor. Margaret Sinsbury. 29.

was critically injured in a motor-scooter accident May 13, Her heart wa kept beating by a respirator. Doctors consulted her family about a possible transplant. THREE DAYS LATER at Guy's Hospital here, two doctors, not connected with the transplant operation, ruled there "was no evidence of any form of central nervous-system activity." The respirator was turned off, and two minutes later Miss SinsburVs heart stopped beating. The transplant team at Guy's then removed her hear, and later transplanted it into Charles Hendrick. a London book-company employe.

He is itil alive and in latia-factory condition. Ennals defended the doctors who had declared Miss Sinsbury clinically dead. He said their decision was approved by a coroner. "I am satisfied that "Jie doctors acted correctly and properly in consulation with the coroner." Ennals 3aid DIRECTORY Assemblies ol God EVANGEL 13S81 Jos. Campeu.

Pestor Rev. Jos. P. Lukowski, S.S. 10 Worshio -11.

00 a.m. m. Baptist DEXTER AVENUE 13500 Dexter Dr. William R. Haney, Pastor Church School 915 a.m.

Worship 7:30 and 10:45 a m. First Sundav 10:45 a.m. and 7 P.m. B.T.U.-5:30. PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH Goddard Nr.

E. Davison TW 1-5260 Rev. Stacy Williams, Pastor 11 00 a.m. Pastor Preaching. pm -Fashion Show.

RUSSELL ST. BAPTIST, 8700 Russell. a.m -Pastor Preaching. 4 to 6 m. -Senoir Choir and a Musical Recital Tea.

6 p.m.-B.T.U. SECOND BAPTIST 441 Monroe. Downtown. 10 a.m. Communion Service, IC-n a.m.

"The First Victory. Tne Last Enemy Dr. A. A Banks. Jr Pastor preachina.

12 30 -Sundav School 3:30 P.m. -Ladies Aide Society tea. 4:30 P.m.-B.T.U 6 00 Pm No Evening Sp-v ice Tues. 7 30 m. -Mid-week Praver Service.

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