ouncil Med for declaration on Importance of Laity
VATICAN CITY (UPD- U.S.,
Irish and Western European
bishops today appealed to the
Ecumenical Council to make a
strong declaration of the import
ance of the laity in the Catholic
church.
Bishops John Wright of. Pitts
burgh, Pa., Phillip Hannan of
Washington, D.C., William Phil-
bin of Down and Connor, Ire
land, and Franz Hengsbach of
Essen, Germany, led a drive
for strengthening a proposed
council declaration on the laity.
Bishop Wright said Catholic
laymen have been waiting 400
years for an Ecumenical Coun
cil to state clearly their place
and dignity in the church. He
Foreign Briefs
THOUSANDS RECEIVED IN GENERAL AUDIENCE
VATICAN CITY (UPD Pope Paul VI received several thou
sand persons in general audience today.
Among them were members of Hie Honorable Artillery of
Massachusetts, the FBI Recreation association, the Allied Jewish
Appeal of Denver, the San Gabriel Society of Detroit and pil
grims from New England.
SARAWAK OUTPOST ATTACK DISCLOSED
KUCIIING, Sarawak (UPD Indonesian-based terrorists at
tacked a security post in Sarawak Saturday, starting a fight in
which one terrorist and a Gurkha soldier were killed, the army
announced today.
FALLOUT INCREASE BLAMED ON SOVIET TESTS
LONDON (UPD The Soviet Union's nuclear tests In 1052
caused more than twice as much radioactive fallout over Britain
as the 1961 tests, the United Kingdom Atomic Energy authority
said today.
CHURCHILL VISITS WIFE IN HOSPITAL
LONDON (UPD Sir Winston Churchill visited his wife, Lady
Churchill, Wednesday In Westminster hospital, where she has
gone for a rest.
TERRORIST BOMBS HEARD IN QUITO
QUITO, Ecuador (UPD The blast of terrorist bombs echoed
through the streets here Wednesday night for the first time since
the army ousted ex-President Carlos J. Aroscmcna and outlawed
Communism in July. ' -
Bombs set off at City Hall, barely 200 yards from Ecuador's
"White House," and at the Finance mlstry caused some damage
but no casualties. -
said he would like to see the
document made even stronger
m its language to clear up the
erroneous impression that the
Catholic Church is under such
complete clerical domination
that it has no place for lay ini
tiative or effort.
Urges Amendment
Hannan, auxiliary bishop of
Washington, said the document
should be amended to urge the
Catholic laity to act as "wit
nesses to the faith" in their
daily lives as housewives, busi
nessmen, or wnatever.
He said laymen should be en
couraged to join organizations-
such as parent-teacher associa
tions, civic clubs and political
parties which can exert a real
influence on secular society.
Bishop Hannan proposed that
every diocese set up special
machinery to make it easy for
laymen to express their opin
ions on both secular and spirit
ual matters. He said unless
bishops take steps to solicit the
opinions of the laity, the hier
archy may find itself increas
ingly cut off from the laity.
Bishop Philbin of Ireland sec
onded Hannan's call for a great
er interest on the part of the
church in the needs and prob
lems of secular society. He said
the document should be amend
ed to make it clear to laymen
that they are working for Christ
when they roll up their sleeves
and get involved in the task of
improving the secular world.
In this connection, the . Irish
bishop commented that if the
church is going to be consistent
in its opposition to artificial
means of birth control, it
should be equally eager to help
promote studies and efforts to
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cope with rapid population tive Italian Cardinal Ernesto
growth in ways that it consid- Ruffini of Palermo, Sicily, to
ers to be moral and right. the effect hat the authority of
Bishop Hengsbach sharply the Catholic hierarchy would be
disagreed with a statement endangered by encouraging the
made Wednesday by conseva- laity to think of itself as hav
ing a share in the church's
apostolic mission.
The German bishop said there
would be "much greater dan
ger in trying to deny" the laity
its proper role in the church,
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NEW YORK (UPD - High
school driver education, in ad
dition to encouraging safe driv
ing among young persons, can
mean a saving in your insur
ance premium for the family
car.
Many insurance companies
grant substantial discounts on
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surance for male drivers under
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recognized driver education
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NEW YORK (UP!) He-rshcy
Chocolate corporation has trim
med the size of most of its
nickel chocolate bars to seven
eighths of .in ounc2 in the wake
of a price jumo in sugar and
cocoa beans. The candymaker
had raised them to a full ounce
early in 1961.
particularly "under the circum
stances prevailing today."
To Spearhead Drive
It was reported earlier that
U.S. bishops would spearhead a
drive to liberalize the proposed
declaration on the rights and
and duties of laymen.
One informant close to the
U.S. hierarchy told a reporter:
"You can expect many
American bishops to speak up
forcefully during the next lev
days in favor of a statement
which goes much farther than
the one now before the council
in emphasizing the important
role of the laity in Catholic
life."
Another qualified imformant
said that influential American
laymen have made known to
council fathers their "disap
pointment" with the text under
debate, and have received as
surances that their views are
shared by a substantial num
ber of U.S. prelates.
Defines Laity Status
The document in question is
Chapter III of a "dogmatic con
stitution" on the nature of the
church. It is the first attempt
ever made by any Ecumenical
Council in the history of the
status of the laity.
Debate on the document be
gan Wednesday with a conserv
ative Italian cardinal, Ernesto
Ruffini of Palermo, Sicily, pro
testing against the document's
assertion that laymen have a
distinctive Christian mission of
their own. He said laymen do 1
not share in the apostolic mis
sion of the church, which is en
trusted solely to the ordained
clergy. And he warned that
there are "grave dangers" to
the authority of the hierarchy
from any language which en
courages the idea of equality
between the laity and tha
clergy.
Rogue Valley Edition
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MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1963
Everybody's Favorite!
ICE CREAMli
CHURCH GETS STEEPLE A new steeple graced the roof
of the Bethcsda Bible Church in Ypsilanti, Mich., after a
helicopter piloted by Barney Stutesman airlifted it into place.
The Rev. Elton Weatherly bolted it to its base which was con
structed by members of the church. The congregation stood
outside to watch as the airlift operation put the finishing
touches on the project. (UPD
Drugs, Electronics
Lead Stock Market
To Hiqher Ground
NEW YORK (UPD Stocks
continued higher today.
Drugs and electronics contin
ued to pace the gain. Sterling
and Merck were up 1 or more.
IBM jumped more than 4 in the
electronics followed by gains of
1 or more in Ccnco, Control
Data, Motorola, RCA, Texas In
struments and Havcg.
MCA and CBS improved in
the entertainments. Virginia
Carolina and American Cyana
mid were up at least 1 each in
the chemicals. Chrysler ad
vanced close to 2 in a firm auto
section.
Youngstown Sheet was up
nearly 3. U. S. Steel rose near
ly a point. Metals were higher.
Wednesday were about 3.57
million shares compared with
4.5 million shares Tuesday.
DOW .KINKS AVT.KAGKS
NEW YORK (UP!) Dow
Jones final stock averages: 30
Industrials 718.15. up fi.2rl: 20
railroads 170.41, up 0.87; 15
utilities 138.99. up 0.24, and
05 slocks 282.38. up 1.68. Sales
Over-the-Counler
Western Slocks
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Boisp Hasrade . . . 31 1 i 3:
Cal Pac H til 2 27
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Equitable S 1. . 31 '
Isl National Bank 72 1 j 7H
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Morrison K mi risen ... 30 32
Mult Kennels . .. 4 4s
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OreRon Metal I I
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Tekironlx . . 22 23',
West CohsI Tel 24 2.Vj
Weyerhaeuser . 31 li 33 'i
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Cirmin Sei-Avia-Elec 7 04
Croup Si-i'rnni St k 13 0)
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Alum Co Am
American Air Lines
American Can
American Motors
AT&T.
American Tonacco
Anconda Copper
Armco
American Standard -
Benriix Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Air
Brunswick
Caterpillar Corp
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
C.B.S
Columbia Gas
Continental Can.
Crown Zellerhach
Crucible Steel
Corliss WriRht
Dow Chemical
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak ...
Firestone
Ford
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors ...
General Portland Cement.
Georsia Pacific .
Great Northern Railway
Crevhound
Gulf Oil
Honiestnke
Idaho Power
I R M
lot Paper
Johns Manville
Kcnnecott Copper
Lockheed Aircralt
Martin
Merck ..
Montana Power
Montgomery Ward
National Biscuit
New York Central
Northern Natural Gas .
Northern Pacific .
Pac Gas Elec
Pennev J, C
Pcnn RR
pTtnanente Cement
Phillips
Procter & Gamble .
Radio Corporation
Richfield Oil
Safeway
Sars
Shell Oil
Soconv Mobil Oil . .
Southern Co.
Southern Pacific
Soerrv Rand
Standard California
Stnndarrt Indiana .
Standard N J
Slokelv Van Camp .
Sun Mines
Texas Co.
Texas Gulf Sulfur
Tixm Pacific Land Trust
Thiokol
Trans America
Trans World Air .
Tri-Contlnental
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
United Air Lines
U. S. Plvwood ,
U. S. Ruhbcr .
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