Word: heraldic
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Plans for the Church of Christ Uniting are being developed by the Consultation on Church Union which dates back to 1962 and is an acrostical COCU just like the subject of its endeavors. The Boston Herald Traveler reported last February 22 that, "The CCCU plan makes very clear that the new 'Church of Christ Uniting' will be socially concerned... It makes equally clear that social action cannot be divorced from 'religious' concerns... Immediately following the plan's assertion that 'mission in the world shall be the primary characteristic of the Church's life at every level,' it is stated: 'Celebration...
...Cunningham, Paulist priest of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Chicago, announced that careless driving is a "serious sin against society, fellow man and God" and that "traffic safety is a religious and moral problem as well as a physical and educational one." Last April 15 in the Herald Traveler, Rabbi Judea B. Miller of the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, objected to that paper's picturing grapes as part of Passover Feasts. He said the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis was supporting the California grape boycott, had determined it to be a religious and moral issue, and, basing its decision...
Samuel Hirsch, drama critic of the Herald-Traveler, asked why the playhouse had started the season with a new play instead of "playing it safe" with something established...
...Covering the course in 15:37 for the win, the lightweight eight coaxed by Fred Yalouris successfully defended the Boston Herald Traveler Trophy, won in last year's Head of the Charles. Winning oarsmen Al Kleindienst, Charlie Bradshaw, Dick Rutherford, Andy Narva, Howard Burnett, Kim Kiley, Dick Moore, and John Wolz are other reasons for the coach's high spirits...
Nelson began the practice as soon as he got out of high school in Biloxi, Miss., in 1947. As a reporter for the Biloxi Daily Herald, he probed the city's gambling so effectively that it was finally investigated by Senator Estes Kefauver's peripatetic investigating committee. In 1953, at the Atlanta Constitution, he wrote a devastating exposé of vice and corruption in Hinesville, Ga. Directly or indirectly, his story resulted in so many grand jury indictments (44) of Hinesville's citizens that when Nelson turned up to cover the proceedings, he was mobbed...