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...land of Luther, a top Lutheran clergyman is trying to lead his church back to recognition of the authority of the Roman Catholic Pope and to the restitution of much Catholic liturgy and theology-while yet preserving the Lutheran Church's identity. For this stand. Dr. Hans Christian Asmussen, 63, who now lives in Heidelberg, has lost his big former parish in Kiel. Yet the trend that he espouses is so strong that almost every German city now has churches where Lutherans can go to confession...
Died. Ulrich Haberland, 60, dynamic boss of West Germany's giant Farben-fabriken Bayer, a Lutheran clergyman's son and ex-Nazi Party member who in 1951 took control of the largest chunk of the Occupation-decentralized I.G. Farben chemical empire, by last year had boosted the concern to a gross of $786 million in 133 countries; of a heart attack; in Eifel Mts., West Germany...
...Atlanta is on trial," warned Mayor William Hartsfield. "Asia is watching. Africa is watching." And a Lutheran minister named Robert E. Lee added: "What happens this week is happening 96 years too late. It should have happened...
...Oxford Group. Frank Buchman's special magnetism was not evident early in his life; one of his teachers in his home town of Pennsburg. Pa., remembered him as "not outstanding in any respect." A bachelor all his life, he was ordained a Lutheran minister in 1902, and soon found that his special interest was working with young men; for seven years he was secretary of the Y.M.C.A. at Pennsylvania State College. After that, missionary work and evangelism among prisoners in World War I took him to the Near and Far East. and to Europe. It was not until...
Died. Dr. Frank Nathan Daniel Buchman, 83, Pennsylvania-born Lutheran minister who founded the Moral Re-Armament movement; of a heart attack; in Freudenstadt, West Germany (see RELIGION...