Priest Exiles Self in Protest With Cardinal Over Racial Policy
In Los Angeles, Father John V. Coffield, 50, fled exile to protest Cardinal McIntyre’s stance on civil rights. Coffield plans to work in Chicago’s South Chicago parish, criticizing Proposition 14 which limited fair housing laws. The chancery defended unity in racial equality and noted Coffield’s remarks show an unbalanced zeal rather than discipline.
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Los Angeles
UPI
James Francis Cardinal McIintyre
John V. Coffield
Ascension Catholic
Coffield
Chancery
Father Coffield
Chicago
California
Cardinal McIntyre
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Rear Adm. George C. Burkley says President Johnson health is excellent and his favorite drink is bourbon and branch water. Steelworkers President David J. McDonald calls price increases timely for steelworkers amid contract talks. Sargent Shriver says President Johnson is totally satisfied with the pace of the War on Poverty program. Rev. William Edge recalls keeping wedding guests calm during a delayed ceremony with an organ recital.
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Johnson City
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White House
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Washington
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Milwaukee
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Phantom brakeman visits kids on route for holidays
In Franklin Indiana an unidentified phantom brakeman makes a semi annual charity stop from a Pennsylvania Railroad train to leave Christmas and Easter gifts for Brian Smith four and Cindy Smith two who live next to the tracks. The man does not reveal his identity and the Smiths cannot learn his name.
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Franklin, Ind
UPI
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Cindy
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Nine die in Himalayan bus crash near Kotdwara
In the High Himalayas near Kotdwara a state owned bus skidded into a mountain gorge. Nine persons were killed and 15 injured as Hindu pilgrims travelling to shrines were aboard.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Himalayas
Kotdwara
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Pittsburgh Wins NL Title by 272 Games Margin in 1902
Pittsburgh dominated the National League standings in 1902, finishing 272 games ahead of the runner up, a record margin noted by UPI. The report highlights the team’s overwhelming lead and historic performance.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
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