Vatican approves major schemata amid diaconate debate
At the Vatican Council the Fathers approved key articles on church authority and the diaconate with reservations. The votes endorsed the final schema portions on collegial authority and the permanent deacon body, while some chapters await further ratification before a public papal decree. A separate notice reports a $1.2 million contract for Indiana Army Ammunition Plant work and a William insulation claim about high heating costs.
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Bundy Outlines Viet Nam War Supply Key To Victory
In Tokyo William P. Bundy, assistant secretary of state for Far Eastern affairs, said South Vietnamese rebels could be reduced to manageable portions in months if North Vietnamese aid is cut. He warned pockets of resistance would survive even with aid cut off and Red infiltration limited. Bundy spoke after a three day Japan visit during a press conference.
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President Johnson Eyes Europe Trip After Election
Washington plans a peace pilgrimage to Europe within weeks after the Nov. 3 election if he wins. He aims to meet Khrushchev in Paris to discuss NATO talks and speak to NATO parliamentarians. Johnson also seeks talks with de Gaulle, Erhard, and the British PM, with a possible 1985 meeting with Khrushchev depending on future East West strides.
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New Fighter Takes To Air
A new fighter aircraft is introduced as it takes to the air in a display or test flight. Details on the model and operators are limited in the fragment.
Party Girl Investigation Questioned by Rep Gross
Washington Rep H R Gross demanded the administration disclose whether Elly Rometsch a 27 year old party guest in the Bobby Baker affair was investigated as a possible spy He linked her to alleged security breaches and high level figures while urging a fuller probe by the Senate Internal Security subcommittee.
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Soviet Union to Aid Greek Cypriots With Military Support
Moscow grants Greek Cypriots military aid with no strings attached, confirmed by Cypriot Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou. Kyprianou says the pact covers military aid with no conditions, while officials note economic aid may be involved. the agreement marks a major Soviet move amid Greece Turkey tensions.
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Grads Need English Study and Nazi War Crimes Verdict
California Chancellor Edward Strong says about half of entering freshmen need remedial English at seven state universities while top one eighth admission. In Germany Karl Wolff is sentenced to 15 years for complicity in the murder of 11 million Jews, described as Himmler’s bureaucrat of death.
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