Pope Paul VI to Attend Closing Session of Second Vatican Council
Pope Paul VI blesses the gathering as he is carried through St. Peter's Basilica for the final Vatican II session. He announces an unprecedented January visit to the Holy Land, the first papal trip abroad since Napoleon era, with no details on the visit’s exact sites.
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Pope Paul VI Leads Vatican Reform Aim Shared Rule
Pope Paul VI decreed a liturgical reform and urged bishops to share governance, as he announced an historic Holy Land trip. The council approved the liturgy decree 2147 to 4, marking the first council decree since 1870 and signaling deeper papal episcopal cooperation.
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Khrushchev Praises Johnson Peace Efforts in Moscow
Soviet Premier Khrushchev expressed satisfaction with President Johnson's pledge to pursue peace and improved relations. He noted Johnson's intent to continue Kennedy's policy and reaffirmed the Soviet drive to solve major international issues with other nations. Khrushchev spoke at a farewell dinner hosted by Finnish President Urho Kekkonen.
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Johnson Wealth Placed in Trustees, House Up For Sale
Washington Post reports most of President Johnson personal wealth placed in trustees when he became vice president in 1961. The report says most stockholdings have been liquidated and the Washington house is up for sale.
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Staley Seen as Shoo-in at NFO Meet
DES MOINES I F Oren Lee Staley a Missouri farmer appears likely to win a ninth term as president of the National Farmers Organization. The 40 year old leader, in office since shortly after the group's 1955 founding, faced no official challenger as the NFC convention began. A dissident group led by Bob Casper of Winterset said a candidate should run but did not name one.
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Soviet frees two Dutch sailors after 24 years in prison
Lou de Jager and Evert Revdon, imprisoned for 24 years on NATO spying charges, were released and boarded a Dutch airliner for home. They had served 18 year terms, were in good health, and said they were well treated in Vladimir prison after arrest near the Polish frontier on August 30, 1961.
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Grand Theatre Opens 1933 Attendee Keeps Regular Visits
Richmond resident Charles B. Hall has attended the Grand Theatre since its 1933 opening on August 10. He notes 1,755 movie views and $558.62 spent on admissions.
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Here's Baldy Talkin
A personal reflection recalls time, routine, and life goals as an eighteenth birthday marks gains for one of five daughters. The note notes grown children, aging parents, and a grandfather remarrying at fifty four, signaling shifts in family life and expectations.
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