Geneva preps for Pope Paul VI visit mass outside
Geneva plans welcomed Pope Paul VI with an 11 hour program including an address to the International Labor Organization conference and a meeting with World Council of Churches leaders. An outdoor Mass expected 50,000 attendees as Protestants voice concerns over ecumenical display and church welcomes. Local groups protest or support the visit citing historic Reformation tensions and religious freedoms. Also present are Haile Selassie and David Ben-Gurion visitors, complicating security.
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Geneva
Rome
Paul VI
International Labor Organization
World Council of Churches
John Calvin
Journal de Geneva
Union For the Defense of Protestantism
Ludwig von Moos
Calvin College
Evangelical Alliance
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
David Ben-Gurion
Israel
FCC warns pay TV could be yanked if it hurts free TV
FCC chair Rosel H. Hyde says pay TV would be removed in any area where it endangers free TV and denies proposed pay TV would end free programming. The FCC plans limited stations, court delays, and periodic reviews, while NAB voices ongoing concerns over impact on free broadcasts.
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FCC
Washington
Rosel H. Hyde
Federal Communications Commission
Hyde
National Association of Theater Owners and Joint Committee
Toll TV
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
National Association of Broadcasters
MINCIS Crime Info System Goes Live Across Minnesota
A statewide MINCIS computer teletype linkage now operates to speed crime and suspect information among local and state police. The system stores crime data and can instantly check if a car is stolen, aiding officers in the field. Governor LeVander praised MINCIS as a major step forward for crime control and law enforcement.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Harold LeVander
Douglas Head
Mincis
Stoen
LeVander
TV provides real closeup look at Sirhan
NBC aired excerpts from an interview with Sirhan Sirhan, the man convicted of assassinating Senator Robert F. Kennedy. The two hour program featured about 18 minutes of footage from Jack Perkins questioning Sirhan, who spoke with some accent and admitted memory gaps about the shooting. Sirhan expressed affection for Kennedy and sorrow over his death, and the show edited the longer talk to fit the broadcast schedule amid lighter segments on witch craft and Micronesia.
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New York
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
NBC News
Jack Perkins
Perkins
Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Kennedy
Sander Vanocur
NBC
CBS
Tronic
Micronesia
Guam
Vanocur
India
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