Catholics Rejoice As Meatless Friday Rule Ends
AP dispatch surveys Roman Catholics nationwide after bishops announce abolition of the meatless Friday rule effective Dec. 2. Reactions vary from continued fish eating and small sacrifices to relief at easier meal planning and social situations, with some preferring to keep tradition.
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Baltimore
Wilma Greenway
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Tom Ebner
Susanne Baranyk
Chicago
Gloria Reis
Houston
U S Catholics Free to Eat Meat on Friday
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops lifted the Friday abstinence requirement for most Fridays, allowing U.S. Catholics to choose meat eating while urging continued penance. Exceptions remain for Ash Wednesday Good Friday and Lent Fridays. abstinence remains a key emphasis.
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John D. McClain
Washington
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
France
Italy
Canada
National Conference
Philip M. Hannan
New Orleans
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Paul
Apostolic See
Ireland
England
United States
Europe
Traffic Deaths State Today
Iowa records 825 year ago deaths and 74 today as state traffic statistics mix historical counts with current totals. The report highlights fatalities across regions while noting trends and safety concerns for motorists and law enforcement.
Lunar Orbiter 2 Hones Moon Landing Sites From 30 Miles
Lunar Orbiter 2 sent 30 mile high photographs showing a cratered Sea of Tranquility plain. Analysts say some areas are flat enough to land but roughness may limit prime target use. Further scans aim to identify safer sites and potential volcanic hotspots via infrared cues.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thor Karlstrom
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
U.S
Karlstrom
Earth
Rusk Leaves Door Open to Limited Vietnam Pause
Secretary of State Dean Rusk signaled a possible holiday pause in both air and ground war in Vietnam but warned against expecting a general or prolonged halt. He noted any halt would depend on South Vietnam and the Viet Cong and emphasized no one sided bombing stoppage without reciprocal action. He also warned U.S. relations with Czechoslovakia could be affected if Kazan-Komarek case not resolved and urged immediate consular access.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Viet Nam
Rusk
South
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Kazan-Komarek
Prague
Cloquet Girl Not Raped, Autopsy Finds
Kathleen Bodie, 14, a Cloquet High School pupil, was found stabbed about 20 times on the stage band room. Autopsy results released Friday night said she was not sexually molested. Police seek a 17 or 18 year old youth seen near the scene. reward fund neared 11 000.
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Chamber of Commerce
Illinois Services Set for U. of M. Prof
Dr. Norman J. DeWitt 58 of St Paul and former chairman of Minnesota classics died Friday. He led the “Classical Literary Traditions” radio series which won two national awards in 1954. Survivors include his wife and four children. Services will be at Lincoln Illinois.
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ST. Paul
Norman J. DeWitt
University of Minnesota
Lincoln, Ill
Arkansas Crash Kills Two in Fog on Arkansas 29
A three vehicle pileup near Lewisville Arkansas in thick fog left two dead and one injured. Victims were James F Stephan 35 and Sandra Lee Wyatt 18 of Bethel Minnesota. Nikki Burk 14 from Madison Wisconsin was injured and treated at a Texarkana hospital.
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Lewisville
Arkansas 29
James F. Stephan
Sandra Lee Wyatt
Bethel
Minn
Nikki Burk
Madeline Island
Wis
Stephan
Texarkana
Eddie McLaughlin
Bradley
Delta jet lands safely at Carswell after gear failure
A crippled Delta Airlines flight with 88 passengers and six crew members landed safely at Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth Texas on Friday night. The Houston bound plane from Atlanta developed a landing gear issue but touched down without injuries.
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Carswell Air Force Base
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First Degree Murder Charge Reduced for Woman in Forest Lake Case
In Stillwater Minnesota a preliminary hearing reduced the charge against Mrs Darlyl Kelly 27 of Minneapolis from first to second degree murder for the October 20 shooting of Dwayne Forbragd 23 at a Forest Lake tavern. Bail lowered from 25000 to 15000 dollars and she was bound over to District Court.
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Minn
Darlyl Kelly
Minneapolis
Dwayne Forbragd
Forest Lake
Indira Gandhi Inaugurates Relief Fund on Birthday
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi marked her 49th birthday by inaugurating a drought relief fund for northeastern India. The fund aims to aid distressed regions and support affected communities.
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New Delhi
Indiai
Indira Gandhi
India
No Known Survivors In Wisconsin Jet Crash
A B52 bomber from Barksdale AFB crashed in a remote wooded area seven miles east of Stone Lake Wisconsin during a training flight. Witnesses reported a terrific explosion and fragments of the plane with engines largely intact. All eight crew members listed on the manifest were from Barksdale AFB and were awaiting on scene identification by Air Force authorities.
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Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin
Strategic Air Command
Stone Lake
Air Force
K. ST. Sawyer Afb
Mich
343Rd
Duluth
Barksdale
Barksdale Air Force Base
Roger Langhamm
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Curtis E. Robertson
Darrick R. Negron
Edward E. Kamph
Jerome P. Callegari
Michael J. Dun
Gerald D. Turney
Jack Atherton
James H. Croof
Sgt
Lonnie Woodard
Big Four Auto Makers Plan Cutbacks Across Industry
General Motors Ford Chrysler and American Motors slash production due to lagging sales and shrinking profits. GM will cut output about 8.1 percent starting December with layoffs at 11 plants. Ford Chrysler and AMC also trim quotas as inventories grow and Q3 profits fall from prior year levels.
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Karl Mantyla
Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
U. S
Frederic G. Donner
Lee A. Iacocca
Ford Motor Co
New York Stock Exchange
Minnesota seniors eye tax relief push for 1967
The 1967 Legislature is likely to debate tax relief for senior citizens as state finances face inflation and rising property taxes. Wisconsin style credits for homeowners and renters are cited, with costs around 10 million annually, while Minnesota weighs per senior income tests and whether relief should be standalone or part of broader tax reform.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minnesota
Legislative Research Committee
Midwest
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
LRC
Karl F. Rolvaag
Twelve Die as Rice Truck Plunges Into Canal Near Vijayawada
In Madras AP reports a rice harvest truck carrying twelve people fell into a canal near Vijayawada in Andhra State, killing all aboard. In Saigon AP notes the South Vietnamese government reassigns eight senior officers and creates a Ministry of Planning and Development for Lt. Gen. Dang Van Quang.
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Madras
India
Vijayawada
Andhra
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ministry of Planning and Development
Dang van Quang
Mekong Delta
Baker Attorneys Seek Hoover On Stand In Spying Case
Attorneys for Bobby Baker aim to call FBI Director J Edgar Hoover to testify about agency eavesdropping. The Washington Post reported Hoover's name appeared on a witness list submitted to District Judge Oliver Gasch by Edward Bennett Williams, Baker's lawyer.
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Bobby Baker
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington Post
the Post
Hoover
Oliver Gasch
Edward Bennett Williams
Senate
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