Pope Advisor Rules Catholics Must Obey Even Flawed Orders
Vatican adviser Cardinal Felici, head of the Canon Law Revision Commission, argued in L Osservatore Romano that Catholics must obey the Pope even if orders are wrong. He warned against defiance and urged obedience to legitimate temporal authorities within rightful power.
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Felici
Commission For the Revision of
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Cardinal Felici
France halts 1969 atom tests amid austerity cuts
Premier Couve de Murville announced a reduced 1969 budget deficit and cuts across civilian and military projects. France will cancel its 1969 South Pacific atomic test program and trim military spending by 400 million francs, delaying the Concorde venture and its rising costs from 448 million to about 2 billion dollars.
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France
South Pacific
Maurice Couve de Murville
Couve de Murville
National Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
Great Britain
Ky Expected in Paris Next Week
Paris reports a Saigon mystery envoy preparing for Vice President Ky arrival signaling nearing end of South Vietnamese boycott of Paris talks. An imminent U S South Vietnam agreement on participation is expected as Thieu signals readiness to join. White House briefings and Rusk meetings underscore a near term announcement.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Washington
Nguyen van Thieu
United States
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
State Department
Thieu
U.S
Johnson
Dean Rusk
National Security Council
White House
Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Moscow
Minnesota Eyes No Major School Reorganization in 1969
Minneapolis area notes say the Minnesota Legislature is unlikely to pass large school district reorganization bills in 1969. Leaders discount the Domian report demanding many small high schools be merged, favoring study by an interim commission and possible changes in state aid rather than immediate consolidation.
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Minnesota
Domian
Duane Mattheis
Mattheis
Demian
Oregon
Sabre
North Dakota
Ellsworth named top White House assistant by Nixon
AP reports Robert F. Ellsworth former Kansas congressman, 42, named by President elect Nixon as a senior White House assistant. Nixon says no further additions at this level but may appoint others with different titles.
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Robert F. Ellsworth
Kansas
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Ellsworth
Nixon
Ron Ziegler
Hempstead Sees Farmers Victory At Minnesota Convention
The Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation president P. D. Hempstead, of Houston, Minn., called last year’s tax reform a significant victory for farmers and said minor adjustments would be needed in the 1969 Legislature. In New York, O J Simpson of Southern California was named the Heisman Trophy winner for 1968.
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Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation
P. D. Hempstead
Houston
Minn
New York
O. J. Simpson
Southern California
Candles Presented for Illinois Sesquicentennial Celebration
Ralph Newman chairman of the Illinois Sesquicentennial displays candles given to Illinois to mark 150 years of statehood. On December 2, 1968 the state will have 150 candles from states cities countries and private corporations as part of the commemorative celebration.
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Ralph Newman
Ilinois
Marines Enter DMZ After Bomb Halt First Time Since Nov
U S Marines and South Vietnamese infantry crossed into the southern half of the DMZ near Con Thien amid renewed clashes. Three North Vietnamese were reported killed seven miles east near Gio Linh, with one captured. U S command noted increased DMZ activity since the bombing halt on Nov 1.
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Gio Linh
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U.S. Navy
ICC Grants Interim RR Freight Rate Increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an interim rail freight hike of 3 to 10 percent on most commodities to help offset higher operating costs. Grain iron steel scrap and pig iron are capped at 3 percent. The extra revenue is estimated at 466.2 million dollars, and refunds may occur if the final ruling finds the increases unwarranted.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Britain enacts race relations law amid public heated debate
London AP reports Britain's new race relations act takes effect expanding the Race Relations Board powers to investigate discrimination in goods and services across housing hotels education banking and public authorities. Critics including Enoch Powell warn of demographic change and repatriation measures amid tense national reaction.
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Britain
Race Relations Board
Enoch Powell
Washingtons
England
Powell
Two Negro Leaders Detained in Ocean Hill-Brownsville Strike
In New York AP report, Rev. C Herbert Oliver chair of the Ocean Hill board and Albert Vann head of the Afro American Teachers Association were arrested at Junior High School 271 as state authorities enforce the post strike agreement. They refused to depart after requests by state trustee Herbert Johnson who runs the Brooklyn district.
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Brownsville
C. Herbert Oliver
Ocean Hill Board
Albert Vann
Afro-American Teachers Association
Herbert Johnson
Brooklyn
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Walks Forest Trail Tour
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson hikes the Mill Creek trail in Jedediah Redwoods State Park near Crescent City after dedicating the 58,000 acre Redwood National Park near Eureka. The First Lady tours northern California’s famed redwoods on Monday.
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Mill Creek
Jedediah Redwoods State Park
Crescent City
Redwood
Eureka
California
Proposals Set on 6 College Locations
Minnesota HECC to release a report choosing six sites for new junior colleges. Hearings hosted by 23 communities last spring. 17 existing colleges with 18th planned for Inver Grove Heights in 1970. Possible St Paul site noted. legislature to act after Monday report.
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Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Commission
Minnesota
Inver Grove Heights
HECC
Alexandria
Braham
Cambridge
Detroit Lakes
East Grand Forks
Fairmont
Faribault
Hutchinson
Little Falls
Long Prairie
Glencoe
Montevideo
Mora
New Ulm
Owatonna
Parkers Prairie
Park Rapids
Pine City
Red Wing
Sauk Centre
Sleepy Eye
Springfield
Wadena
SEC Punishes Merrill Lynch for Disclosing Insider Info
The SEC fined Merrill Lynch and ten executives for disclosing inside information to major investors. Merrill Lynch settled without admitting wrongdoing, while pre-hearing conferences proceed in New York with 14 mutual funds and large investors linked to the June 1966 disclosures about Douglas Aircraft Co. earnings. The agency also ordered a 21 day suspension of its New York institutional sales office and a 15 day shutdown of its West Coast underwriting office.
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The
Securities and Exchange Commission
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New York City
SEC
Merrill Lynch
Douglas Aircraft Co
New York
West Coast
LeVander Foresees Some Tax Increase Next Year
Governor Harold LeVander indicated Minnesota may face a tax increase in the 1969 budget briefing to reporters. He favored income tax options and examined a cigarette tax, while ruling out raising or broadening the 2 percent sales tax. He expects growth to supply much of the needed revenue.
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Harold LeVander
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