Gemini Voice Debuts Soft Baritone Praising Haney
Paul Haney, 35, new voice of Gemini control, succeeds Lt. Col. John Powers. Former reporter turned NASA public affairs officer, last seen guiding Mercury flights and handling communications during Gordon Cooper's mission. Haney began at Akron Beacon Journal and AP before joining NASA and serving as Washington Evening Star assistant city editor.
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Trouble Brews For SVN Premier
In Saigon strongman Premier Nguyen Khanh faces rising civilian opposition as three remaining civilian ministers resign or plan to quit. Interior Minister Ha Thuc resigns. Dal Viet party members push back against military dominance and patronage.
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Catholics Plan Third Ecumenical Council Speeds Work
Vatican sources said commissions of the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council took steps that could speed the council's work though it remains unclear if the third session will be the last. The council recessed December 4 and will reconvene September 14, while drafting commissions shorten topics and the coordination commission met three times with a fourth planned. Pope Paul VI guided reductions of lengthy topics such as priestly duties, religious orders, the Oriental rite churches, seminarist formation, and Catholic schools and universities.
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Mexico Doubles Power But Demand Still Rises
Mexico has doubled its electric power capacity in six years, reaching 5.1 million kilowatts by January 1, says Manuel Moreno Torres, head of the Federal Electricity Commission. The gain would make Mexico Latin America's leading producer, but only about 17 million of the nation's estimated 51 million people would receive service.
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Brazilian Congress To Pick Interim Chief
In Brasilia, political lines form as Congress meets to elect an interim president covering the remaining 20 months of Joao Goulart term. Coup leaders in Rio backed Gen Humberto Castelo Branco for the post, while the Social Democrats keep unclear support for Paschoali Ranieri Mazzilli’s succession as Provisional President.
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