Pope Paul Defends Humanae Vitae Encyclical at Castels
Pope Paul VI defended his encyclical Humanae Vitae banning artificial birth control, saying he suffered during its preparation and hopes it will be accepted for truth. He spoke at Castel Gandolfo to thousands, noting the heated press discussions and his reliance on prayer. Several Catholic theologians in Washington challenged the encyclical’s infallibility, saying it is not binding.
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Moderates Take Control In Beirut
In Beirut, UPI reports President Ahmed Hassan Al Bakr shifted control to the moderate wing of the Arab Socialist Ba'ath party after a coup within a coup ousted the officials who backed him. Al Naif and Al Daoud were ousted. a 26‑member cabinet formed July 18 was dismissed. Al Bakr vowed democracy and an oil policy independent from foreign monopolies.
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Noncandidate Reagan Eyes Third Ballot at GOP Convention
At the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach Ronald Reagan, though denying he is a candidate, talks strategy with advisers and boosts hopes for securing the nomination by the third ballot. UPI tallies show Nixon leading, with Rockefeller and Reagan aiming to deny Nixon on the first two ballots.
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