British and American prelates clash over nuclear stance
Vatican City reports show British and American Catholic leaders divided on nuclear deterrence. British and other European prelates condemned stockpiling as immoral, while American bishops defended arms as defense. The assembly narrowly approved a decree expanding bishops' powers and outlining Curia reforms. Britain’s clergy urged a courageous stand against modern warfare, calling for spiritual weapons over nuclear.
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Britain
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Canada
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Spain
Austria
Hungary
Christopher Butler
Downside College
Council
U.S
Philip Hannan
Washington D.C
Gordon Wheeler
Middlesbrough
Charles Grant
Northampton
England
Soviets Say Luna 7 On Course For Moon Touchdown
Moscow reports Luna-7 remains on track toward the moon with an expected arrival around 6 p.m. EDT Thursday. Tass notes a computer guided trajectory correction after a prior silent period, as past Luna probes struggled with lunar soft landings.
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Moscow
UPI
Mrs. Dwyer to Receive Layman Award in Vermont
The Vermont Education Association will honor Elizabeth Dwyer of North Bennington with its 1965 Layman Award for significant local education contributions. She is cited with Marion Taylor at the Burlington convention on October 21 and will receive a certificate at local meetings. A second Layman Award goes to former Bennington resident Mabel Ruggles Cobb of Westford.
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Bennington Area
Elizabeth Dwyer
North Bennington
Dwyer
Southwest Supervisory Union
Marion Taylor
Burlington
VEA
Bennington
Mabel Ruggles Cobb
Westford
Three Step Agreement on Presidential Disability Ratified
Washington reports a three step pact between President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey outlines succession if the President is disabled. It mirrors Eisenhower Nixon and Kennedy Johnson pacts. Congress approved a disability constitutional amendment, awaiting 38 states ratification, eight done including Michigan House.
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UPD
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Dwight L. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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Massachusetts
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
White House
Court Decision Clears Way For Billboard Removals
Vermont Supreme Court uphold removal orders for four billboards along U S 7 in Bennington. Maurice Callahan and Sons argued areas were thickly settled but court found the sites not in such zones, validating the Secretary of State’s removal action. The signs exceed 300 square feet and lie near the Pownal town line on Francis Frazier property.
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Francis Frazier
Supreme Court
Secretary of
State
Callahan
High Court
President Johnson to undergo gall bladder surgery Friday
Washington AP report says President Johnson will have his gall bladder removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a day of brisk walking and humor. Surgeon Dr. George A. Hallenbeck expects a 10 to 14 day hospital stay with several weeks of convalescence. Vice President Humphrey to serve temporarily if needed.
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White House
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Texas
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Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Humphrey
Minneapolis
East Tennessee
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McGeorge Bundy
Bill D. Moyers
Hallenbeck
George C. Burkley
James C. Cain
J. Willis Hurt
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta
David P. Osborne
Naval Hospital
Insurance Co Loses Bid In Eagle Square Case
Vermont Supreme Court refused to allow Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co. to re argue a case over a 1963 fire at Eagle Square Mfg. Co. of Shaftsbury. The ruling upheld a $6,000 to $6,090 damage award for the builder, despite the insurer’s contention that the building was being torn down.
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Isuance Company
Supreme Court
Court Secrecy Charge Draws Hoff's Attention
A court secrecy charge drew attention as officials in Addison prepared for a legal proceeding. The case involves a named individual facing withholding and related adjournments, with local authorities monitoring developments and potential impacts on records and proceedings.
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Hoff
Hoff to Washington Thursday For Aiken Water Bill Signing
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff plans to fly to Washington Thursday to witness the signing of the Aiken Rural Water Bill. Commissioner Rheinhold Thieme will join and meet Sen George Aiken to discuss water resources and program coordination for Vermont. The bill provides low cost loans to rural communities to improve water systems, a measure co sponsored by 93 of 100 senators. Hoff also outlined plans for a future Education Compact discussion, noting preliminary Vermont costs of 3000 dollars rising to 7500 annually after establishment, pending legislative approval.
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UPD
Philip H. Hoff
Washington
Aiken
Vermont
Rheinhold Thieme
George Aiken
R-Vt
Congress
U.S
Hoff
House
Inside Columnist Reflects on Being Unfashionable
Elizabeth Dwyer muses on the simple pleasures of rejecting trends and the quiet joy of embracing personal style. The piece appears on page 4 in the publication and reads with light humor and self-contained observations.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Official Found Innocent In Assault Charge
Daniel R. Bayly former executive secretary of the Rensselaer County Democratic Committee was acquitted by a Rensselaer County Court jury on all assault and attempted rape counts. The five day trial heard 12 prosecution witnesses and 3 defense witnesses including Bayly. The incident was alleged to have occurred on November 20 on a remote Lansingburgh street.
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Troy
N.Y
Daniel R. Bayly
Rensselaer County Democratic Committee
Arlene Cahill
Lansingburgh
Rensselaer
Ahill
Bayly
Atty
M. Andrew Dwyer Jr
Elliot J. Marerstein
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Addison
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Burrage
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Ford Foundation
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