Laymen Seek Elected Body in Vatican Bishops Meeting
Vatican City upi The Synod of Bishops paused interfaith marriage talks for a 30 minute session with 14 lay delegates from the World Congress of Catholic Laymen who urge an elected lay advisory body. Pope Paul VI warned against dual hierarchies as bishops debated easing Catholic interfaith marriages and recognition of Catholic Protestant unions.
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Percy Urges Faster Pursuit of Peace in Vietnam
UPI report says Senator Charles Percy urges accelerating peace negotiations in Vietnam while opposing immediate troop withdrawal. He contrasts his stance with the Johnson Administration’s view of a military settlement and calls for international guarantees for supporters of freedom. Percy also predicts a Republican next president and cites a Rockefeller-Reagan ticket as appealing.
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U.S. Industrial Output Slowed By Strikes In September
UPI reports U.S. industrial production fell 1.5 points to 156.3 in September from August as strikes hit auto, copper, and steel hauling. Despite the setback, GNP rose 15 billion, housing starts climbed 3.8 percent to 1.457 million, and defense output grew while auto assemblies dropped from 8.4 to 6.8 million units amid strikes.
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Japanese peaceniks clash as Sato tours Southeast Asia
In Tokyo clashes between Zengakuren and police leave one student dead and about 700 injured as Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's goodwill tour faces protests over Vietnam war implications. Police used tear gas after armored cars were toppled. U.S.-Japan defense treaty renewal hangs as officials tighten restrictions.
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Arson Suspected In California Fires
Fire authorities launched a full scale arson investigation as two major brush fires burned in Ventura and Los Angeles counties. Winds eased giving hope of containment in Simi Valley and Timber Canyon while at least 43 structures were destroyed and one person died. Police issued bullets for three men seen near the blazes.
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Australia Raises Vietnam Troop Strength to 8000
Canberra announces an increase from 6300 to 8000 Australian troops in Vietnam by year end. Wellington adds 170 personnel to reach 546 in the war zone. Holt pledges an extra helicopter battalion and pilots to join U.S. Marines, with combat construction crews to follow. Holyoake says an infantry company now in Malaysia will deploy to South Vietnam in November or December.
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