Vatican bars further experiments with liturgy
The Vatican has forbidden any further experimentation with Catholic liturgy including Mass in private homes and use of unorthodox priest garments. The instruction, issued by the Congregation for Divine Worship, requires permission for any Mass outside sacred places and bans replacing fixed prayers with nonbiblical texts, while allowing local additions for special occasions.
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Pilot dies in air as jet lands safely in Cedar Rapids
Captain Herbert Shively 49 died of an apparent heart attack after Trans World Airlines Flight 273 Chicago San Francisco drifted into unconsciousness midflight. Copilot Edward Connelly 36 landed the Boeing 707 at Cedar Rapids with 47 passengers aided by Dr Mary Marshall and flight engineer Richard Preston.
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Leary renounces U S and will become a Moslem in Algeria
Timothy Leary 50 says he will not return to the United States, facing up to 38 years in prison, and plans to embrace Islam and settle with his wife in Algeria after fleeing the California prison system. He arrived in Cairo with two Black Panthers and a Yippie leader en route to Algiers.
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Battle near Phnom Penh as Cambodian forces clash with North Vietnamese
Cambodian infantry battles North Vietnamese forces 14 miles northeast of Phnom Penh amid heavy bombing. Major clash near Prek Tameak follows August fighting that left over 200 dead and wounded. U.S. and allied reports note light ground action and ongoing Ho Chi Minh trail bombing in Laos with no American combat deaths.
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Sato Wins Fourth Term as Japan Prime Minister
Eisaku Sato, 69, secured an unprecedented fourth term as Liberal Democratic Party president, pledging to keep Japan aligned with the West and oppose Communist Chinese UN membership. He won 353 to 111 over Takeo Miki, ensuring he remains PM through 1972 with eight years in office.
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Death toll declines in Vietnam weekly toll
In Saigon the U.S. command reports 43 American GIs killed last week, the third lowest weekly total of the year, with 279 wounded. Noncombat deaths reach 38, while South Vietnamese losses total 215. Wounded reach 291,024, and Communist casualties reported at 678,601 with 1,428 Americans missing or captured.
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Infiltration rise along the Ho Chi Minh Trail
UPI reports North Vietnam steps up infiltration of troops and material during the dry season toward the Cambodian border opposite Saigon. Officials say Hanoi aims to restore position there, expects pressure on allies, but no major Tet-like drive is planned.
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