Ecumenical Council Set to Resume with Renewal Goal
Rome will host over 2500 Catholic cardinals bishops and abbots for the second session of the Ecumenical Council opening Sept 29. Leaders aim to renew the church update liturgy language expand lay roles and pursue Christian unity while addressing birth control canon law and church in the modern world themes.
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Hydrogen Rocket Tests Move Forward At Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral two liquid hydrogen fueled stages the S-4 from Saturn and the Atlas Centaur are prepared for test flights to advance manned and unmanned space programs. NASA reports solved prior hydrogen handling issues after ground tests and the S-4 joins a Saturn booster for combined testing. Paris dispatch notes UNESCO requests a 46.8 million budget for 1965 66 up 20 percent under Director General Rene Maheu.
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Moore for San Diego City Council gains campaign punch
Archie Moore the retired boxer campaigns for the San Diego City Council after a prior defeat in the 1960 California Assembly race. The former light heavyweight champ touts deeds over words as he seeks public office in California.
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Joint U.S.Soviet Moon Proposal Seen Based on Several Factors
President Kennedy's Friday proposal for a joint U S Soviet moon expedition reflects concerns the United States may not beat the Russians to the lunar surface. Officials note waning public enthusiasm, rising costs, and aging plans as Congress curbs space funding amid hopes a joint effort could defuse tensions.
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Strange virus may cause brain damage in newborns
Johns Hopkins researchers announce findings at a White House conference that cytomegalovirus can infect unprotected pregnant women and harm fetuses up to mid pregnancy, with potential brain damage detectable after birth. The virus is often symptomless and detectable only in urine or blood antibodies.
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Navy to train 400 more officers for nuclear power duty
The Navy announced a two year program to add 400 seasoned officers to its nuclear power training track. Most will serve on submarines with some on atomic powered surface ships as the service weighs plans for a larger atomic fleet and possible new supercarrier. A records review targeted officers from lieutenant junior grade to lieutenant commander for nuclear power training. Pravda on front page decries poor quality Soviet consumer goods as unusable.
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FDA Clears Enovid After Second Report
FDA releases a final report on Enovid after an advisory panel revises earlier findings. The committee says the previously claimed higher death rate from thromboembolism in users 35 plus is not statistically significant due to a mathematical error.
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