Pope Paul VI Moves Beyond Prisoner Image on Global Mission
Vatican dispatch notes Pope Paul VI, turning from an austere image to a warmer leader, plans a United Nations trip to press for world peace. Born 1897 in Conce sio, Montini's career spans the Secretariat of State and Milan archbishopric, with ecumenical council influence. He seeks peace through dialogue, signaling shift after travels to the Holy Land and Bombay.
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United Nations
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Concesio
Breschia
Italy
Giovanni Battista Montini
Warsaw
Poland
Holy Land
Bombay
Papacy
Russian Score Cited As Kashmir Mediator
London reports Moscow has positioned itself as mediator in the Indo Pakistani conflict with potential wide reaching effects on Western Asia policy. The United States and Britain supported Moscow’s bid in principle, while the United Nations remains the main authority to handle the matter.
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UPID
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Londdon
Peking
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Red China
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Britain
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United Nations
Hart Proposes Ban on Doctors Profiting from Prescriptions
Washington senator Philip Hart plans a bill to bar doctors from profiting on drugs or eye wear they prescribe or dispense. The measure targets physicians with financial ties to pharmacies or drug firms, while allowing professional service as the sole income. The move echoes AMA ethics once restricting profit from prescribed remedies.
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Four Accused Conspirators Go Before Bay State Judge
In Boston four present and former executive councilors face a jury in a bribery and conspiracy trial. Judge Eugene A. Hudson to charge a nine member panel at 9 30 a m and then deliberations begin. The defendants include Joseph Ray Crimmins and Raymond F Sullivan with others from Worcester Springfield Fairhaven and the former governor Foster Furcolo previously acquitted. Prosecution alleges votes traded for campaign funds tied to the DiNatale reappointment as Public Works Commissioner and Route 140 highway work schedules.
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UPI
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Eugene A. Hudson
Executive Council
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Raymond F. Sullivan
Springfield
Michael J. Favulli
Worcester
Ernest C. Staesiun
Fairhaven
Crimmins
Foster Furcolo
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Anthony W. DiNatale
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Sullivan
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Stasini
Stasiun
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New Bedford
Stasiui
Charles J. Lewin
New Bedford Standard Times
Lewin
Tony Dnatale
Chief John Big Tree poses for Fraser sculptor and Buffalo nickel
The article recalls Chief John Big Tree, Seneca, who modeled for James Earl Fraser for the Buffalo nickel and End of the Trail sculpture. It details his 1912-1913 sessions in New York, later Panama-Pacific exposure, and his home on the Onondaga Reservation near Syracuse. It also notes Spencer Tracy’s hospital discharge and related trial remarks in Hollywood.
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UPI
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James Earl Fraser
Chief Two Moons
Iron Tail
Fraser
Pacific Ocean
Shaler Park
Waupun
Wis
Coney Island
Big Tree
Princess Pine Bough
Watioun
Clarence Shaler
Pontiac
Onondaga Reservation
Syracuse
N.Y
Wirtz Praises Stability In U.S. Economic Process
Labor Secretary Wirtz says five years show extraordinary stability in prices with unit labor costs near flat since 1960 and notes rising earnings and falling unemployment. He discusses Chrysler GM price changes, Taft Hartley repeal, and Boeing strike settlement stance.
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New York
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Chrysler
General Motors
Senate
Boeing Aircraft Co
Machinists
Roy Siemiller
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Brown U Health Dept Gives Pill to Coeds
Brown University Health Service reportedly prescribed birth control pills to unmarried Pembroke College coeds. Dr. Roswell D. Johnson said pills were given to a very small number and not university policy. Pembroke and Brown officials offered few comments while student leaders reacted with mixed views.
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UPID
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Brown Daily Herald
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Pembroke College
Pembroke
Brown
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The
Julius S. Scott Jr
Carol R. Dannenberg
Peter P. Broderick
Dr. Johnson
Estate of Maud B Holland license to sell real estate
The Bennington Probate Court notices heirs and interested parties of Maud B Holland death in Bennington Vermont. An administrator seeks license to sell all real estate to pay debts and administration charges. A hearing is set for October 13 1965 at 10 00 AM in Bennington Probate Office. Publication in The Bennington Banner three weeks prior is required. Objections may be filed at the hearing. Catherine C Behan Register. Sept 28 Oct 5 12
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Maud B
Holland
State OF
Vermont
Bennington
Bennington Banner
Catherine C. Behan
Probate court sets hearing for Lane will in Bennington
In Bennington Vermont on September 24 1965 the Probate Court ordered the will of John B Lane late of Shaftsbury to be proved on October 13 1965 at 11 00 in the forenoon at the Probate Office Bennington. Notice is given to all interested to contest the probate by publication in The Bennington Banner for three weeks. Jennie Mae Rice Executrix named
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Arthur Bveckham
Honorable
Probate Court
Bennington
Arthur Peckham
John P. Morrissey
John B. Lane
State OF
Vermont
John B, Lane
Shaftsbury
Bennington Banner
Catherine C. Behan
Jennie Mae Rice
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