Cushing Sent To Ireland As Papal Envoy Rites
Cardinal Richard Cushing arrived in Ireland to represent Pope Paul VI for Galway Cathedral consecration and the opening of John F Kennedy Park. He met Prime Minister Sean Lemass and Foreign Minister Frank Aiken, will visit Drogheda and Fermoy, and bless a new $840,000 boarding school and nurses’ hostel.
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Montreal Mailmen End Strike With Cash Hikes
Montreal's 4100 postal workers returned to routes after a 17 day strike. An agreement boosted salaries to 4470 to 4930 dollars with a 22 dollar shoe allowance increase and retroactivity settled non retroactive for October 1 1984. The deal adds about five million dollars a year to government costs.
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Montreal
Ottawa
William Houle
Fostal
Yugoslav university bars critic from Zadar faculty
Mihajlo Mijahlov, Yugoslav author who denounced the Soviet Union, was denied reinstatement as a lecturer at Zadar University. Officials upheld his nine month prison sentence from April for writing that the Soviet Union ran concentration camps and practiced genocide before the Germans.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mijahlov
Soviet Union
Zadar University
West Stockbridge youths to attend Red Sox game in Pittsfield
West Stockbridge Tri-Town Little League plans a 6 p.m. bus trip to Wahconah Park for the Red Sox vs White Roses game. Lions Club sponsorship and local donors cover transport. Riders include Stockbridge Yanks, Stockbridge Braves, Interlaken Indians, and West Stockbridge Beavers. fathers invited as chaperones.
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Easterners Lead Slimly In Bridge Championship
Easterners led the life masters pairs by one match point entering the second session at the American Contract Bridge League Summer National in Chicago. Alan Truscott and Ken Barbour topped 292 pairs with 431, beating the Toronto record field. Ripstra and Nekson trailed by one point for second with 430 as field sizes set records in both life masters and related events.
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UPI
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Hastings-on- Hudson
N.Y
Ken Barbour
Wellesley
Mass
Toronto
J. G. Ripstra
Wichita
Kan
Morton Nekson
New Orleans
Harry Fishbein
New York City
Charles Solonan
Philadelphia
A. L. Floyd
Tulsa
Okla
Steve Sheridan
Moline
Steve Robinson
Washington, D.C
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Lanhan
Critical Test Tuesday for Moon Rocket
CAPE KENNEDY UPI Asias Centaur aims to rehearse a Moon shot with a 2100 pound dummy Surveyor toward a paper moon 240000 miles away. A successful test clears the way for a fall full scale Surveyor and eventual Apollo landings in 1969.
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America
Nancy Carroll Found Dead In New York Apartment
New York stage and movie star Nancy Carroll aged 60 was found dead in her apartment by her daughter. An autopsy could not determine the cause of death, and she may have been dead up to 24 hours. Carroll, born Ann Veronica La Hiva, had a long film career and appeared on stage and in Broadway productions before her death.
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Bert Lahr
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N.Y
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Wall Street
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George Bancroft
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Fredric March
Gary Cooper
Richard Arten
Molly Picon
Cindy
Orpheum Theater
Real estate taxes burden MA schools say Richardson
Lt Gov Richardson blamed heavy real estate levies for Massachusetts school funding gaps. He cited 204 communities below national education averages and urged Gov Valpe's 3 percent sales tax plan as the remedy.
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Elliot L. Richardson
Massachusetts
Richardson
John A. Valpe
Viet Cong Propaganda Paying Off Near Da Nang
Viet Cong agents exploit burned homes and civilian casualties south of Da Nang to sway opinion against the Americans. Senior leaders move into villages, claim ties to Viet Minh, and promise aid to villagers while portraying U.S. operations as a new war against the Vietnamese people. Marines report civilian deaths and village destruction amid ongoing combat.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Minh
Ho Chi Minh
Indochina
Pope urges world ban on nuclear weapons
Pope Paul VI denounces the Hiroshima bombing as disgraceful and calls for a unanimous global ban on nuclear arms. He spoke at Castel Gandolfo, praising Hiroshima’s anniversary observance for its non political nobility and urging broader peace efforts.
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Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Hiroshima
Ife
Senate probes growing eavesdropping industry in Miami
Senator Edward Long of Missouri opened a field hearing by the Senate subcommittee on wiretapping in Miami. He said at least seven witnesses would be called, including IRS Miami intelligence chief Richard Wallace, IRS agent Thomas Menitt, local electronics expert George Smith, and Maris Shenker, president of the National Association of Defense Lawyers.
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UPS
Edward Long
D-Mo
Washington
Senate
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Richard Wallace
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IRS
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George Smith
Maris Shenker
National Association of Defense Lawyers
Dr Jay Pearson Dies Headed U of Miami
Dr Jay Frederick Wesley Pearson died Sunday at age 64 after a heart attack. He rose through 39 years at the University of Miami to serve as president and chancellor and was nationally recognized as a higher education leader.
Maine Hunt For 2 Boys Ends Tonight
In Maine the 10 day search for Robbie Matt seventeen and Timmy Mott three from Rochester ended with medical experts saying survival was impossible. The boys had vanished July 30 on Mt Katahdin prompting 400 responders including forest rangers and volunteers. Parents Mr and Mrs George Mott agreed all avenues were covered and will likely return home Tuesday.
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Maine
UPI
Mt. Katahdin
Robbie Matt
Little Timmy Mott
Rochester
N.Y
Robbie
Ronald T. Spears
Maine Fish and Game Commissioner
George Mott
Spears
David Priest
Dean Fisher
State Medical Commission
Ev erett Sloane Remembered At Hollywood Funeral
Hollywood mourners include Ed Wynn Keenan Wynn Raymond Massey and Jim Backus at the funeral for Ev erett Sloane a 55 year old character actor who police say died by suicide from barbiturate overdose amid despair over failing eyesight.
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Everett Sloane
Sloane
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Raymond Massey
Jim Backus
Brady's Berkshire Cleaners Promises Ready Clothes
Advertising blurb for Brady's Berkshire Cleaners at 65 Dalton Avenue Pittsfield offering ready clothes and urging customers to have all cleaning done there. Contact numbers listed as HI 3.6497 and HI 2 3286.
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Pittsfeld
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