Freed Apollo 11 Astronauts Return Home To Celebrate
Space Center Houston reports Armstrong Aldrin and Collins freed from isolation after three weeks as world readiness for parades and appearances grows. News conference in Houston Tuesday then ticker tape parade in New York and a Los Angeles gala with President Nixon. Houston parade planned, plus a Houston Astrodome party.
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Dinis to Seek Autopsy in Kopechne Inquest
District Attorney Edmund Dinis said he will request an autopsy on Mary Jo Kopechne’s body, exhumation from Pennsylvania burial, requiring a court ruling. Kopechne died in the Chappaquiddick incident with Sen. Kennedy. her parents oppose the move. Humphrey hints at possible return to public life on Face the Nation.
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Excommunicated bishop vows to stay in church after marriage
James P. Shannon former Roman Catholic auxiliary bishop of Minneapolis-St Paul says he will remain in the church despite marrying Ruth Church Wilkinson a Protestant. Church officials say the wedding auto excommunicated him. Canon 2388 supports the excommunication. Shannon resigns from his Minnesota post and teaches at St Johns College in Sante Fe and will become vice president there.
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Holy Day Masses on Way Out
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops may shift Roman Catholic holy day Mass obligations to Sunday or drop them. A Boston Globe report cites an unnamed high church official and notes Canada already shifts observances to Sundays when dates fall on other days. Christmas would stay unaffected.
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Laird Backs Senate Curb on CBW
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird endorses Senate CBW limits on testing storage and transport. The amendment would require dual approval for tests, 30 day notice to six congressional committees, and details of projects. It also tightens rules on delivery systems, overseas storage, and transportation with State and Surgeon General oversight.
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Repayment Sought on SBA Loan to Nixon Ally
Washington AP Wright Patman urged the SBA to demand immediate repayment of an 80000 loan to Charles G. Rebozo via Monroe Abstract and Title Co of Miami. The loan, made in 1962 with a May 1 1968 maturity, has been extended twice for two years each, pushing the term to ten years. The Rebozo ties include George Smathers and Thomas Butler, with Butler linked to a shopping center project for Cuban refugees backed by SBA guarantees.
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