Vatican approves world problems schema amid nuclear warfare vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council passed its final schema on modern world problems with Pope Paul VI accepting the document. A large group of prelates opposed the blanket condemnation of nuclear warfare, tallying 251 against 483 in the war and peace chapter.
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Pope Clears Vatican Office and Lifts Excommunications
Pope Paul VI ordered reforms of the Holy Office, relaying it as the Vatican’s doctrinal body with more openness and defense rights. He plans lifting Michael Cerularius’s excommunication with Constantinople, as dialogue progresses, signaling a broader ecumenical effort and a jubilee for Roman Catholics from January to May.
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France faces runoff as De Gaulle trails in first round
Paris AP reports President Charles de Gaulle failed to win a majority in the first round with 43.96 percent, forcing a December 19 runoff against Francois Mitterrand. Jean Lecanuet and others trailed, while overseas returns pending. Analysts note European unity, NATO, and De Gaulle's stance on the Common Market as key factors.
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Stock Plunge After Discount Rise Signals Market Dip
New York AP. Following the Federal Reserve Board's discount rate hike the Dow Jones industrial average fell 14.98 to 931.12 in the first half hour. Heavy trading, large block sales on the New York Stock Exchange, and declines up to $2 per share marked the session. American Telephone dropped 37 cents to 61 with 41,000 shares traded. total first hour volume was 3.94 million, a record for hourly totals since May 19, 1933.
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Peking Bares Military Aid To Cambodia
Peking Radio quoted Prince Sihanouk in a letter to Premier Chou En-lai saying China agreed to military aid to Cambodia during a visit by Cambodian military officials November 20 to December 3. No details were released. Separately in Salford dentists urged principals to replace candy with raw carrots and apples in school snack shops to combat tooth decay.
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Johnson Receives 95-Page Report On 1965 Northeast Blackout
President Johnson was briefed on a Federal Power Commission report detailing how a 1965 Northeast blackout that affected 30 million people could have been prevented. The panel urged caution and possible new legislation, citing relay missettings at Canada’s Sir Adam Beck plant and slow action at Consolidated Edison.
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Gemini 6 7 limp toward rendezvous in space mission
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell Jr. push toward a historic two manned Gemini rendezvous after a Saturday launch from Cape Kennedy. Gemini 7 flies in orbital stages, while mission teams chase an eight to nine day rendezvous window with potential sleep in space.
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This Year May Yet Become City's Wettest Since 61
Berkshire County could post the wettest year in five years with 1965 rainfall at 30.61 inches to date, nearing 1961's 33.48 inches. November added 2.55 inches, inch above 19H, while today’s mixed snow and flurries bring about one inch more on the ground before midweek thaw.
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Chile Moves Troops Toward Contested Argentina Border
Chile sends five planeloads of soldiers toward a disputed border area as defense ministers plan high level talks to ease tension. Troops were flown to Puerto Montt and will move further south when weather allows. Balmaceda hosts the ministers meeting for talks on border issues.
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Five-Day Forecast Signals Warmer and Colder Spells
The temperatures through Saturday will average five degrees above the seasonal norm of three. Colder tomorrow and warmer through Friday. Colder Saturday. Rain expected about Friday.
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