Pope Tests Authority on Celibacy Rule
Pope Paul VI denounces discussion of changing priestly celibacy and warns it is a capital law of the Latin church. Dutch bishops and Cardinal Alfrink face a tense standoff as curial authority and schism fears rise amid calls to debate the rule across the church.
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Pope
Edward Magri
Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
Church of
Holland
Messaggera
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
The
Netherlands
Bernard Cardinal Alrink
Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens
Cardinal Alfrink
Vatican
St. Paul the Apostle
Latin America
Africa
Bonn Soviet pact swap pipes for gas in major deal
Bonn and Moscow signed Essen agreements for a long term exchange of German steel pipes for Soviet natural gas in a deal marked as among the largest between the two nations. Germany to ship 1.2 million tons of pipes financed by 17 banks. the Soviet Union to deliver 1.82 trillion cubic feet of gas over 20 years beginning 1973. The first phase covers a 1500 mile pipeline extension from Siberia to the Marked Witz border with Czechoslovakia and West Germany.
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Bonn
Essen
Nikolai
Patotichev
Karl Schiller
Soviet Union
Mannesmann Export Co
Siberia
Marktred Witz
Syrians Claim Tank Battle Victory On Golan Heights
Syrians claim two Israeli tanks destroyed and an observation post neutralized during the fourth day of heavy fighting along the Golan Heights. Both sides reported conflicting casualty and damage claims as UN observers helped broker a truce amid air raids in the Suez Canal region and regional political maneuvering.
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Golan Heights
Tel
United Nations
Golav Heights
Suez Canal
Camal
Canal
Cairo
Tel Aviv
Gaio
Nixon budget details Air Force and nuclear plans
The 1971 budget funds major Air Force development including the BL Bomber and an undersea long-range missile, with defense spending trimmed from prior plans. It notes uncertainty over the F111 winged fighter and possible cancellation of 40 more planes, while defense accounts rise to 35.6 percent of total outlays due to broader national needs.
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II. L Minute
Air Force
Russia
China
U.S
American
Nixon
Vietnam
Nixom
Defense
Melvin Laird
Atomic Energy Commission
Lars
Naton
Naty
Natone
Yser
Nikon
Soviet Union
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Court Upholds Broadcast Ban In Lotteries
The Supreme Court declined to hear broadcasters challenge to a ban on lottery information. The 6 to 2 decision let stand a New York federal circuit ruling that would preclude broadcast of state lottery results and winners. Justices Black and Douglas dissented, wanting a hearing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New State Broadcasters Association and Methodia, Inc
Jettig
US Circuit Court
New York
Informann
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Train Wreck Kills 140 In Argentina
140 people were killed and 105 injured when a 21 car express train crashed into a halted U car suburban train near General Pacheco 25 miles west of Buenos Aires. The collision, described as Argentina’s worst rail disaster, involved about 1,480 total passengers on the two trains.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Pacheco
Pampa
Argentine Railways Co
San Migust de Tucuman
Modane
France
Episcopalian Raps Charge By Wilkins
In Boston the Rt. Rev. John M Burgess counters Roy Wilkins of the NAACP who attacks a 250000 grant to the Black Ecumenical Commission as fostering racism and segregation. Burgess says black self determination aligns with integration and praises the United Church of Christ action. Morsell of the NAACP objects to funding BEC as separatist and plans talks with Church leaders.
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Boston
John M. Burgess
Roy Wilkins
Black Ecumenical Commission
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Massachusetts Conference of the
United Church of Christ
Avery C. Post
Burgess
Massachusetts
Episcopal Church
United ‘Church of Christ
John A. Morsell
NAACP
New York
BEC
Morsell
Church of Christ
BU Lecture Sparks Clashes With Police
About 400 people clashed with around 40 police Sunday night after a Boston University lecture and film program. Two arrests occurred at Kenmore Square and two more near a police substation by the Prudential Center. Lecturers included John Fraines and William Kunstler, with a film about Black Panther leader Bobby Seale shown. An observer said there was no attempt to provoke violence.
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Boston
Boston University
Kenmore Square
Prudential Center
Boylston Street
John Fraines
Chicago
William Kunstler
Bobby Seale
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Alfrink
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North Rhine-Westphalia
Associated Press
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Qantara
el Ballah
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Israel
Nasser
Syria
Jordan
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Sudan
Libya
Rabat
Beirut
al Fatah
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
Palestine Resistance Movement
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Allendale
Bradget
Belsers
N-Shield
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