Vatican Council Near Definition of Church Shapes Debate
Vatican City UPI Liberal bishops clash with conservatives over De Ecclesia key passage about Peter and the apostles. Council debates primacy of the Pope and bishops role while Pope Paul VI signals willingness to share governance with regional bishops.
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Ireland seeks treaty to stop spread of nuclear weapons
Ireland urges United Nations nations including Australia Hungary Turkey and others to back a new test ban and a treaty to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons to ten countries not currently possessing them. Irish External Affairs Minister Frank Aiken spoke in the General Assembly outlining the plan.
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Storm Flora Nears Haiti Death Toll 25
Hurricane Flora with 140 mph winds moves toward the Haitian peninsula threatening the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Forecasters warn of torrential rains and dangerous floods as the system remains on a northwesterly course toward landfall.
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Foreign Aid Funds Sit Unspent at Billions
Rep. Otto Passman says the foreign aid agency closed its last fiscal year with 7.4859 billion dollars unspent and over 1 billion not even obligated. He notes this exceeds any of the three prior years and signals anticipated substantial cuts by his appropriations subcommittee. The House has already cut the administration’s request by 1 billion. Senate action awaits.
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Jackie to Visit Greek Royal Family
Jacqueline Kennedy remained in seclusion at a vacation villa in Athens but would reportedly pay a tea time call on the Greek royal family. She would be joined by brother-in-law and sister, Prince Stanislas and Princess Lee Radziwill, for afternoon tea with King Paul and Queen Frederika at the palace.
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Dirksen Favors Soviet Wheat Deal
In St Louis UPI reports Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen indicated openness to supporting a gold on the barrelhead sale of wheat to Russia if fringe benefits arise. He noted Kennedy might rally GOP leaders before deciding if Kremlin offers warrant a deal, with White House and domestic wheat questions unresolved.
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Israel Urges Six Point Plan to Ease Middle East Tensions
Golda Meir, Israeli foreign minister, proposed at the United Nations a six point program calling for respect for sovereignty, non interference, no force, end to belligerent practices, peaceful dispute settlement, and negotiations for complete disarmament with mutual inspection. The plan faced swift rejection from UAR Ambassador Mahmoud Riad as a cover for aggression.
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Wondrous Sights of Space Recounted by Astronaut
Astronaut Leroy G Cooper Jr describes space sights from his Mercury 22 orbit mission. He notes sunsets as vivid, detailing a blue white sun, orange horizon bands, and a persistent gold orange glow. He reports bright night lighting from clouds and moonlight, and contrasts earth and sky tones.
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TV Debate Bill Moving Forward
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill to permit radio and TV debates between Democratic and Republican presidential candidates next year. It returns to the House. The measure would suspend the equal time rule under the Federal Communications Act for the 60 days before the November 3, 1964 election.
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Langs Shine At Pimlico In Grainen Stakes Victory
In Baltimore based news Chick Lang the leading jockey of 1921 won the 1927 Walden Stakes at Pimlico aboard Neigh Count. His son Chick Lang Jr. now serves as director of racing at the same track.
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