Pope Sets Early Promulgation For Non-Christians Decree
Pope Paul VI ordered immediate promulgation of the Vatican II declaration on non-Christians and Jews at a public council session on October 28. The vote in St Peter's Basilica approved the document, which states Jews cannot be blamed for Jesus crucifixion, speeding its status as a decree. Other decrees on bishops, religious orders, seminaries, and Christian education were previously slotted for later promulgation due to printing and translation hurdles.
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Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
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Kansas Welfare Mother Enters College at Wichita State
Mrs. Carol Ann Bloodworth a 25 year old divorced welfare mother of four won state board permission to enroll at Wichita State University this semester. She has a $306 National Defense Student Loan Fund grant while remaining welfare supported, though local officials initially withheld approval to avoid broad precedent. Bloodworth aims to become a school teacher and will still receive $184 monthly welfare for herself and her children.
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Wichita, Kan
Carol Ann Bloodworth
State Welfare Board
Bloodworth
Wichita State University
National Defense Student Loan Fund
State Board of Social Welfare
County Board
Canaan Trash Man Wins 140000 in Irish Sweepstakes
Canaan Conn trash collector Rosy well Gordon 58 says he does not need the money yet won 140000 in the Irish Sweepstakes. He was told of the win last Thursday by the telegraph office in Millerton New York. A report of a Dalton Massachusetts man winning 36000 could not be confirmed as not listed among overseas winners by the AP in New York.
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Rosywell Gordon
Dalton
Mass
Associated Press
New York
Inconsistencies Cloud Morrissey Senate Nomination
Washington sources report renewed questions about Francis X Morrisseys claims to education and residence years ago as Senate leaders weigh delaying or blocking his federal judgeship. Discrepancies include attendance at Boston College and residence in Georgia, with new corroboration from an Atlanta witness about schooling and living arrangements.
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UPI
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Boston
Kennedy Family
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Morrissey
Georgia
Massachusetts
State House of Representatives
Atlanta
Prospect Street
Charlestown
Southern Law School
Weekend Raids Hit North Viet Nam and Suspected Missile Sites
Weekend air battles near Hanoi and Haiphong saw U S planes strike mobile anti aircraft missile units supplied by the Soviet Union. A total of five American aircraft were reported down with several pilots missing or captured. Ground firefights north of Saigon and in Da Nang resulted in casualties on both sides. Two Marines died in a helicopter crash near Da Nang as Viet Cong activity continued in the region. Nearby, two men in California faced an unrelated federal indictment over sour mash whiskey production.
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South Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Peking
Viet Nam
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Soviet Union
Tanoi
Defense Department
Haiphong
da Nang
Five Day Forecast Description With Temperature Rise
Weather outlook shows Saturday averaging above normal of 47 degrees with warmer trend through the period and little or no precipitation. No cities or agencies named. forecast emphasizes temperature rise and dry conditions.
East Berlin guards fire on refugee near West Berlin
East German border guards opened fire along the West Berlin frontier Sunday night, apparently wounding a would be refugee. West Berlin police reported a 27 year old man slipped across the wall into the city center as guards fired after a flare was triggered by a trip wire signaling his position.
High Court To Hear Plea In Red Probe
The Supreme Court granted a hearing to Hugo DeGregory of Hudson New Hampshire who was jailed for refusing to answer questions during a state anti subversive inquiry. He claimed privacy and free speech rights were violated and will seek relief by written opinion. The case spotlights government probes into communism during the era. The appeal follows a New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling in 1965. In a separate dispatch a notable Alsatian dog appears to have a built in radar set, reliably guiding its owner to the correct runway for over 560 flights.
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UPI
Supreme Court
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Hudson
N.H
DeGregory
Communist Party
New Hampshire
Merrimack County
U.S. Supreme Court
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Stapleford
England
UPD
Eric Thurston
Thurston
Draft card burner Miller seized by FBI in protest act
FBI agents arrested 22 year old David J Miller after he burned what he claimed was his draft card at a Viet Nam protest near a Selective Service induction station. Miller, a former Lemoyne College student, faced up to five years in prison and a $10 000 fine under a new law signed by President Johnson.
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FBI
David J. Miller
U.S
Viet Nam
Miller
Housett
J. Edgar Hoover
Lemoyne College
Syracuse
N.Y
Selective Service System
Johnson
Armed Forces
White Hall Street
New York City
Hoover
David Miller
New York
Volpe Eyes Fourth Tax Bill and Counterplan in Boston
In Boston UPI reports the Democratic leadership advances a $9 million tax proposal to meet state debts while Gov. Volpe readies a fourth sales tax plan. The House Ways and Means Committee plans to report the package this week, but it omits real estate tax relief and education aid. Volpe aims to present the plan in precise form to prevent amendments, prompting a take-it-or-leave-it House vote.
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Boston
UPI
Anthony M. Scibelli
Springfield
House
Ways and Means Committee
John A. Volpe
Volpe
GE Plans 4 Million Pittsfield Laboratory Center
General Electric Co will construct a 4 million dollar laboratory center at its Pittsfield transformer plants off Woodlawn Avenue Kellogg Street opposite Building 42. The project consolidates eight lab spaces into one center adding a new three story building with all-electric labs a garage and spaces for a library dispensary and conference rooms. Construction is slated to begin March 1986 with completion in early 1967.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Kellogg Street
General Electric Co
Pittsfield
Robert L. Gibson
Gil’t
AIL Electric
William Stanley
Gibson
del Gallo
Association of Business and Commerce
Berkshire County
Berkshires
Pittsfield General Electric
Ing 42
Laboratory
Lake En Out
Vincent G. Kling & Associates
Philadelphia
Jackson Moreland
Boston
United Engineers & Constructors, Inc
Apri
Sihanouk Sees Soviet Snub as Irreparable
Phnom Penh reports Cambodia, after cutting ties with the United States last spring, may sever relations with the Soviet Union. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, returning from China and North Korea, said the Soviet ambassador canceled a Moscow visit, calling it an affront to Cambodia’s honor and signaling a possible rupture with the USSR. He noted China’s aid and arms offers to bolster his 30,000-man army.
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United States
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North Korea
Sihanouk
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