Increased Use of English Approved for U.S. Mass
Pope Paul VI approved using English for most of the Mass in the United States with Latin kept for the priest's private prayers at the foot of the altar and during the Canon. The shift to vernacular readings began last November 29, and bishops await an effective date.
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Rome
Paul VI
United States
Ecumenical Council
Italy
Spain
American Bishops Commission
Paul Get
Fresh U S reinforcements aid beleaguered Pleime camp
U S helicopters delivered several infantry companies to the besieged Special Forces camp at Pleime as Viet Cong pressure eased. Government casualties were light after two days of fighting. defenders reported about 90 enemy corpses. Capt Robert F Hopper escaped Viet Cong captivity near Quang Tri after holding out for hours. Eight Americans killed in two Pleime area crashes. US and South Vietnamese airstrikes targeted Viet Cong positions and allied routes.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Plei Me
Central Highlands
Quang Ti
Robert F. Hopper
Winter Haven
Fla
Quant Tri City
Hopper
Pier Me
Guam
Binh Dinh
U.S. Navy
Thanh Hoa
More Cubans Come Ashore In the Keys
In Key West Florida a year old fisherman linked to Ernest Hemingway arrived amid a renewed refugee flow. Coast Guard boats struggled to escort, with more than 65 people arriving in seven boats and 16 more en route from Camarioca. Vessels carried refugees amid congestion while Swiss diplomats sped talks with Havana to coordinate a orderly U S entry.
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Key West
Fla
Ernest Hemingway
Florida Keys
Coast Guard
Auch
Anselmo Hernandez
Hemingway
Cuba
Hernandez
Florida
Rene
Rigoberto
Camariocane
United States
Carlos Ortega
Miami
Marianne
Camarioca
Ortega
Havana
Fidel Castro
Associated Press
Isaac Flores
Public Denunciation For Laggard Turner
In Bristol AP Julius Katchen halted a Mozart concerto and scolded the piano as a disgraceful state. The audience, including Torch Mayor Tom Martin, gasped as the pianist blamed the tuner for not returning. He apologized but vowed to go on despite the intolerable burden.
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Bristol
England
Julius Katchen
Torch
Tom Martin
Katchen
Indicted Loan Firms Face Court After Licenses Move
Massachusetts loan firms with 112 offices faced arraignment on indictments from last May for conspiring to bribe related to small loan legislation. The cases include 21 individuals, among them former speakers, with out-of-state firms ordered to appear November 1. Licenses were initially denied but later temporarily renewed by court injunction.
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Boston
John B. Hynes
Massachusetts
John F. Thompson
Ludlow
Charles Gibbons
Francis J. Quirica
Pittsfield
Quirico
Hynes
Supreme Judicial Court
Paul G. Kirk
Kirk
Youssoupoff Testimony on Rasputin Murder Debauchery Motive
Prince Felix Youssoupoff testified he joined the Rasputin assassination to end Rasputin's debauchery. He sues CBS for 1.5 million claiming the TV play If I Should Die invaded his privacy by portraying him and his wife in a sexual light. The case in New York state court is presided by Justice Wale with Princess Irina present.
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New York
Felix Youssoupoff
Rasputin
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Supreme Court
Wilfred A. Wale
Irina
Herbert Zelenko
Youssoupoff
Dmitri
Tzar Nicholas II
Russia
Retina repair on Windsor Duke eyes in hospital
A 30 minute operation repaired a small retinal break in the Duke of Windsor's right eye at the Eye Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York. Doctors said the difficulty should not recur and expect discharge by week’s end. the 71 year old former king was admitted Wednesday.
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New York
Eye Institute
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
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Hemingway Book
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New England
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