Vatican Synod Ends With Shared Authority Debate
Vatican City AP report says both liberals and conservatives claim victory at the Roman Catholic Synod of Bishops. Key figures like Leo Suenens and Jean Cardinal Danielou praised sharing of papal authority and the ruling council’s collegial approach, while protesters urged broader democratic reforms and warned the people may move faster than bishops. The closing session approved a biennial synod, a permanent Rome secretariat, and 11 other proposals, signaling a move toward closer bishop participation in decision making.
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Vatican City
Rome
Cardinal Suenens
Alexander Carter
Sault Ste. Marie
Canada
Paul
Thais Bestow Moon Crew Charms in Bangkok Ceremony
Bangkok mayor Adm. Chalit Kulkamthorn presented Apollo 11 and Apollo 12 astronauts with sacred Buddha lockets and city keys during a world tour stop in Bangkok. Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin Jr Michael Collins and spouses met welcoming crowds as Aldrin urged leaders to consider a moon trip before Earthly problems.
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Bangkok
Thailand
America
Adm. Chalit Kulkamthorn
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Dacca
Pakistan
Aldrin
Earth
B52s Hit Bases As Saigon Battles Intensify Across Vietnam
Allied forces killed about 100 Viet Cong and North Vietnamese in widespread fighting across South Vietnam late Monday into today. B52s pounded base camps near the Cambodian border north of Saigon as U.S. troops reported several engagements. 2 Americans wounded, with possible additional unannounced deaths. Casualties and clashes occurred near Saigon, the Mekong Delta, Hue, and Da Nang, while bombs totaled around 509 tons in northern frontier areas. The U.S. released 24 former Viet Cong prisoners for humane reasons.
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South Vietnam
U.S
Air Force
1St Air Cavalry Division
Mekong Delta
Hue
da Nang
Wallace sees Vietnam war as key issue in 1972 bid
Wallace said Vietnam would dominate the 1972 election whether a settlement comes or not. He plans a three week tour of Asia including South Vietnam Taiwan Hong Kong Singapore and Korea. He will meet President Thieu and generals Abrams and Swarthout Bunker. He notes the Wallace Newsletter funds the campaign and dodges questions about a governor run.
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Montgomery
Ala
George G. Wallace
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Free World
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Malaysia
Thailand
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Laos
South Korea
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Llsworth Bunker
Creighton D. Abrams
Southeast Asia
Taylor Hardin
Alabama National Guard
Alabama
Larry Wright
M.L. Hilyer
Albert P. Brewer
Senate plan to end cigarette ads targets radio TV
Senate Commerce Committee to consider two Moss amendments allowing a temporary antitrust exemption for tobacco firms to negotiate a phaseout of tobacco advertising. Aims include controlling ad volumes in print and lifting six year federal regulation ban. Moss argues FTC action if firms shift ad budgets. Justice Dept favors exemption citing public health risks.
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Washington
Frank E. Moss
Senate Commerce Committee
Utah
Moss
House
Federal Trade Commission
Nixon
Justice Department
Mass. Asst. Atty
Richard McLaren
Antitrust Division
How to Reach Out to Another Person in Need
Guidance on helping others when a child is frightened a friend errs or someone won’t admit a need. From the November Reader's Digest collection, the article titled When Someone Is Drowning offers practical steps and supportive strategies.
BBC to Air Sex Education For Primary Students
The BBC announced that starting in January it will provide sex education programs for eight to ten year old schoolchildren on television and radio. The aim is to help primary teachers introduce systematic sex education as puberty begins earlier, especially for girls.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Humphrey Arrives in Seoul for Four Day Visit
Former U S vice president Hubert H Humphrey arrived in Seoul from Tokyo for a four day stay He plans talks with President Park Chung Hee and Premier Chung Il Kwon to discuss Korea U S relations He will receive an honorary doctorate from Korea University and deliver lectures
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Seoul
Korea
Hubert H. Humphrey
Tokyo
U.S
Chung Hee Park
Chung Il-kwon
Korea University
Peddling Jobs Alleged in Massachusetts Meat Probe
Massachusetts officials clashed at a legislative hearing over an expanded meat inspection plan that never passed. Frechette and allies disputed claims about job peddling, with Michael denying involvement and Perrault questioning specifics. A separate report notes a high speed rail plan for Boston to New York and a Boston judge urging emergency treatment for young drug addicts amid facility shortages.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Alfred Frechette
George A. Michael
State Food and Drug Division
William F. Hogan
Everett
Felix R. Perrault
Westford
Frechette
Beryl W. Cohen
Brookline
Michael
Hogan
Perrault
New England Council
New Haven
New York
James R. McIntyre
Quincy
Legislative Transportation Committee
Systems Analysis Research Corp
Cambridge
Connecticut
Rhodesland
Drug Addicts Boston
Elijah Adlow
Boston Municipal Court
Francis W. Sargent
Sherburn Reformatory
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