Vatican council backs outline on modern world problems
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council, bishops voted preliminarily to prepare a general declaration addressing non religious global issues such as birth control and nuclear war. The vote, secret and not disclosed by count, followed debates on lay participation and sparked calls to resolve birth control quickly.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Ecumenical Council
Council
Pericle Felici
Paul VI
Giuseppe Amici
Modena
Italy
St. Peters Basilica
Wagner Enters Newspaper Strike Talks
Mayor Robert Wagner joins week-old New York newspaper shutdown negotiations with the AFL CIO, the Mailers Union, and the Publishers Association of New York. He plans to participate after noon sessions following mediator Theodore W. Kheel's report on fruitless talks Wednesday night.
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NEW York
Robert FL Wagner
Wagner
Aflcio
United States Pushes UN Action to Isolate China
In a General Assembly address Ambassador Arthur Goldberg denounces Communist China and urges U N members to deny Red China a seat. He calls for peaceful Viet Nam talks, U N pressure on Hanoi and Peking, and supports nuclear disarmament with broader treaties and transfers to IAEA for peaceful use.
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N.Y
U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
China
Lin Piao
Peking
Red China
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States
Goldberg
Security Council
Kashmir
Assembly
U. S
Soviet Union
Washington
International Atomic Energy Agency
IAEA
Court Hears $5,000 Demands From 1990 Massachusetts Council
Boston AP report recounts former secretary to Governor Furcolo testifying that six Executive Councilors asked about $5,000 each to approve a Furcolo nomination. Daniel OConnell, a retired judge, quoted Furcolo saying he faced his own campaign problems and would not be swayed by councils seeking patronage. Names listed include Crimmins Sullivan Cronin Stasini Favulli Kahales. Crimmins and Sullivan remain councilors. several defendants, including Furcolo, face bribery conspiracy charges and have pleaded innocent.
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Boston
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts Executive Council
Furcolo
Daniel J. O'Connell
Superior Court
Senate
O'Connell
Suffolk County Superior Court
Council
Anthony N. DiNatale
O’connell
Public Works Department
DiNatale
Crimmins
Sullivan
Stasini
Favulli
Furcalo
Allies uncover largest cache of enemy arms in Viet Cong sweep
In a sweep 40 miles north of Saigon Allied forces killed 20 Viet Cong and found the largest cache of weapons and ammunition yet uncovered. The operation, led by the 173rd Airborne Brigade, spanned 12 days with total Viet Cong fatalities at 44. Additional actions included a Viet Cong surgical station, a training camp, and five tons of rice. Separate incidents near Da Nang and in the Mekong Delta involved mortar attacks, outposts overrun, and a punitive firing squad.
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Saigon
UPS
Associated Press
Mekong
Dinh Tuong
da Nang
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Radio
Kennedy party ends in fast gyrations at discotheque
Mrs John F Kennedy hosted a decorous art gallery gathering that shifted to a private Asia House discotheque party honoring former ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith. Guests included Robert Kennedy Pat Lawford and Lee Radziwill as Killer Joe Piro led a 100-guest display of monkey and jerk dancing amid green-lit garden ambiance.
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John F. Kennedy
John Kenneth Galbraith
Kennedy
Joe Piro
Robert F. Kennedy
Pat Lawford
Stephen Smiths
Lee Radziwill
Edward M. Tenney
Washington
GI Insurance Bill Goes to President
The House completed action on a bill allowing armed forces members to buy a $10,000 group life policy for as little as $2 a month. The measure, with two minor Senate amendments, moves to President Johnson for signing.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Klan Rally Cancelled Over Knee High Grass in Duncan Park
The Grand Dragon of Georgia Ku Klux Klan cancelled a planned Fulton County rally at Duncan Park due to knee high grass and overgrowth. The decision was announced this week by Klan officials citing unsuitability of the site for public assembly.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton County
Duncan Park
Soccer Fans Save Tshombe in Kinshasa Stadium Attack
In Leopoldville two Congolese men armed with revolvers attempted to kill Premier Moise Tshombe after a Congo Liberia match at King Baudouin Stadium. Soccer fans restrained the pair and turned them over to police, according to a prime minister spokesman at a news conference.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
UPI
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
King
India Pakistan Ceasefire Holds With Ongoing Border Skirmishes
After a UN arranged truce many fronts fell silent though sporadic gunfire and a naval clash were reported before the deadline. Pakistani forces claimed sinking an Indian frigate while both sides reported casualties on the border.
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India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Karachi
Lahore
Radio Pakistan
All-India Radio
Sikkim-Tibet
U.N. Forms Truce Team To Supervise Kashmir Cease-Fire
The United Nations forms UNIPOM to oversee the Kashmir cease-fire with plans to add about 160 personnel and deploy thirty observers from the Middle East truce unit this week. Canada agrees to supply 10 observers and Sweden assigns six officers to the observer group led by General Nimmo.
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U.N
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United Nations
India- Pakistan
Unipom
Kashmir
U.N. Secretariat
Uruguay
Bolivia
Mexico
Venezuela
Thant
Addi
U.N. Truce Supervision Organization
Middle East
Israel-Jordan-Syria
Paul Martin
Canada
India
Pakistan
Robert H. Nimma
Sweden
Aix
Labor Costs Stayed Level Says Wirtz
New York labor secretary Wirtz stated that U S unit labor costs have remained almost level since 1940 defying inflation fears. He noted rising earnings and profits and falling unemployment over five years, aligning steel and maritime wage settlements with a 3.2 percent non inflationary guide. He predicted no intervention on other topics, and urged settlement of Boeing strike by the parties.
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New York
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Chrysler
General Motors
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Senate
Boeing Aircraft Co
Ray Siemiller
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Motorcycle riding sparks demand and ad service grows
More buyers and sellers enter the growing motorcycle market as demand rises. Eagle Family Want Ads offer to connect riders with sellers and invite readers to call an Advisor to ease the process.
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Edgar Rivard
Peck's Road
Eagle Family
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