Priest Baptizes Luci Johnson After Her Request
Rev James Montgomery says he rebaptized Luci Johnson in the Roman Catholic Church to satisfy church requirements and as requested by Luci. Episcopal bishop James Pike calls the rite a direct slap, noting Luci had prior Episcopal baptism. The Times reports Vatican puzzlement over possible conditional baptism and notes Catholic teaching on baptism's indelible character.
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Montgomery
New York Times
Vatican
the Times
Rome
Ecumenical Council
The
Holy Office
Times
Washington
James Montgomery
Miss Johnson
Father Montgomery
Seven Hurt In Cambridge Hydrogen Accelerator Blast
Seven people were injured as a hydrogen blast at the Cambridge electron accelerator damaged part of the $12 million facility. Harvard physicist Joseph Szymanski, in charge of the bubble chamber, shut off the hydrogen feed but a surge caused the explosion. Three co workers were listed as critically injured. others sustained less severe injuries. The center, operated by Harvard and MIT, reported no radioactivity and valued the damage at about $1 million. Continued details were expected on page two.
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Harvard
Joseph Szymanski
Cambridge
Szymanski
Massachusetts General Hospital
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Twinsburg
Ohio
Arthur C. Reid
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Frank Feinberg
Providence
R.I
MIT
Louis Hand
Dennis N. Ehn
Greeley
Colo
Cambridge City Hospital
Bent Hurd
Monrovia
Calif
Donald Golaskie
Somerville
Atomic Energy Commission
M. Stanley Livingston
Livingston
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Pleiku
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Royal Australian Regiment
Strategic Air Command
Guam
Duc Ca
Ba Gia
Quang Ngai
News At A Glance Summary of Vietnam and Capitol Moves
The Ba Gia jungle standoff persists with Viet Cong holding positions as U S helicopter units seek replacements. In Washington the Senate debates health care and a social security bill while the House considers a voting rights measure and a constitutional disability amendment. International notes include a stalled Prince Philip motion and the Sophia Loren Carlo Ponti bigamy trial opening in Rome.
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Associated Press
Vietnam
Ba Gia
U.S. Army
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Senate
House
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Los Angeles
International
House of Commons
Prince Philip
Sophia Loren
Carlo Ponti
Rome
Drought In Maine Deepens Across State
The drought in Maine worsened in June with rainfall at 58 percent of normal statewide. Ground water and reservoir storage fell below averages as inflows to reservoirs dropped to about 40 percent of normal, though no public water supply is in serious danger.
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Augusta
Maine
U.S. Geological Survey
Gordon S. Hayes
Hayes
Record Fourth of July traffic toll hits 531 deaths
The Associated Press counts 531 traffic deaths over a three day July Fourth period, near the 1963 four day record of 557. States California Missouri New York Ohio and Texas account for more than one third of fatalities while Rhode Island Delaware Alaska report none. Boating and non boating incidents add dozens more lives. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council urges driver improvement programs as risk rises.
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Associated Press
Howard Pyle
National Safety Council
Pyle
Safety Council
California
Missouri
New York
Ohio
Texas
Rhode Island
Delaware
Alaska
District of Columbia
Beach Chief Praises Law Enforcement at Resorts
Old Orchard Beach and nearby areas remained calm during the long weekend as Chief John Clark and Saco Mayor Paul Reay commended local and state police, the sheriff’s department, and National Guard troops for preventive measures. Gov. John Reed praised highway patrols while noting a fatality count of three over the holiday weekend in Maine.
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Old Orchard Beach
John Clark
Saco
Paul E. Reay
Reny
Sheriff's Department
National Guard
Reay
Maine
John Reed
Reed
Officials Call For Tougher Riot Laws Over Fourth of July Riots
Officials in Ohio Iowa New York report weekend disturbances by beer drinking youths at five resort towns. Geneva on the Lake Mayor Finley seeks higher penalties and new ordinances to curb disorder and arrest resistance. Laws hopeful prosecutors receive support from judges. Lake George saw about 350 arrests.
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Associated Press
Wilson W. Finley
Geneva - On - the - Lake
Ohio
Finley
Geneva-on-the- Lake
Lake Erie
Russells Point
Indian Lake
Frank Lausche
Ben Saunders
Arnolds Park
Iowa
Rockaway Beach
Lake George
N.Y
Lyman Card
Injured Youth Dies Of Injuries In Auto Crash
Dennis C. O'Hara a 19 year old Milwaukee youth stationed at Brunswick Maine Naval Air Station died at Chelsea Naval Hospital from injuries suffered in a June 18 auto accident in Cumberland Maine. His car left Interstate 95 and overturned causing a broken neck and other injuries.
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Chelsea
Mass
Dennis C. O'Hara
Cumberland
Maine
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Brunswick, Maine
Naval Air Station
Newport Quiet Newport Jazz Festival Ends Peacefully
The 12th Newport Jazz Festival in Newport Rhode Island concluded after four days with no violence, a calm finish contrasting past incidents. Local organizers praised crowd behavior and safety measures while guests enjoyed performances by visiting artists and the festival atmosphere remained tranquil.
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Newport
R. I
Army Wants New Copter Companies
The Army proposes to form five new helicopter companies in the United States to fill gaps as choppers remain in Vietnam. The plan calls for 125 additional helicopters and more than 1,000 more personnel, with current US forces operating 12 helicopter units in Vietnam and averaging a loss rate of one helicopter per 15,598 sorties.
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South Viet Nam
Defense Department
Viet Nam
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Ft. Riley
Kan
101St Airborne Division
Ft. Campbell
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Army
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