Vatican Council rebuffs anti communism push and approves birth control declaration
At Vatican City AP Vatican II rejected a conservative bid to denounce communism while approving a strong anti discrimination clause and a two part birth control declaration. The panel votes show broad support for the atheism section and cautious stance on birth control with future papal guidance anticipated.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Princess Margaret Places Wreath at JFK Grave
Princess Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon toured Washington on the first day of their American visit. They placed a wreath on President John F. Kennedy's grave at Arlington National Cemetery and spoke of meeting President Johnson and enjoying U S art and historic sites.
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JFK
Washington
Margaret
Britain
Prinstood
Arlington Icess
National Cemetery
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Earl of Snowdon
Curtis J. Herrick
Washington Military District
Lord Snowdon
Patrick Dean
Kennedy
Santa Claus Project Grows Deliveries to Viet Nam Troops
The Air National Guard joins college groups and volunteers in sending gifts and messages to U S troops in Viet Nam under Operation Thanks and Operation Christmas Star. Pepperdine students and others collect thousands of items and 150000 messages, with shipments prepared for delivery to Saigon and El Toro and support from the Marine Corps.
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Santa Claus
Viet Nam
Air National Guard
Philadelphia
Pepperdine College
Southern California
Tennessee Air National Guard
Richard P. Ornsteen
Gladwyne
Saigon
Ornsteen
Defense Department
U.S. Marine Corps
Johnson
Dave Balsiger
Mike Maier
W. H. Krulak
Hawaii
Krulak
Marine Corps Air Station
el Toro
Calif
Terry L. Mayrhofen
Garden Grove
Pentagon
Jack Dealy
Tennessee Ang Information Services
Air Guards
Frank G. Clement
Washington
Winter Drought Outlook Hinges On Incoming Northeast Snow
The approach of winter with possible snow and cold could influence Northeast drought. Snow may replenish underground water while spring thaw raises reservoirs, but a deep frost could lock in the water table and worsen shortages. New York City faces ongoing restrictions. New Hampshire eases some limits, while New Jersey's northern systems remain in serious condition.
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Massachusetts Agriculture Department
James M. Weigle
U.S. Geological Survey
New Hampshire
New York City
Armand D’angelo
D'Angelo
George M. McGee
State Water Resources Board
New Jersey
Robert A. Roe
Conservation and
Eco
Ban Of Red China is Sought by United States in UN
The United States and nine other nations urged the United Nations to bar Red China from membership for another year. They asked the General Assembly to adhere to the 1961 ruling that admission requires a two thirds majority, a stance that surprised many diplomats.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
General Assembly
Peking
Assembly
World Forum
U.S
Ia Drang Valley Clash Rages In Largest Viet Nam Battle Yet
U S 1st Air Cavalry Division holds ground in Ia Drang Valley as North Vietnamese forces launch two fresh assaults from hillside positions. Commanders report 869 enemy killed in three days of fighting near the Cambodian frontier while American losses stay moderate. Intelligence links four to five regiments to the 235th division amid high ground advantage and aerial combat over North Vietnam.
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South
Viet Nam
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Hhighlands
Cambodia
235Th
North Viet Nam
1St Cavalry
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Dedication of Kennedy School Set for Monday
Secretary of State Kenneth M Curtis headlines the Kennedy Memorial School dedication in Biddeford at 1 30 pm Monday with Raymond Kenneally as master of ceremonies Deputy commissioner of education Ker mit S Nickerson of Augusta also speaks John Cimino the general contractor will hand keys to Spencer Wads worth of Wadsworth and Boston and the building will be presented to Mayor Edward F Gaulin Chairman of the school building committee The event marks the Kennedy assassination anniversary in Dallas with the new 26 classroom elementary school and admin offices.
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Kennedy ‘Memorial School
Biddeford
Raymond Kenneally
School Union 4
Biddeford-Arundel-Dayton
Kenneally
Kermit S. Nickerson
Augusta
Maine
John Cimino
Spencer Wads
Worth
Wadsworth & Boston
Edward F. Gaulin
Gaulin
Othar Cide
Bruce L. Smith
John Narsis
Smith
Saco Elects Three Seek Ward Alderpeople in GOP Push
Three candidates announced for alderman seats in Saco's seven wards. Incumbent Gerard G. Cassette seeks Ward 1, with ties to Saco Osteopathic Hospital and local agricultural groups. Ward 4 rival Raymond Carter, a WWII veteran and former two-term alderman, also runs. Ward 5 contender Clayton E. Freeman, a Maine Medical Center pharmacist and veteran, farms in York County.
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Saco
GOP
Gerard G. Cassette
Cassette
Saco Osteopathic Hospital
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
York County Extension Association
Pauline Metayer
Raymond Carter
Ferry Road
Carter
Peter A. Frasse and Co
Cambridge
Mass
New York City
Dorothy V. Brock
Joyce
Sally
Burns School
Clayton E. Freeman
Prospect St
Freeman
Kennebunk High School
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Maine Medical Center
Portland
iCenter’s
Federal Credit Union
York County Pharmaceutical Association
U.S. Army
Barbara Downing
Lynda
David
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