Pope says St Peter bones identified under St Peter's Basilica
Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI announced that bones found beneath the basilica 18 years ago have been identified as those of Saint Peter. He noted the remains include bone fragments and cloth and urged reverence while acknowledging ongoing debate and further discussion.
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Margarita Guardacci
University of
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Vatican
Missionary Program at New Morning Star Church
The Missionary Society of the New Morning Star Baptist Church at McComas hosts a program at 11 a.m. Sunday. Rev. T. M. Stevens will be the guest speaker and music will be provided by the Pilgrim Baptist Choir of Pilgrim.
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Missionary Society of the New Morning Star Baptist Church
McComas
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Pilgrim Baptist Choir of
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Ball Takes Over U.S. U.N. Delegation Amid World Crisis
George W. Ball became the U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations in New York, pledging to aid President Johnson on Middle East and Vietnam issues. He said the United States and Soviet Union can cooperate on some matters despite Vietnam, and he outlined hopes to expand regional cooperation. Ball, a 58 year old lawyer and former under secretary of state, met U Thant and spoke to reporters after credentialing.
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Geroge W. Ball
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Soviet Union
U Thant
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Arthur J. Goldberg
New York
Goldberg
Wallace Won't Quit Presidential Campaign Despite Pressure
Wallace announces he will not withdraw from the race under any circumstances. He says even if major parties push his ideas it is too late and without discussing with either party. He notes support from national politicians and plans rallies in Minneapolis on July 3 and in Dayton and Columbus July 6 and 7.
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Ala
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Albert Brewer
Minneapolis
Minn
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Virginia Veeco gets provisional nuclear permit for Surry plant
Virginia Electric and Power Co. receives AEC provisional construction permit for the nuclear portions of the Surry power station. Two nuclear powered units are planned in the $255 million complex with Unit 1 slated for 1971 and Unit 2 for 1972.
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Richmond
Virginia Electric and Power Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Vepco
Surry Power Station
Gun control push moves through Congress amid debate
Atty General Ramsey Clark urges interstate firearm registration licensing and mail order bans. Senate panel hears views from Sen. Kennedy and others about rapid action to curb gun violence. House leaders face questions on federal power and timing ahead of July recess as local officials weigh state action.
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Congress
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Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Asassins
Subcommittee
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
House Rules Committee
Hruska
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John V. Lindsay
New York
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Humphrey presses free education from preschool to college
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a national program guaranteeing education for all children from age four through college. He called for major increases in federal aid to schools and higher education, including preschool for four year olds and easier loans, funded by future national dividends.
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Denver
Col
Hubert H. Humphrey
Education Commission of the States
Humphrey
Interstate
Vietnam
Milk Price Still Undecided by State Commission
The State Milk Commission failed to reach a decision on proposed increases to minimum retail and wholesale milk prices after public hearings. A final order is expected next Wednesday, with effects not likely before August 1. Proposed changes include higher prices for quarts and half gallons at retail and wholesale levels, plus increased costs paid to dairy farmers for Class I milk.
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Richmond
State Milk Commission
Steve G. Conerly
Commission
Conerly
Rockefeller Criticizes Urban Policy in Connecticut Campaign
Governor Rockefeller assailed Democrats and GOP leaders over urban policy during a Connecticut visit for his presidential bid. He urged new federal funding approaches, calling for broad, direct and limited grants to states and cities to replace the current “special relationship” with municipal governments.
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Conn
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Connecticut
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
America
Injuries Fatal To Wythe Man
A 48 year old Wythe County man Cecil Clyde Hyatt of Ivanhoe died at Roanoke Memorial Hospital after injuries from a June 15 car tractor mishap one mile south of Ivanhoe. Gene Irvan of Ivanhoe drove a 1965 auto that struck Hyatt from the rear. Irvan faced reckless driving charges with possible additional charges.
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Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Ivanhoe
Cecil Clyde Hyatt
Gene Irvan
Irvan
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