Archbishop Ramsey Criticizes Catholic Mixed Marriage Rules
Arch bishop Arthur Michael Ramsey of Canterbury warned at a World Council of Churches assembly that Roman Catholic rules on mixed marriages are wrong and must be altered. He urged change to end church pressure on couples and non recognition of marriages performed outside the Catholic Church, expressing hope for broad Catholic agreement.
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Trader Joe Sells 19 Coffee Bean Blends
Pasarena offers nineteen distinct whole bean coffees with unique blends. The selection highlights a wide range of flavors and roasted profiles for diverse tastes. Each blend promises its own aroma and character for coffee enthusiasts.
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Australia Gunman In Hospital Shootout Ends
In Sydney, Wal ly Mellish surrendered after a seven day siege ending with his release of his infant son and his bride Beryl Muddie. The army rejected his plea to join Vietnam service and Mellish was taken to a mental hospital.
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Soviet Missile Bases Said to Ring Outer Mongolia
London dispatch reports secret Soviet missile sites established in Outer Mongolia within range of China's industrial and nuclear centers. U S bases in Korea Japan and Okinawa also within range. The Soviets reportedly moved troops and armor along new rails to Ulan Bator and Choibalsan, with claims of a broader defensive shield and pressure on Red China.
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Chou Enlai quote notes strife hampering Hanoi aid
A Red Guard publication quoted Premier Chou Enlai saying clashes in China disrupted rail traffic and halted shipments destined for North Vietnam. The report linked fighting to reduced war material flow and noted disruptions across Manchuria and Linchow borders.
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Rockefeller Poll Idea Draws GOP Skepticism
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller proposed a national poll Tuesday to gauge the most popular GOP presidential candidate. A Nixon spokesman dismissed it as political gimmickry. The head of the national GOP committee also rejected the idea. In St. Louis, the New York outlet reported.
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Ray Extradition Appeal Set for Hearing July 29
London court fixes July 29 for James Earl Ray’s appeal of an order extraditing him to the United States to face murder charges in the King case. An earlier remand hearing set for July 16 and a potential Lords appeal were noted, with Ray held without bail pending the next steps.
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Weather Delays Powellder Puff Derby Move
The Powder Puff Derby cross country race for women pilots extends its deadline to noon due to fog and rain delays. Billie B. Stringer arrives with six planes, while at least 12 pilots remain in Savannah for the $3,090 event with winners to be announced later this afternoon.
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Negotiators See 4.6 Years' Talk On Russ A-Pact
Geneva sources say disarmament talks with the Soviet Union could span four to five years to end production of nuclear weapons. As the 17 nation conference resumes next Tuesday in Geneva, both powers may begin discussions about talks, reflecting the pace of earlier treaties on atmospheric tests and nonproliferation.
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Gold Price Dips Below 40 Dollars an Ounce
The free market price of gold fell below 40 dollars per ounce for the first time since mid May. Sterling strengthened amid Basel central bank measures totaling a 2 billion dollar loan to shore up funds and IMF actions. South Korea imposed import limits on luxury goods to protect currency reserves. Prices reported around 39.80 to 41.34 dollars per ounce, with mixed regional figures and policy context.
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Weather and You Water Advice From Historical Note
A brief reflection on a dog drinking icy water from Lake Superior and a caution about rapid ice water intake when overheated. The author notes that extreme heat, dehydration, and fast consumption of ice water can trigger stomach cramps and heart rate increases. Practical guidance stresses gradual rehydration and avoiding gulping cold fluids after exposure to high temperatures.
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Immigration records guide age estimate for hospital patient
Officials said they based her age on immigration records noting a 1962 claim of being 10, supported by a baptismal or birth certificate that later disappeared. Mrs. Gording is survived by daughter Anastasia Rodriguez of Corona, seven grandchildren, 31 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Judge dismisses all white jury in assault case
In Oakland a judge ruled non-whites were systematically excluded and declared a mistrial for five Negroes charged with assault at Santa Rita prison farm. Superior Court Judge George Phillips found conscious intent by the deputy district attorney to exclude non-whites as a jury category.
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Brother Believed Bomib Target as Teacher Killed
In Lorain Ohio a package exploded killing Daniel Ravace a 24 year old teacher. Herbert Humphrey said the parcel bore the name Tom Rovee which he believed was the intended recipient and that Tom Ronee 25 who works in Orlando had left Florida for Ohio after Daniel's death.
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