Italy tanker disaster off Sicily kills five crewmen
A violent explosion and fire aboard the Italian tanker Ugo Fiorelli five miles off Gela Sicily killed the captain Fino Donato aged 47 and four crewmen. The crew of 17 and a ship officer’s wife escaped by swimming to the sea as the tanker burst into flames. Two tugs recovered a body. three others died later in hospital from severe burns. Five others were in very serious condition at Gela hospitals.
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Taxi plan to foil attackers in Rio de Janeiro
Rio taxi drivers begin issuing 10,000 forms to be filled by drivers after picking up a passenger. The forms record the car licence number time and place and passenger ID card number and destination to hand to a policeman or petrol station attendant as a safety measure after 16 taxi driver murders this year.
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Nixon hints at Soviet talks amid campaign news conference
In San Antonio Nixon said there had been discussions of some kind of meeting with Soviet leaders before year end. He spoke after a two hour meeting with Johnson and advisers at the ranch, noting no plans for a Johnson Moscow trip but potential talks at various levels. Nixon criticized speculative reports on a trip and bomb pause.
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MP gets assurance on order in Greece
Australian Liberal MP William Bridges-Maxwell met Greek Prime Minister Papadopoulos in Athens for a one hour discussion on restoring parliamentary order after the 1967 army takeover. He noted the September 29 referendum on a draft constitution as a key first step and spoke with the Foreign Affairs under-secretary and officials.
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McGovern enters race for president
Senator George McGovern of South Dakota entered the Democratic presidential race aiming to end the Vietnam war. He signaled support for Kennedy's principles and acknowledged long odds, hoping to influence the nomination race between Humphrey and McCarthy and possibly accept a vice presidential role if he cannot win.
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Yarborough Endorses McCarthy For President
Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas endorses Eugene McCarthy for the presidential nomination, saying McCarthy is the best man available to handle the duties of the President. He noted the Texas delegation favors McCarthy over Vice President Humphrey.
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Catholics Told to Obey Papal Contraception Edict
Mexico City archbishops and bishops urge faithful to accept the encyclical as a solemn teaching not to be disobeyed while noting its impact on limited private birth control programs. They acknowledge hardship for families and encourage responsible parenthood and conjugal love with support. In New York, Archbishop Cooke asks 1.87 million Catholics to receive the encyclical and recommends frequent reception of the sacraments to aid adherence.
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Hovercraft lead daring hover raid on Vietcong coast
AAP-Reuter report says British designed hovercraft with machine guns attacked Vietcong coastal villages near Hue. 42 Vietcong killed, 98 suspects detained as sampans, divers and troops were engaged. US Marines and South Vietnamese police pursued Vietcong along the coastline. In Da Nang area heavy fighting continued with over 100 North Vietnamese entrenched. B-52 strikes around Saigon dropped 600 tons of explosives on enemy bases and infil rail routes as operations intensified.
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US Marine Charged With Five Murders In Vietnam
A 20 year old US Marine was charged with battlefield murder of five Vietnamese civilians near a village south of Da Nang. Lance Corporal Denzil R. Allen faces five murder counts while six other marines faced individual charges. Major General Carl A. Youngdale, commander of the 1st Marine Division, holds authority to review or order a court martial.
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Abortion plan for India outlined by government
New Delhi reports the Indian Government aims to permit abortions on a limited basis. Family Planning Minister Satya Narain Sinha told MPs that abortions could be allowed for women at great risk to health if pregnancy continued. The plan seeks to reduce birth rate while addressing severe health concerns.
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Priest Weds Divorced Mother in Los Angeles Ceremony
In Los Angeles a suspended Roman Catholic priest married Mary Ellen Wall, a 29 year old divorced mother and Seattle socialite, at a Presbyterian church with a Jewish rabbi witness. The Rev William H Pabay officiated, citing his views on church racial activism as a factor in the union.
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William H. Pabay
Mary Ellen Wall
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William Kramer
Burbank
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