Rabies threat grows in Naples
Neapolitan residents faced growing rabies fears after reports linked an outbreak among stray dogs to possible spread via mice and horses. A ministry official warned of extended rabies danger, noting a rabid dog could bite a mouse and transmit the disease toward the Agoino racecourse area near two private kennels. The report cites earlier cases and cautions about further spread.
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Washington priests warned to withdraw birth control dissent
Catholic clergy in Washington face ten days to retract opposition to a papal encyclical on birth control or risk punishment by Archbishop. One priest defied instructions, criticizing the Pope from the pulpit over artificial birth control, while others lose parish duties pending action.
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Gowon to Allow Aid Flights to Biafra Amid Talks
Nigeria Gov t said Red Cross aid corridors would run from Fernando Poo to Ali Thiala and Awku, south of Enugu, to reach war victims as fighting continued in Aba and Okigwi. Red Cross coordinated relief, 3,500 tons staged, with rail and air deliveries planned, while Nigerian forces pressed campaigns toward Unima, Aba. An Army officer described a summary execution of a Biafran POW in Aba, provoking concern over conduct.
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Dissidents Demand End to Civil Disaster in Berkeley
Young dissidents in Berkeley demand relaxation of the civil disaster state and threaten to defy if retained. City officials tentatively rebuff their call for a mass meeting at a local theatre tonight or tomorrow night. A city manager spokesman says such a gathering would violate the disaster terms set after nights of gunfire, arson, and disorder following protests linked to Chicago violence at a Democratic Party convention.
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Vietcong Introduces Much Stronger Rockets in Attacks
US military sources report Vietcong began using a new rocket with ten times the explosive power of the 122mm rocket. Four were used for the first time to attack vessels near Saigon and along the Transglobe channel on August 30, one hitting a ship and killing a crew member. The weapon, named Triumphant, mounts new warheads carrying TNT, and targets ships approaching Saigon and military installations, with attacks also affecting Da Nang and Nha Trang coastal areas.
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Harriman warns North Vietnam on South Vietnam War
US diplomat Averell Harriman told North Vietnam at the Paris talks that no right exists for Hanoi to attack South Vietnam. He said Washington would withdraw forces as North Vietnam withdraws, while pressing Hanoi to let South Vietnamese determine their future. The session lasted under three hours with no new concessions.
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Trade Union Congress Defeats Censure Motion in Britain
The Trade Union Congress representing about five million workers defeated a motion condemning Labour Government policy on the recent devaluation and deflation measures. ASLEP had urged rejecting higher prices and tighter wage controls, while NUR officials noted the motion’s futility. Delegates later faced a vote on industrial action backing equal pay for women, with women delegates pushing for unified union support.
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Nine Natives Return To Bikini Atoll After 220 Years
Nine men representing about 300 Bikini islanders came home to Bikini Atoll, long cleared of inhabitants due to nuclear tests. They recalled the devastation since 1958 as they visited a cemetery where victims were laid to rest and observed a changed landscape with few trees and scattered ruins. The voyage highlighted ongoing memory of the Trust Territory authority noting the island’s altered state.
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