Pope Paul to Visit Holy Land in January
Pope Paul VI announced a historic January pilgrimage to Palestine to honor the sites of Jesus life and death. He spoke at the Ecumenical Council closing, outlining liturgy reforms and calling bishops to share in governance as the church moves toward unity.
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LBJ Targets Budget Stringency amid Budget Drive
President Johnson aims for a lean federal budget possibly at 100 billion or more as he plans a agency by agency review. He backs cuts from Kennedy requests and seeks a 98 to 103 billion range while pressuring regulators to limit government interference in business.
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Tally On Smoker Death Rate
The American Cancer Society released its broadest study showing death rates are much higher for cigarette smokers than non-smokers and rise with smoking amount. An AMA panel highlighted ex-smokers' lower risk. 36 975 matched pairs showed 1 385 smoker deaths vs 662 non-smokers, with lung cancer and emphysema higher among smokers.
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Secret Service Men Seen in Fort Worth Club Off Duty
Washington AP report says the Secret Service agents in a Fort Worth club on November 22 were all off duty after working late. Treasury officials noted the group, including ten or more people, appeared to include aides and newsmen, but the agents acted properly.
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Johnson lauds Secret Service agent Rufus Youngblood
President Johnson praised Secret Service agent Rufus Youngblood as a noble and able public servant. At a White House ceremony, Youngblood received the Treasury Exceptional Service Award for shielding the Vice President’s body during the Kennedy assassination.
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Phone Co Buys Adjoining Site For Expansion
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. completed the purchase of 611 617 Third avenue SE in Cedar Rapids for future expansion of the adjoining telephone building. R A Schreder said no specific plans or architects are yet engaged. The 619 Third avenue SE building was enlarged in 1951 1955 and 1957. Local calls total 68000 lines, a gain higher than any Iowa city. The site was bought from Mrs Conrad R Paulson via J Edward Luce.
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She Remembers the Roses and the Blood in Dallas
The Life Magazine account features Jacqueline Kennedy recalling Dallas as the sun burned crowds and the moment of the shots. She describes roses, blood, the rescue by Clint Hill, and the struggle to stay with the President's body before receiving a ring returned by Kenny O’Donnell.
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Linn Voters Reject Shaff Plan By Wide Margin
Linn county voters defeated the Shaff plan by 4 to 1 with unofficial counts of 5,288 yes and 21,288 no and Cedar Rapids and Marion precincts heavily opposing. County Auditor Burrill expected the official canvass next Monday to adjust totals, reflecting a broad county rejection of the plan.
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Iowa Reapportionment Fight Follows Shaff Plan Defeat
In Des Moines a federal court judge set a pretrial conference for the Iowa reapportionment case hours after voters rejected the Shaff plan 271 214 to 191 421. The three judge panel will reconvene to establish issues for trial and may consider a dismissal of moot Shaff plan portions or summary judgment.
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President Johnson Lunches with Texas Solons on Capitol Hill
President Johnson dined Wednesday in the Speaker's dining room with the Texas congressional delegation. A White House confirmation notes the event occurred with a police escort and no business discussed. Grace Shepard, a House waitress, described him as humble and great.
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Moro Seizes Premier Role. Communists Isolated in Italy
Rome UPI reports Christian Democrat Aldo Moro settled a dispute with the Socialists and became premier of a center left government. His move isolates the Communist party in opposition for the first time since World War II.
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Chuckle Prophecy of Three Kinds of People
A humorous maxim divides people into three types: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who have no idea what happens. Copyrights apply.
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