Pope says too early for council tie
In Geneva Pope Paul VI addressed the World Council of Churches and ILO delegates. He urged justice and peace while noting Catholic caution about joining the World Council and stressing youth training for a meaningful future. He called for spiritual protection and frank dialogue on Catholic membership.
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Justice of the Peace criticized for using office to collect debt
Iowa court faulted a Denison justice for leveraging his position to pursue a bad check case but overturned a $2,500 judgment for false arrest. The ruling defended good faith judgments while condemning coercive tactics, noting protections from liability for reasonable errors in judgment amid a case involving a farmer, a supermarket, and a 20 percent commission.
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Chuckle on tough choices and muddled wording
A humorous line notes a man facing a hard choice as he is quicked, bothered and bewhethered in a playful, if perplexing, misquote.
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Treasury Head Credit Crunch Can Be Avoided Says Kennedy
Treasury Secretary Kennedy says the 1964 credit crunch can be avoided despite high inflation. He warns inflation could become runaway and notes controls are not government policy. Rep Patman urges Nixon to withdraw deposits from banks with high prime rates. priority on extending the income tax surcharge. McChesney Martin joins the briefing.
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Children Accused in Fire Killing 12 Kin in Arkersburg
In Arkersburg West Virginia Roger and Susan Bailey two teenagers face murder charges in a deadly house fire that killed their father Charles Bailey, his wife, and four of their children. Police say gasoline was used and confessions were obtained as authorities move to prosecute in the case. The youths were held in custody for protection and transportation to jail pending a preliminary hearing and psychiatric examination. The family had recently moved into the two room structure where the blaze began.
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Nixon Hopeful Reds To View Exit As Signal
Nixon signals hopeful withdrawal of 5,000 troops by August end as a significant sign. White House aides say the Midway talks with Thiệu produced a successful outcome and aim to show readiness to withdraw 25,000 troops overall, with emphasis on combat units. Congress leaders from both parties to attend a formal Washington welcome with Vice President and cabinet members participating.
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No Appeal in High Court Of Ad Tax
The Iowa Supreme Court will hear no appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court on the three percent advertising tax. T. M. Ingersoll, Cedar Rapids, said a motion to dismiss the appeal will be filed soon. The Iowa court upheld the tax as constitutional on November 12, 1968. The Legislature repealed the tax and projected about $3 million in revenue, with allocations for municipalities and a seed fund for cities seeking federal grants. The case continues in state proceedings with the U.S. Supreme Court deadline looming.
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House Democrats urge Defense Budget Probe
A bloc of 76 liberal House Democrats formally urged a full scale probe into military spending noting waste of billions. They plan a resolution for an inquiry by all House Democrats as Defense Secretary Laird proposes outside experts to review weapons buying. The move aims to reform Pentagon procedures and curb chronic overoptimism in the military.
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Rule Plan Not Worth Continuing
The Pentagon canceled the air force manned orbital laboratory MOL project after spending about 1.3 billion dollars, with estimates of 300 million more to close contracts. MOL aimed to orbit two men for up to 30 days with a Titan II rocket, but technical issues and budget cuts led to termination and a shift to NASA's Apollo Applications program for civilian and limited military experiments.
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