Laymen Rally Supporter Pressure Archbishop Lucey Resign
In San Antonio a civic center rally drew about 2000 supporters for 51 priests who called the Vatican to resign Archbishop Robert Lucey 77 amid an alleged age related communication gap. The gathering organized by the Association of Lay Involvement included 66 opposing priests and urged faith based unity.
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Regal Queen Mary to Reign as Long Beach Attraction
Long Beach Calif NEA reports the Queen Mary undergoes refit to become a mixed use complex with a museum hotel five restaurants and shops. plans include 411 hotel rooms a convention hall and amusements with 3.5 million visitors yearly and annual food revenue of 7 to 8 million. new roads marina and aerial tramway link downtown to the ship site.
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Democrats Face Tight Senate Battle as Control Hangs in Balance
In the run to Tuesday’s elections Democrats are seen keeping Senate control but Republicans could expand gains. Forecasts vary with states like California Iowa and Kentucky shaping outcomes while party strategists weigh impacts of Vietnam bombing limits and coalition shifts.
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Survivors Searched as Italian Floods Kill Many
Rescue teams battled mud and flood damage in northern Italy after weekend rains and landslides. Official counts exceed 100 dead with 13 missing. 91 bodies found in Vercelli province alone. Army troops aid, roads washed out, towns evacuated, and injuries and economic losses mounting.
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South Koreans Kill 11 Reds in Frontline Clashes
South Korean troops killed 11 North Koreans Sunday along the truce front and western coast, authorities said. Premier Chung Kwun held an emergency meeting with security aides to discuss Pyongyang’s provocations following recent North Korean mortar attacks on front line positions.
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No Evidence of House Ghost Voting Found by Ethics Panel
The House Ethics Committee reported there is absolutely no evidence that members participated in illegal ghost voting during the 90th Congress final session. The weekend release addressed charges that some members were recorded voting while out of town.
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Exact-Fare Policy on Cleveland Buses Begun
Cleveland transit system enforces exact fare to deter holdups. Drivers take no change and accept only up to a one dollar bill. Riders paying over 30 cents receive a receipt redeemable at the CTS office downtown.
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