Vatican Debate Over Jewish Responsibility Sparks Applause
Cardinal Augustin Bea defended a revised declaration on Jews and non Christians saying the Jewish people alone cannot be blamed for the crucifixion. The Vatican council also debated a religious liberty draft amid sharp lines between conservative and progressive prelates.
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There's a Catch In the Bargain
Cody Wyoming feature for husbands offers a dollar dress for wives with a catch They must wear the dress out of the store promoting the sale The odd bargain stirs local chatter and humor in this AP item
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Catholic Council Text Update Sparks Debate On Controversy
Critics from Jewish and Roman Catholic groups urged restoration of the dropped Crucifixion reference and opposed a line hoping Jews might join the Catholic Church. Cardinal Bea defended the revised text in general terms, saying the declaration aims at broader unity between Jews and Christians, per council spokesmen.
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Poll results at Kansas State Fair show LBJ leads
At the Kansas State Fair, three polls report Lyndon B Johnson leading across questions. Hutchinson News clocks 57.4 percent for Johnson to 32.5 for Goldwater across ballots, with 10.1 percent undecided. for governor Avery leads Wiles 49.2 to 37.5 with 13.3 percent undecided.
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Talking Box Knows No Frontiers Turns Africa Silent to Drums
An AP report describes the transistor radio sweeping Africa replacing drum voices and elders with spoken propaganda. Radios reach Tunisian camel drivers, Niger River oarsmen, and Ivory Coast houseboys, with growing ownership and press circulation. The Voice of America and Soviet, East Bloc, and China broadcasts shape public opinion across nations from Cameroon to Brazzaville, Congo.
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TB Groups Attend Meet In Topeka
The Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association and Kane sas Thoracic Society held their annual Topeka meeting on Thursday and Friday with about 200 volunteers and professionals attending. Dr James Brown reported a six percent rise in newly reported TB cases last year and speakers included Dr R G Loudon formerly of the local hospital. The program featured Mrs Charlotte Greer and Mrs Martha Fitch among others as Dr Brown and Mrs Burris spoke on ongoing TB challenges.
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Attendance Marks At State Fair
Hutchinson Kansas. AP brief notes the Kansas state fair ended its five day run with new records in attendance and exhibitors. Total attendance reached 545000, up from 482000 the prior year. About 30000 people attended the closing day.
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Allowable Boost Urged By KIOGA
Kansas oil group seeks restoration to 305 000 barrels daily, arguing June cuts did not help independents. Kansas Corporation Commission holds demand hearing in Hutchinson as October bids seek to keep 292 000 barrel limit.
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Yank Killed In Viet Nam Reported Near Saigon
In a jeep 12 miles northeast of Saigon grenades killed a U S Army officer and wounded another American. The wounded man, an Agency for International Development representative, was released after treatment at Saigon Airport. The officer was the 283rd American to die in Viet Nam in 34 months, with 193 officially listed as combat deaths. An enlisted Army man from a Special Forces camp was hit by mortar fragments in Tay Ninh Province and moved to a Navy hospital in Saigon in good condition.
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Goldwater slams civil rights law amid corruption charges
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces Democratic corruption and says the civil rights bill will fail without enforcement. He criticizes the Johnson administration, warns of a whitewash in the Bobby Baker affair, and urges that inequality be solved in the hearts of Americans during a northern New England tour. He speaks in Portland and Albany, asserting the law cannot work unless backed by action.
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Weather Raps California Area
Heat and storms sweep Southern California as a woman died from a lightning strike while gathering shells at Newport Beach. Temperatures hit 91 at Civic Center 96 in Ontario and 95 in Burbank while lightning felled power lines and sparked brush fires. Six fires reported in Orange and San Diego Counties were put out quickly.
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Local News Briefs From Chanute Tribune Page Five
September 25 1964 Chanute Tribune reports brief items from Chanute Kansas including community announcements and small notices. Names locations and dates reflect the era and local concerns of the period.
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