Vatican council debate over Jews in crucifixion declaration
Seven cardinals led a drive to restore a declaration absolving Jews of sole blame for Jesus death while five Middle Eastern patriarchs warned of serious consequences. At the same session, the council approved creating a permanent deacon body and weighed celibacy for deacons.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's
Ignace Gabriel Cardinal Tappouni
Antioch
Middle East
Area Votes In Congress On Supplemental Appropriation Bill
WASHINGTON AP Kansas members, all Republicans, supported the 208 103 passage of a 98 323 347 supplemental appropriation bill including 750 million for an anti poverty program. For Ellsworth and Shriver. Against Skubitz Not voting Avery and Dole.
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Kansas
Congress
Ellsworth and Shriver
Skubitz
Avery and
Dole
Ice Age National Scientific Reserve
Wisconsin
Green algae edible cheese for space flight
In Burbank California scientists from Lockheed say algae from stagnant pond sludge can yield high protein food for spacemen. A single strain has grown since 1961 and is harvested daily to make flour or a green cheese via simulated sunlight and human breath.
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Burbank
Calif
Moon
Lockheed California Co
Chimpanzees in East Africa Use Leaves as Napkins
An observer reports that chimpanzees in East Africa use leaves to wipe sticky hands after meals, illustrating tool use and practical behavior in primates and offering insight into local foraging habits and self-cleaning actions.
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East Africa
GM threaten legal action over illegal picketing at eight plants
General Motors warned it would pursue court action against the United Auto Workers unit for illegal picketing blocking nonstriking employees from eight plants. VP Louis Seaton called the actions seriously impairing local bargaining efforts at plants in Muncie Indiana Willow Run Michigan Bay City Pontiac and Flint Pittsburgh and Fremont California as GM and UAW negotiators seek to end the nationwide strike of more than 250000 workers.
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Louis G. Seaton
Muncie
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Pontiac
Flint
Mich
Pittsburgh
Fremont
Calif
UAW
Food Riots Erupt Across Hungry India
In New Delhi India AP reports food riots and student demonstrations surge nationwide. Police have killed at least five people and arrested thousands. In Bihar two died as police fired on leftist led demonstrators and three were killed near Hyderabad as police opened fire on looters attacking granaries.
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India
Bihar
Hyderabad
Frances Beauchamp to represent Columbus in Miss Columbus USA
Frances Beauchamp will represent Columbus in the Miss Columbus U S A contest in Columbus Ohio next month. About twenty girls from cities named Columbus will compete. Komodo dragons, large lizards, are believed to descend from Australian dinosaurs.
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Columbus, Kan
Frances Beauchamp
Columbus
Ohio
Noisy Welcome In New England For Johnsons
President Johnson won a wild welcome on a 15 hour swing through five New England states. He rode in an open convertible in Providence and Hartford delivering impromptu speeches and shaking hands amid cheering crowds. A car caught fire behind him as Rear Adm. George Burkley escaped unharmed. Johnson urged Rhode Island listeners to attend his inauguration and warned Republicans against a government he labeled reckless abroad and heartless at home. He paused to walk among fans, leading a crowd including schoolchildren, and greeted former Sen. Theodore Francis Green in Providence.
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Maine
Johnson
New England
Providence
Adm. George
Rhode Island
Washington
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Hartford
Conn
Theodore Francis Green
Congress
Mrs. Torrence 84 Dies in Topeka
Mrs. Mary Torrence widow of a long time Methodist minister died Sunday after a lengthy illness in Topeka at age 84. Born in Stephens County Texas she had lived in Topeka for 14 years. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Charles Nordquist Blue Rapids Kansas and two sons Elon Torrence AP staff writer Topeka and Dr. E R Torrence Lima Ohio.
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Mary Torrence
Torrence
Stephens County
Tex
E. L. Torrence
Arkansas
Nebraska
Kansas
Charles Nordquist
Blue Rapids
Kan
Elon Torrence
Youth for Truth Charter Meeting in Wichita
Youth for Truth, a teen organization to combat juvenile delinquency in Wichita, held its charter meeting. Director Dwight Billingsley said resolutions emphasize Christian respect, loyalty to Christian principles, self-discipline, obedience, honoring school officials, maturity, and respect for authority.
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Wichita
Youth For Truth
Dwight Billingsley
Heimann Campaigns Across Connecticut for New York Assembly Run
New York hopeful John G. Heimann concentrates campaigning in Connecticut where many affluent residents from his district spend summers. He targets resort areas there to reach voters.
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New York
John G. Heimann
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