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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
2
Vatican reports a year into the Pope Paul birth control inquiry shows the commission divided among three factions. No findings have been issued as the commission assesses population, family and birth issues beyond pills. A final report may come by year end, with possible postponements if needed.
Evangelist Billy Graham in Montgomery after an eight day crusade urged patience and unity. He credited the state for progress and said cooperation from Klan extremists and civil rights leaders, along with Christian love, could set a national pace. Graham met Gov. Wallace and noted interracial crowds at nightly services.
A fragment suggests a belief that happiness increases with wealth and spending on luxuries as people reach age forty. It hints at attitudes toward money and fulfillment but provides limited detail.
The article reflects on simple daily pleasures and contentment beyond wealth. It quotes the view that genuine satisfaction comes from basic comforts, verses about aging, and anecdotes of people seeking help. It contrasts wealth with lasting happiness found in ordinary routines and humane acts.
Rome police report a burglar Franco Monaldi broke into the seaside villa of Police Chief Franco Mancuso near Santa Severa and, after stealing a few objects, fell asleep on the chief's bed. He was found sleeping when the chief returned home.
The administration quietly seeks to curb global population growth by assisting underdeveloped nations. India Pakistan and Turkey have asked the United States for birth control program help, with AID expected to approve in coming months. Congressional hearings on population control programs are anticipated this week.
Senator Thomas J. Dodd warned on a TV radio program that Communists will extend guerrilla warfare to Latin America and Africa. He cited fighting in Malaysia Laos Thailand Korea and predicts more Dominican Republic and African conflicts in coming years. He also suggested peace talks in Vietnam may advance due to renewed bombing and U S troop increases.
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