Pope Paul VI Moves To Reform Catholic Worship
Pope Paul VI decreed a sweeping reform of Roman Catholic worship and urged shared governance with bishops. He announced plans for a historic trip to the Holy Land and set September for the next Ecumenical Council session, signaling stronger collegial authority while stressing unity under the pope.
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Pope Paul to Take Longest World Tour in History
The Vatican announced Pope Paul II will make a long tour beginning in January, the first papal visit outside Italy in 159 years since 1804. It will also be the longest voyage ever by a pope, spanning multiple countries and major ceremonies.
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Five More Hunters Report Deer Kills
Five more hunters reported deer kills since opening back season Monday. Two deer were downed near Lottsville by 16-year-old Michael Mitchell of Bear Lake, a four pointer, and Bill Turben of Columbus, a six pointer. Other successful nimrods were Paul Bowen Sr. of East Bond Street, a nine pointer near Cabin in the Pines. John Amoroso of Spring Street, a seven pointer near Spring Creek. and Ray Merriman of R. D. 3, a six pointer at Grand Valley.
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Bobby K Back On Job
Atty. General Robert F. Kennedy returned to the Justice Department to resume duties as chief federal law enforcer. President Johnson will rely on him to advance civil rights programs inherited from the late John F. Kennedy.
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Dems Claim GOP Tampers With Penns Voting Rights
Otis B. Morse Pennsylvania Democratic state chairman accuses the Republican legislature of tampering with voting rights through reapportionment bills. He spoke as top Democrats met to pick a senatorial candidate to challenge Sen. Hugh Scott. Morse urged defeating Scott and criticized an alleged phony peace effort while noting plans for a May Democratic fundraising dinner in Harrisburg.
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Johnson Eyes Budget Gap Amid Push For Economy
President Johnson aims for a lean federal budget beginning July with a target range from $94 billion to $103 billion, while pressing for economy, civil rights progress, and national unity. He meets AFL-CIO executives and Business Advisory Council delegates and plans talks with James Farmer to rally support. The Budget Bureau will review agency requests as he seeks tighter spending.
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Johnson places wealth in trustees. sells Washington home
Washington Post reports most of President Johnson’s personal wealth is now under trusteeship since 1961. He has put about 5,000 acres of unimproved Texas grazing land in trust, co-owned with Mrs. Johnson, and retains the John Kennedy City ranch house and surrounding bonds. The Elms in Spring Valley is to be sold. price paid for the house in 1961 is cited as 160,600 to 200,000 dollars.
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Leaders Push Petition as Civil Rights Bill Faces Hurdles
Washington plan by House leaders relies on a discharge petition to compel floor action on the civil rights bill. Republicans oppose bypassing committees, while civil rights leaders meet in an extraordinary session to coordinate support and press Kennedy’s call for rapid action. The effort aims for up to 150 Democratic signatures by Tuesday to force GOP cooperation.
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New Record UF Ends With $65 042 Contributed To Charity
The United Fund annual meeting reported a 1963 total of 65 042 for Charity, surpassing past records but below the $69 900 goal. Cochairman James Hammond and Charles Williams urged broader participation and outreach for future campaigns. Disbursements totaling 14 021 went to local agencies including Corry Memorial Hospital, Salvation Army, Red Cross, and YMCA. Additional agencies received full allocations from United Fund for Mead Park, Northwest Pennsylvania Heart Association, Needlework Guild, and others.
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No Postmaster Appointed Despite Rumor Circulation
Rumors claimed a postmaster recommendation by Peter Schaaf and local figures after the death of Jar Sullivan. Schaaf denied final action by midafternoon as officials in Washington weighed the three agencies and local names remained in the running for the appointment.
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Young Hunter Breaks Back in 120 Foot Cliff Fall
A 17 year old Butler County boy is in poor condition at Warren General Hospital after a fall down a cliff while hunting near Chorey Circle in Warren County. He was reported missing Monday night and found yesterday by a group of hunters.
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Agent Rufus Youngblood Receives Treasury Bravery Award
President Johnson lauds Secret Service agent Rufus W. Youngblood as noble and able for risking his life to save another during a White House ceremony. Youngblood, 34, earns Treasury Department exceptional service award, the agency’s top bravery honor, in a moment echoing the Kennedy assassination and prior agent Clinton J. Hil’s actions shielding Mrs. Kennedy.
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Eulogizes Kennedy At Memorial Service
The memorial service for John F. Kennedy was led by Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake at the National Council of Churches assembly. Blake praised Kennedy as a symbol of postwar hope for Christian cooperation in America. Gov. William Scranton urged Americans to rally around the memory of assassinated presidents and their pursuit of liberty.
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Comfortable Budget Questions In City 1964 Finance
A close review of the 1964 city budget shows a total of 250,015.45 allocated across general government protection to persons and property sanitation highways and bridges recreation debt service and miscellaneous. Specifics include 20,460 for general government 99,016 for protection to persons 300 for sanitation 83,396 for highways and bridges 38,900 for recreation 19,950 for debt service and 19,159 for miscellaneous items. The police department covers salaries uniforms gas and oil and related costs while the fire department accounts for salaries driving and maintenance. The budget also lists support for the Airport Authority and the Stanford Hose Company as well as street and bridge maintenance and paving programs. (Continued on Page Two).
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