Catholic Church Debates Religious Freedom At Council
Cardinal Ottaviani and Archbishop Parente denounce the declaration as dangerous to faith while defending church rights. Bishops Primeau and Buckley urge approval noting religious liberty as a true right. Council commission member predicts eventual approval to win convictions, not votes.
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Joseph Bickley
Wheeling
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Primeau
Buckley
Council
Humphrey assails Goldwater as bewildering and cryptic
New York AP report shows Senator Hubert H. Humphrey condemning Senator Barry Goldwater as offering a baffling blur and cryptic remarks. Humphrey campaigns with Robert F. Kennedy for New York senate run, possible early return to Washington as Senate weighs reapportionment delays amid White House pressure.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York City
Washington
Senate
White House
Erie Woman 43 Killed In Crash Near Mercer
Mrs. Jane M. Brown of Erie, 43, died instantly when her northbound car went off the road eight miles south of Mercer and struck a pickup head on. Driver Robert Liposky, 20, Volant, was treated for a shoulder bruise. Coroner said she was returning home from Pittsburgh.
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Mercer
Jane M. Brown
New Castle
Brown
Berm
Robert Francis Liposky
Volant
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Merle Wood
Lawrence County
Dear Mr President Lyndon Johnson Letter Questioning Diet
A reader from Bridgeport Connecticut writes to President Johnson asking for a brief life account for school. The message includes inquiries about caffeine free coffee and low calorie orange juice and comments on the president’s appearance.
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Washington, D. C
Lyndon Johnson
Marlys
Bridgeport
Connecticut
White House
Guaranteed 40-Hour Week Sought By UAW At GM Talks
The United Auto Workers press for a guaranteed 40 hour workweek as talks with General Motors near a final 24 hour deadline. President Walter Reuther notes GM would guarantee 40 hours pay for workers called in. Similar contracts at Chrysler and Ford already include pension gains and bonuses.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter Reuther
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Car victim dies in hospital after Johnstown crash
Patricia Sober, five, of Johnstown, was struck by a car in Johnstown on Monday and died yesterday at Children’s Hospital. The tragedy adds to the city’s road accident toll and prompts inquiries into the incident.
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Meerdink
Chuck
Cummings
Fred
Car Jensen
Roll’s
Pittsburgh
Patricia Sober
Johnstown
Children's Hospital
Estes Scandal Still Hurting Dems
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration rejects an African Union bid to halt U.S. military aid to the Congo. State Department cites need for Congolese government participation, signaling U.S. support for Congo against the five-nation delegation. Kenya’s Murumbi left for Washington as OAU talks falter.
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Johnson
Organization of African Unity
U.S
Congo
State Department
Robert McCloskey
Ghana
Guinea
Nigeria
United Arab Republic
OAU
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