Birth control left open as Vatican council closes
Pope Paul I proclaimed the last four Vatican II decrees after a three year session in St Peter's Basilica. The measures endorse religious liberty and modern world issues, including dialogue with non Catholics and atheists, while affirming priestly celibacy and continued study on contraception.
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Plane Locator System Aims To Cut Air Crashes In U S
FAA moves to fit major airports with a three dimensional radar using stored alphanumeric tags to identify aircraft. Transponders beam data to control towers reducing voice chatter. Costs run into millions with full national rollout targeted in about five years.
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Soviet Defense Budget Rises Five Percent in 1966
MOSCOW RP The Soviet Union announced a 5 percent rise in defense spending to 13.4 billion rubles for 1966, citing conditions of international danger. The budget equals about $14.8 billion at official rates, higher than 1965 by 600 million rubles, while U.S. 1966 defense outlay was budgeted at about $49 billion.
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