Priests Under Fire in Vatican Council Debate
Vatican City AP reports bishops and cardinals debate life in the Catholic priesthood. John Cardinal Heenan blasted errant priests and urged accountability and closer ties among clergy, suggesting priests socialize and work together to avoid isolation and failure. Auxiliary Bishop Leven lamented frustrated assistant pastors and their lack of tasks. The council recessed until December 25.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
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England
Stephan A. Laven
San Antonio
Tex
Leven
Cardinal Heenan
Reverse Teach-In Rally Supports Viet Nam Policy
About 1,500 supporters mainly students and professors gathered for a seven hour symposium endorsing U.S. Viet Nam policy. Sen. Thomas J. Dodd opened, with Rowland Evans and Joseph Luman among speakers, aiming to counter nationwide antiwar protests.
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UPI
Committee For Freedom In
Viet Nam
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Dconn
Rowland Evans
Joseph Luman
U.S
Saigon
Young Americans For Freedom
State Department
Discipline Urged For Collegians On Campus
Gen Garri son H Davidson urged self disciplined behavior to help college students reach goals rather than demonstrations. Speaking at Hobart College he cited Berkeley protests and a Vietnam era campus unrest as examples. Davidson noted authority respect and planned actions as key, as Hobart awarded honorary degrees to seven individuals including Tenley Albright Stan Musial and Jerome O Brad Holland.
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University of California At Berkeley
Garrison H. Davidson
Hobart College
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California University
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Viete Nam
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Stan Musial
St. Louiis Cardinals
Jerome ‘O'Brad Holland
Cornell
Hampton Institute
Stitches Removed From President Johnson After Gall Bladder Row
Washington AP reports President Johnson had all sutures removed from his abdominal incision after gall bladder surgery last week. Assistant Press Secretary Joseph Laitin said the procedure went well. Mayo Clinic surgeon Dr. George A. Hallenbeck supervised the stitch removal after an early breakfast.
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George A. Hallenbeck
Mayo Clinic
Protesters mass in Berkeley as Oakland blocks Viet Nam march
Police halted a 10 000 strong Viet Nam Day contingent near the Oakland Army Terminal after a night of speeches denouncing Johnson and U S involvement. Protesters regrouped in Constitution Square Berkeley vowing another march this afternoon despite a city ban and a heavy police line.
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Viet Nam
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Oakland Army Terminal
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Oakland Army ‘Terminal
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Student Draft Dodger Protests Draw Senate Probe
Mississippi senator John Stennis denounces an “unwar ranted and disgraceful campaign” aiding draft avoidance as student groups coast to coast defend marches and pamphleteering. Congress ponders prosecutions while CBS reports show organizers spreading the idea that refusing to fight is a right. The Students for a Democratic Society and other groups are linked to pamphlets on conscientious objection and evading service.
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Justice Today
John Stennis
Dwiss
Stennis
Senate
David Mitchell
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Memnis
Students For A Democratic Society
Chicago
Price Lid Urged By Government
WOT SPRINGS Va AP Business leaders at the Johnson administration urged keeping a lid on prices to avert invasion fears. At a semiannual Business Council meeting they predicted 1966 price rises amid an overall economic upturn. Vice President Humphrey urged utmost judgment to avoid inflation’s danger while stressing price stability for world competitiveness and balanced payments. He said no current threat from Viet Nam spending would trigger inflation and that Johnson would act if necessary.
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Hubert T. Humphrey
Tumphrey
Nikita's Secret Weapon A Flop
In London the Guardian reported Khrushchev's boastful secret weapon blew up in 1960, killing Marshal Mitrofan and about 400 others. The device was a nuclear propelled missile, according to Guardian correspondent Victor Zorza.
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Today’s Prayer for Peace and Mercy
A devotional plea asking for divine guidance and inner peace. The speaker seeks hearts warmed by faith, courage to reject evil, and comfort through God’s loving kindness. A prayer for communion with God and for serenity against fear and ugliness.
Radio Men Said Out On Strike
West Coast radio operators walked out, declaring no contract no work. The U S Labor Department is gravely concerned about the impact on shipping and defense related commerce as unions stage a show down. William Steinberg of the American Radio Association led the strike talks with ship owners, with no immediate comment from ARAs officials.
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Pacific Maritime Association
Baltimore Sun
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Wiliam Steinberg
American Radio Association
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Steinberg
ARA
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James J. Reynolds
Labor Department
San Francisco
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