Opposition To Pope Paul Visit To Geneva Spreads
Geneva protests rise on eve of Pope Paul VI arrival as critics across Swiss society question the trip a first papal visit since the Reformation Swiss Protestants and some World Council of Churches members debate the plan while officials defend it as a step toward interchurch unity The Pope will meet officials at the Palace of Nations and attend Mass for Catholics in Parc de la Grange before a joint prayer with World Council of Churches leaders and a meeting with Dr Eugene Carson Blake.
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Geneva
Paul ‘VI
World Council of Churches
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John Calvin
Zurich
Tages-Anzeiger
Federal Council
Cointrain
Rome
Ludwig von Moos
International Labor Organization
Parc de la Grance
Haile Selassie
Palace of Nations
Vietnam troop withdrawals and policy shift discussed
Pentagon plans a 25 000 troop reduction in Vietnam described as redeployment to sectors like Okinawa or Hawaii. Melvin Laird says Vietnämization aims to shift roles toward self determination for South Vietnam, with reviews planned for August and units leaving Vietnam rather than individuals. Thieu reacts cautiously to the term withdrawal.
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Denfese
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Honolulu
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South Vietnam
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Okinawa
Hawaii
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Vietnam
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SBA Official Downplays GOP Rift Over Fuentes Matter
The SBA source cites a governance gap label and says most Republican senators approve current operations. James Reed, Sandoval aide, notes Sandoval referred Fuentes to the Justice Department after early complaints. Reed dismisses a widespread GOP critique while acknowledging one employee was not consulted in the minority program matters.
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Sandoval
Justice Department
Oman
Reed
Henry Gonzalez
D-Tex
Fuentes
Senate
Murray Kramer
Samuels
Kramer
Philip Pruitt
SBA
Universities Seek Early Comment on Campus Turmoil
The commission in its summer pause urged constructive thought before the new academic year. Dr. Milton Eisenhower, chair, warned universities face harm if the problem isn’t solved quickly. The report notes most students back democratic values, while a small nihilist minority uses terror to disrupt and force clashes with authorities.
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Milton §. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Near miss before Melbourne Evans collision sparks defense board questions
Subic Bay Philippines AP reports Adm Crabb testified Melbourne had a close pass with an unnamed ship three days before the May collision with the destroyer Evans. He described the bridge sighting, clear visibility, and alarms as Melbourne struck Evans in the South China Sea during SEATO maneuvers. rescue teams cleared all survivors within 30 minutes.
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Philippines
Frank B. Evans
Melbourne
G. J. Z. Crabb
Ile
Everett F. Larson
South China Sea
Crabb
Tre
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Reagan To Deliver Eulogy For Robert Taylor
Hollywood AP Ronald Reagan will give the eulogy at Robert Taylor’s funeral on Wednesday. Taylor died Sunday at 57 after a lung cancer battle. The service will be 11 30 a m at Forest Lawn Glendale with honorary pallbearers including Dale Robertson and Hal Bartlett.
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Ronald Reagan
Robert Taylor
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Bob Taylor
Nancy
Reagan
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
Church of the Recessional
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
Dale Robertson
Hal Bartlett
Don Milo
Morgan Maree
George Nichols
Don Purvis
Bradenton
Fla
Art Reeves
Robert Stabler
Burger Nomination Sparks Senate Hearing Controversy
Senatorial debate centers on Judge Burger's nomination with claims of restricted access to testimony from Randolph Phillips. Phillips says he was denied entry, while Eastland defends the committee's actions and notes lack of opposition testimony. Phillips asserts 65 seats were reserved for proponents.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Dirksen
Congress
Rate climbs as banks defend margins amid Fed tightening
Banks react defensively to Fed policy moves boosting borrowing costs. The Fed raised the discount rate to 6 percent in April, squeezing funds and pressing banks to borrow from overseas and reduce asset holdings. Business leaders warn of possible cutbacks on new equipment if rates stay high.
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Court Rules Wage Garnishments May Violate Due Process
The Supreme Court, in a wage garnishment case led by Christine Sniadach, held that freezing part of a debtor’s wages before a hearing violates due process. Justice Douglas wrote for the majority, while Justice Black dissented, arguing the ruling oversteps state powers. The decision signals a broader challenge to consumer credit rules and may spark further cases by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Wisconsin
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Christine Sniadach
Milwaukee
Miller Harris Instrument Co
Family Finance Corp
Bay View
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Byron R. White
Commission
FCC
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Baptist theologian clashes with pope on birth control encyclical
In New Orleans at a Southern Baptist Convention meeting, Rev. Dr. Wayne E. Ward argued Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical banning artificial contraception contradicts Holy Scripture. He urged individual conscience in moral decisions and promoted gender equality within marriage while defending responsible birth control use. He critiqued papal limits on marital unity and warned against viewing procreation as the sole purpose of marriage.
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Wayne E. Ward
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Selves
Southern Baptist Convention
Ward
United States
Paul
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Stanley races shadow state race as mail ballots probe looms
In Stanley Virginia the town election faces a clash over mail ballots with AFL-CIO official Aleshire backing a broad probe. Attorney Dovel for Aleshire and two incumbents seek investigations while county leaders and Governor Godwin weigh supervision amid Republican calls for state oversight. Campbell unavailable for comment.
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Shenandoah Valley
Aleshire
Gary Cooper
Afl-Cio
Appalachian Council
Page County
Henry &. Howell, Jr
I. R. Dovel
Luray
Virginia
Dovel
Stanley
Page County Electoral Board
Electoral Board
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Howell
Godwin
Linwood Holton
James Medford Painter
Council
Page County Commonwwealth
Erwin Hackley
Hackley
Slackley
Greek Escapee Recaptured in Athens Police Action
Athens AP reports Alexander Panagoulis, who escaped prison after a failed assassination attempt on Premier George Papadopoulos, was recaptured in a central Athens apartment near Koltsou Square. An army guard who fled with him also surrendered within hours.
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Athens
Greece
Alexander Panagoulis
Panagoulis
George Papadopoulos
Stiylianos Patakos
Koliatsou Square
George Morakis
Vietnam engagements yield US and enemy fatalities across provinces
In Vietnam, U S losses included three killed and 18 wounded in one engagement, with 26 enemy killed about 32 miles northwest of Saigon. Another clash left one American dead and six wounded, and armed units reported 45 enemy killed 60 to 65 miles north of Saigon. Additional fights in Tay Ninh Province produced 15 enemy dead and 3 American deaths with 16 wounded, while airborne troopers claimed 70 enemy killed with six Americans killed and 16 wounded. South Vietnamese headquarters report heavy action in Tay Ninh.
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25Th Division
Saigon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
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U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Tay Ninh
Thieu Says Elections To Be Decided By Vietnamese People
Thieu rejects coalition plans and says elections will be decided by the Vietnamese people. He notes South Vietnam's forces are ready to assume a larger role in fighting. Nixon announces a 25,000-man pullout by August with possible further reductions to follow. Thieu says the move will please Americans and make South Vietnamese proud.
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South Vietnam
Nixon
Midway
Thieuw
Labor market mixed as service growth steadies and pay rises
The report notes a slowdown in goods producing jobs from September to February while service sector employment continues to rise modestly. Average work hours slipped slightly to 37.7 for farm payroll and 40.8 for manufacturing, with overtime nudging up to 3.7 hours in May. The average hourly pay reached 3.02, up 19 cents year over year, but rising living costs have eroded most of these gains. Average weekly earnings for 45 million workers stood at 113.55 in May, up 6.86 vs last year. Unemployment totaled 2.3 million with 810,000 men, 867,000 women, and 623,006 teens unemployed, and racial breakdown shows whites at 1,841,000 with 3.1% rate and nonwhites at 458,009 with 6.5% rate.
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