Papal ban inflames Polish millenium rites crowd
Czestochowa Poland Thousands of Roman Catholics cheered Cardinal Wyszynski as they marked Poland’s millennium of Christianity and protested the barred pope. Gov officials faced chants and warned taxi drivers, while Archbishop Baraniak denounced slander of the primate and unity with Wyszynski. Cardinal Wyszynski crowned Our Lady of Czestochowa as crowds prayed for Paul VI.
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Pauline Order
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Krakow
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Katowice
Lublin
Jaworzno
Rights Fight Over Civil Rights Bill Continues
Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. charges the bill would destroy private property rights while Sen. Strom Thurmond criticizes new federal offenses based on a person’s identity rather than the act. Ervin notes the Justice Department spent months drafting it, and questions why Congress must rush.
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Story Behind GI Letter to Mom in Family Weekly May Issue
The May issue of Family Weekly presents The Story Behind a GI s Last Letter to His Mom detailing Pfc Hiram Strickland s final words and family solace. Also features Apollo Cape Kennedy building details and a comeback tale of Kay Vandiver s left handed bowling after losing an arm.
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Julie London
Shay Crawford
Patty Johnson
Viet Nam War Updates and Viet Cong Supply Losses
B52 raids target southern exits of the Ho Chi Minh trail while Mu Gia Pass and other northern targets face bombardment. U.S. artillery strikes Cambodia as Viet Cong supplies pile up, with 1,367 tons of rice and 6,800 uniforms captured. Navy and Air Force flights focus on depots, road hubs, and bases as Sabotage and skirmishes continue across South Vietnam, Laos, and North Vietnam, with multiple aircraft shot down and 24 grenade attacks in Saigon.
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Ernest G. Small
Saigon
National Police
Stennis Warns on Vietnam War Readiness and Global Duty
Senator Stennis notes months of readiness since Vietnam war lacked large scale combat. He says time allowed ramping up production contracts deliveries equipment parts and training manpower. He urges a sober judgment of U.S. commitments worldwide and warns against facing multiple Viet Nam style conflicts alone.
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Free World
Minute Leak Delays Gemini 9 Mating at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP A minute leak in the oxygen supply of the jet powered maneuvering unit to be worn by Navy Lt Cmdr Eugene A Cernan during the Gemini 9 space walk caused a 48 hour delay in mating the Gemini 9 spacecraft to its Titan 2 rocket Officials said the May 17 launch date for the three day flight remains unchanged as a low oxygen system is being installed The leak was found in the unit stored behind the spacecraft and delays the booster hookup until fixed
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Young Salb Aged 14 Aided Summer Research With Marcus
A fourteen year old boy, Salb, worked in Marcus's lab during the summer of 1961, conducting advanced experiments with a home lab. He later attended City College of New York and coauthored a National Academy of Sciences paper with Marcus. The Einstein Medical Dean praises Salb as intellectually on par with a young PhD, urging continued formal education despite a college dropout status.
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National Academy of Sciences
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Ford Warns on Price Controls and Social Poverty
Ford lauded some of President Johnson's leadership but blasted government pressure on business to follow economic guidelines. He warned that informal price and wage controls are forming and may fail against rising demand. He cited real social problems like poverty unemployment and slums as dangers to civilization and urged action.
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Senator accuses Pentagon of giving Viet Nam equipment away
Senator Ernest Gruening charged the Pentagon with fraud and deception in disposing surplus property. The sub committee heard that construction and transportation gear, not weapons, was donated or sold abroad as uneconomical to repair, leaving U S forces in Viet Nam short of needed items. Hand tools worth about 30 000 were transferred to the Agency for International Development in Europe. Gruening condemned the program as a colossal giveaway to Americans and taxpayers.
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Korea
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Antwerp
Farm policy row widens as Freeman backs administration actions
Farm leaders press criticism of anti inflation moves hurting farmers while Freeman seeks to balance policy. He urged increased pork purchases for military use as hog prices dip, amid reports of internal disagreement with Gardner Ackley and other White House advisers.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Johnson
Senate Association
Gregory to challenge Daley in 1967 Chicago mayoral race
Gregory faces charges of resisting arrest and battery linked to a legal case while announcing his campaign to oppose Mayor Richard J. Daley in Chicago’s 1967 mayoral election. Illinois will hold a February 14, 1966 primary for US Senate and other state offices, with Chicago’s mayoral primary February 28, 1967 and a general election on April 4, 1967.
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Richard J. Daley
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Primary voting unfolds across states with GOP yet to finish
In Oklahoma and Florida races move toward possible runoffs while Ohio and Alabama show mixed gains. Bartlett and Rhodes lead in GOP governor contests as Burns and Kelly vie for Florida renomination with High third. Alabama sees strong Negro mayors and sheriffs challenging white incumbents across 52 seats amid first major South voting since 1965 laws.
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Tulsa
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Frazier Reams Jr
Florida
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Scott Kelly
Miami
Robert King High
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Kelly
High
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Toledo
Harry McIlwain
Cincinnati
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South
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Birmingham
Ala
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Fred D. Gray
Tuskegee
Macon
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Barbour
Gray
Clarence JT. Milldrum
Bill Neville
Johnson Seeks Open Europe Ties and East-West Trade Reform
President Johnson outlined a plan to strengthen East West ties, promote self determination in German unification, and boost economic growth globally. He urged lower trade barriers for Poland Yugoslavia and possibly Romania Hungary and Czechoslovakia while keeping limits on Soviet trade. He called for a Europe free of artificial barriers backed by discussed arms control and NATO revision to fit modern realities. He noted Poland's Christian millennium anniversary in a proclamation.
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Dr Bob Jones Jr Speaks at Southall Baptist Church
Dr Bob Jones Jr president of Bob Jones University Greenville SC will speak at Southall Baptist Church in Danville on May 3 8. He is a noted educator pulpit and radio speaker evangelistic campaign leader and author of Ancient Truths for Modern Days. His TV series A Look at the Book is widely aired.
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Bob Jones University
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South Carolina
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Southall Baptist Church
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Royal Geographical Society
London
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