Vatican Sounds Alarm Over Saints Calendar Change
The Vatican urged calm over confusion as the Calendarium Romanum revision downgrades or drops more than 40 saints. L'Osservatore Romano sought to reassure Catholics that no saints are abolished while local veneration may continue where appropriate.
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Weather report from Danville and Midwest region
Weather at Danville in east central Minnesota shows warm rain sweeping the Midwest with hail reports across Minnesota Wisconsin Indiana Iowa and Illinois. Wind speeds exceed 50 miles per hour at several weather stations including Wabugie Iowa and Moline Illinois with mixed precipitation noted in some locations.
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Towa
Arkansas
Wabugie
Moline
Til
Zap in Sparks North Dakota Riots Spill Into Town
About 500 National Guardsmen remained on duty as chaos erupted in Hazen North Dakota after a premature Zap in event drew college-age revelers from North Dakota and beyond. Main Street windows were shattered and a foundation punctured. A dying bonfire burned amid beer cans while a Vietnam veteran was treated after an incident at a tavern wrecked during the night. Emanuel Landau, tavern operator, stayed at his home as violence spread through town.
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Fort Lauderdale
Main Street
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Hazen Hospital
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Nixon And Key Officials Discuss Campus Disorder
President Nixon Spiro Agnew and top aides met at Biscayne Bay to discuss campus unrest in a two and a half hour session. No decisions were reached and Ziegler emphasized the talk covered domestic issues in a general way. Participants included Ally Gen Mitchell and Health Secretary Pine, with Morton Ehrlichman Harlow Halde man and Dent also present.
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Senators Split Over Campus Violence and Federal Aid
Mansfield and Tower oppose cutting federal funds to universities warning that it could devastate many campuses. They call for lawful, peaceful dissent and fear harsher measures will feed militant action. Dirksen notes no White House plan yet and seeks clarity from Mitchell and Weinberg on federal response.
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De Gaulle Stays in Ireland at Private 11-Bedroom Hotel
General de Gaulle and his wife arrive in Ireland for a holiday staying at an English owned 11-bedroom private hotel guarded by loyal police and state security. Security operations run from Cahersiveen police station 30 miles away as Irish President De Valera welcomes the leader and hopes for privacy and a pleasant visit. The hotel is Grade 1 private with rooms listed at 3,204.80 dollars per person daily breakfast included, with a specially sized extra-long bed delivered for the 78-year-old former president.
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Cahersivern
Reannon de Valera
Ireland
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Calombey
Paris
Central bankers meet in Basel over German market moves
Basel based meeting of leading central bank chiefs discusses keeping global money stable after West Germany rejects mark revaluation. Alfred Hayes of the U S Federal Reserve attends as bankers debate negative rates, larger domestic deposits, restrained dollar supply, and a new recycling system to channel funds back to source countries.
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Alfred Hayes
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Maurice H. Stans
U.S
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Marines squeeze NVA in Arizona Territory near Da Nang
US Marines battled North Vietnamese forces about 18 miles southwest of Da Nang in Arizona Territory. By Saturday night 142 enemy troops were counted, six Marines killed, 13 wounded. Air strikes and artillery supported 1 500 Marines as they pushed toward the Vu Gia River and attempted to trap the enemy, who scattered and evaded at night.
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Arizona
U.S
Vu Gia River
7Th Marine Regiment
Association of Overseas Vietnamese Buddhists Endorses Peace Plan
The group calls the 10 point plan a big step toward peace and notes a new element implying North Vietnamese forces are in South Vietnam. Diplomats see this as essential to any withdrawal agreement. North Vietnam denies troops in the South. The plan still demands unconditional U S troop withdrawal, though timing and details need clarification.
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Plane crash near El Segundo involves experimental aircraft
A damaged experimental electronics plane crashed into a courtyard and two buildings near El Segundo. Firefighters from El Segundo and Los Angeles fought the blaze as four crew members died and two children were rescued. Residents recalled the crash as the plane’s tail section remained, while the fuselage burned.
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Jay Stroh
el Segundo
Los Angeles
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