Polish Cardinal Barred From Leaving Poland Vatican Bishops Ban
The Polish Communist government again refused Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski a passport, keeping him from traveling to Rome for the Vatican synod. No Polish bishops will attend, despite two other cardinals obtaining travel documents. The move shows regime tactics to split church leadership amid ongoing rights and church-building restrictions.
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Wyszynski
Zygmunt Choromanski
Karol Wojtyla
Piotr Kalwa
Larblin
Germany
United States
Canada
Charles de Gaulle
France
Wojtyla
Krakow
de Gaulle
Iiew
Rome
Strike action halts NBC CBS broadcasts and scheduling
The strike by NABET members halts live shows and sports coverage with Joey Bishop’s program set for Monday. Navy Penn State game from Annapolis is reported by producers with help from school information directors while Northwestern Miami game runs under supervisor crews in Chicago. Networks proposed a two year wage rise from 218 to 252 weekly, plus a 32 hour four day week. union sought 275 and a 37 hour week. Contracts expired last April 1 and extended to September.
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Joey Bishop
Charles Howard
NABET
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Odrenix Fat Loss Pills Offer Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement promotes Odrinex fat loss tablets available without a prescription. It claims quick fat reduction, easy swallowing, and a full money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold by John son’s Drug Stores at two locations with mail order service.
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Nine Persons Are Killed In California Collision
In Hollister California a two car crash on a rural road 70 miles south of San Francisco killed nine people. Two others were critically injured. survivors were taken to Hazel Hawkins Hospital. Police described a head-on collision with vehicles tossed about and nearly unrecognizable.
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Hollister
Calif
Saturn
Here
San Francisco
San Benito County
Hazel Hawkins Hospital
George L. Grunnagle
Otto Ottesen
Coast Guard searches for bodies after severe Lake Michigan squall
A blinding rain and 10 to 15 foot seas strand coast boats as squall spreads over Lake Michigan. Coast Guard planes, cutters, a helicopter and private yachts comb the waters for survivors while five bodies are recovered and more may follow. Fishermen from Grand Rapids and other port cities rush to the lake as boats seek shore near Point Betsie and Frankfort amid heavy swells.
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Lake Michigan
George Romney
California
Gresak
K. E H. Hull
Frankfort
Moon
Point Betzie
OAS ministers clash over how to curb Cuban influence
At the OAS meeting inside, ministers debated steps to pressure Cuba while Cuban exiles protested outside the headquarters. The talks centered on sanctions, including possible blacklisting of Western firms and ships dealing with Havana, as Mexico abstained from action and the US pressed for greater isolation of Castro’s regime.
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Castro
OAS
Venezuela
Latin America
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Cuba
Raul Roa
United States
Mexico
Rusk
Moscow
Mwrtel
Society of Free Men
Rusk Mid
Ean
Beulah Hurricane Toll Rises in Texas Mexico
Beulah left nine Beulah victims in Reynosa and Rio Bravo and raised northern Mexico deaths to nine, with eight in South Texas. The storm caused 95 tornadoes, 24 deaths in the Caribbean and Yucatan, and a reported one billion dollars in damages. Wind topped 145 mph, tides rose over 10 feet, and rainfall reached up to 30 inches unofficially. Evacuations and flood relief scaled across Brownsville Matamoros and Edinburg areas as extensive river flooding and sewage problems strained resources.
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Yucatan Peninsula
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Padre Island
Rio Grande
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Laredo
Tamaulipas State
Praxedis Balboa
Cameron County
Tex
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Edinburg
Harry Lewis
Civil ‘S Defense
Brownsville
Slatamoros
Beu‘lah
U.S
J. ¥. Friedkin
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Brownsville N
Matamoros
Salvation Army
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U.s.mexico
Miami
Texas
Tamaulipas
Texas Agriculture
John White
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Rio Grande City
Olmos Creek
National Guard
Falfuritas
Nueces
Atascosa J
Frio
Grande
Corpus Christi Bay
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Julius Mueller
DeWitt County
South Padre Island
Port Isabel
Homer Garrison Jr
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Texas Rangers
Johnson urged to seek spending cuts to save tax bill
Representative Al Ullman predicts President Johnson will call for about 5 billion dollars in spending reductions within two weeks as a condition to pass a 16 percent surtax. Ullman says administration sources discuss new priorities and the President must explain crisis pressures to the public. White House has not commented, Congress favors completing appropriations before detailing cuts.
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Marines Fortify Con Thien as Frontline Post Near DMZ
About 1 200 Marines man Con Thien with four supporting battalions along the Con Thien Cam Lo line six miles south, using the post for a forward defense and artillery base for barrage fire into the DMZ. Reinforcements, air raids, and Soviet aid additions frame a growing battleground as monsoon rains hinder air operations and both sides catalog casualties.
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Con Thien
Anothe
Cam Lo
Marines Fire Thousands Daily in DMZ Barrages
U S Marine artillery shells 6000 rounds daily against known and suspected enemy positions with immediate counter fire after Red guns. The U S Air Force reportedly sent three Bs2 planes per wave in two waves to targets just inside North Vietnam near Con Thien. Stratofortresses dropped 150000 pounds in first wave and hit artillery, aircraft positions, and revetted sites. second wave hit supply and storage areas below the DMZ three miles northeast of Con Thien. U S tactical fighter bombers flew 107 combat missions over North Vietnam on Friday targeting artillery positions near Con Thien.
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Cong Thien
Con Thien
Green ‘Berets
Bs2s
Pare
Moscow
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Kremlin
Ee Marines
U.S. Air Force
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Soviet aid growth hinted by Vietnam communique
The Saturday communique on Vietnam mentions deliveries next year of planes, antiaircraft rockets, artillery and small arms plus economic supplies to bolster North Vietnam's defense and development. It notes growing Soviet support with new credits and free aid, while most weapons are thought to move by rail via China.
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
South Vietnam
China
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Vladimir N. Novikov
le Thanh Nghi
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