Paul VI Leader Who Followed John XXIII Path
AP correspondent notes Paul VI, steeped in Vatican diplomacy and pastoral work, pledged to continue Pope John XXIII’s reform program. His career under Pius XII and his Milan archbishop tenure gave him administrative skill and hands on pastoral experience in Italy’s Red Belt, including prison and factory outreach.
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Crusade at Haggai citywide reaches 37000 in attendance
The Haggai City-wide Crusade for Christ has drawn more than 37,000 attendees with plans to accommodate an expected 10,000 for weekend services. Stuart Hamblen appears Saturday night in the football stadium, with the final service again in the stadium Sunday night. Rev. Haggai speaks tonight on The World's Greatest Preacher amid Church Loyalty Night.
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Boy Killed In Fall From Truck In Brundidge
A 15 year old Brundidge youth Joe Galloway was killed when he fell from the fender of a county truck and was run over. Officer Joe Williams said he and two other youths were hired to clean county roads and had climbed the fender to move to a new location when the accident happened about four miles south of Brundidge on Wednesday.
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Burma rebels seek peace talks with Ne Win regime
Burma's Communist guerrillas, active 15 years, emerged from the jungle for peace talks after Gen. Ne Win invited insurgents to parley and promised safe conduct. Their strength has dwindled from about 10,000 in 1949 to roughly 2,500 today.
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First shipload of water from Red China reaches Hong Kong
A Liberian tanker delivered 3.2 million gallons of water from the Pearl River to Hong Kong's mains on Wednesday night. The supply from Communist China is provided free of charge to the drought-stricken British colony.
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