Pope Plans India Visit Amid Prayer Calls and Controversy
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI will travel to Bombay for the International Eucharistic Congress with a four day absence from Rome. L expressed prayers for his success while Hindu opposition and security concerns prompt plan changes.
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L'Osservatore Romano
Asia
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Eucharistic Congress
Johnson honors Gen Power with Distinguished Service Medal
President Johnson awards Gen Thomas S Power the Distinguished Service Medal at the White House. Power, 59, retired after seven years as commander of the Strategic Air Command and was succeeded by Gen John D Ryan. He flew to Washington from Omaha in a KC135 tanker after the ceremony.
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Udall Seeks Authorization for Three Big Water Projects
Secretary Udall said the administration will ask Congress to authorize the Garrison diversion in North Dakota Auburn Folsom in California and the Pacific Southwest regional project. The Bureau of Reclamation estimated total cost above 2.2 billion with 212 million for Garrison 411 million for Auburn Folsom and 1.659 billion for the Pacific Southwest plan.
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Johnsons Cousin Oriole Bailey Visits White House
Oriole Bailey, cousin of Lyndon Johnson, staying near the LBJ Ranch in Johnson City Texas, arrived at the White House with Johnson on Sunday night for what press secretary George Reedy described as a purely private personal visit.
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Inaugural Housing Rules Set by Washington Committee
The Inaugural Housing Committee met with the Washington Hotel Association and agreed that hotel rates will not rise for out of town guests during Johnson's inauguration on January 20. All accommodation requests go to the Inaugural Housing Committee at Inaugural Headquarters on 6th Street.
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Washington Hotel Association
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Beagle Her Cremated Buried at LBJ Ranch
The White House announced President Johnsons beagle Her will be cremated and her ashes buried on the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City. Her died after surgery to remove a stone swallowed on the White House lawn. Her brother Him survives.
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Indonesian gang ships sunk in Malacca Strait incident
A Malaysian navy patrol boat in Singapore reported that a motorized sampan carrying nine heavily armed Indonesians was fired upon and sunk early today. One Indonesian was killed and recovered, three were captured including one seriously wounded, while five others were presumed drowned.
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Merchants Side With City In San Francisco Theater Strike
Downtown merchants report up to 50 percent drop in business as two thirds of San Francisco cinemas remain closed for three weeks. The Nov 13 projectionist walkout at the Coronet Theater sparked the shutdown, with owners failing to reach a new contract.
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Young GOP Scions Seek Change in House Leadership Image
Younger Republicans push for a mid December caucus to broaden policy input. Leader Charles Halleck backs schedule flexibility as Goodell Griffin Ford supporters press for shifting the Old Guard image.
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Iowa
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Congo's Thomas Kanza Leads Campaign Against West Influence
In Nairobi the Congo's first college graduate Thomas Kanza, adviser to rebel leader Christophe Gbenye, emerges as a key voice against Moise Tshombe. The OAU calls for an African summit to curb Western-backed rule and weigh plans to limit Leopoldville power.
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Permission To Paddle Sought
Chester Township School Board seeks parental consent to paddle pupils for disobedience. Acting president Robert F. Russell says notices will go to parents this week and lack of consent would lead to expulsion for disciplinary problems. The move follows a teacher’s court appearance on assault and battery charges after spanking a fifth grader with a yard stick.
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Ring Helps Lead To Identity Skeleton found near Las Plumas linked to ring
A 1957 Childress High School class ring traced to T. W. Crabtree now 25 helps identify a skeleton found last month in a dry creek bed near Yankee Hill California. Sheriff Lonnie Cooper said Crabtree had been out of contact for nearly four years. The discovery came when two boys, Alvin Gramps and Davis Mahan, 15, of Yankee Hill, found a wrecked car and the skeleton nearby while hunting. The ring, belt buckle, and one shoe were the only clues to the victim. Mike Venezia led apprentice riders at the Saratoga meeting with 19 winners.
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Nix Elected Chairman of Boys' Club of America
In New York former Vice President Richard M. Nixon was chosen as chairman of the Boys' Club of America succeeding the late Herbert Hoover, who led the 104 year old group for 28 years until Hoover's death last month. In London the Beatles hit number one in Britain with I Feel Fine as Ringo Starr prepares for tonsillectomy this week in University Hospital.
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Richard M. Nixon
Boys’ Club of America
Herbert Hoover
London
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University Hospital
Paul Muni Released After Month-Long Heart Treatment
Santa Barbara AP reports actor Paul Muni, age 69, was discharged from Cottage Hospital after a month of heart treatment. Doctors said he is much improved and he has lived in semi retirement since 1962.
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Paul Muni
Cottage Hospital
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Ron Turcotte Dominates Saratoga Opening Meeting
Canadian jockey Ron Turcotte makes his first New York appearance of the year and wins nine races across 134 starts at the Saratoga meeting, highlighting a strong run of form for the rider.
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New York
Saratoga Meeting
Parkers Face Kansas Five in Razorbacks Opener
Fayetteville Arkansas AP Kansas visits Arkansas as the 1964-65 season tips off with Kansas star Walt Wesley at center against Arkansas 6-8 Ronald Cooper. Arkansas guards Ricky Sugg Steve Rousseau and forwards J D McConnell John Talkington anchor the lineup. Kansas counters with guards Del Lewis Riney Lochmann and forwards Ron Franz Al Lopez.
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Burk Hart Spins No-Hitter as New Iberia Edges Abbeville
Former NL umpire Ken Burk Hart pitched a no hit and no run game for New Iberia against Abbeville in Evangeline League play as a 1938 rookie. He drove in the winning run in the ninth. score 1 to 0.
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Abbeville
New Iberia
Yankee Teammates Share Apartment During Season
Yankees reserve infielder Phil Linz and Mets pitcher Tracy Stallard lived together in the same New York City apartment throughout the baseball season.
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