Priest in Exile Protests Silence on Racism in LA
The Rev. John W. Coffield, 49, will enter a self imposed exile from the Los Angeles archdiocese as a protest against a policy he says enforced silence on racism. He departed June 22 and returned November 15 after opposing Proposition 14 and plans to work three to six years in Chicago among Latin Americans.
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Los Angeles
John W. Coffield
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Coffield
California
Emil Seliga
Chicago
Father Coffield
Ascension Catholic Church
Kennedy Family Ski Outing At Aspen Buttermilk Mountain
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children enjoy a first or second ski lesson on Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen Colorado. Secret Service limits crowds as photographers are kept at bay. Robert Kennedy and four children ski advanced runs while eight day visit continues with more Kennedy relatives arriving.
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Secret Service
Stephen Smith
Peter Lawford
Tar Heel Traffic Deaths During Christmas Weekend
At least 13 people died in North Carolina Christmas weekend traffic crashes. A head on collision near Sunbury killed a Portsmouth couple, plus other fatal crashes near Rocky Mount and in Charlotte. Two more people were shot to death, bringing total holiday fatalities to 15.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
U.S. 158
Sunbury
Gates County
Portsmouth, Va
William Arthur Mills
Mary Gay Mills
Lillie Mae Graham
Battleboro
Rt. 1
James Edward Clark
Baltimore
N.C
Rocky Mount
Henry Lee Workman
Charlotte
Ronald James Worthy
Winston - Salem
Carl Levon Jackson
Alvin H. Jones
Winston-Salem
Nathaniel Barbee Mills
Zebulon
Dora Harris Stokes
Greenville
Rt. 2
Robert L. Johnson
Bolivia
Roger Warren
Dunn
Essie Mae Savage
Wilson
Basil Woodrow Earnhardt
Huntersville
Kenneth Bryan Robinson
Burlington Industries Expands Capital Investment Plan
Burlington Industries Inc plans larger capital outlays in 1965 after a 1964 record of 1.2 billion dollars in sales and 50.9 million in earnings. President Charles F. Myers Jr says 66 million spent in 1964 on expansion and modernization boosted profits and sets groundwork for growth. dividend rose from 1.40 to 1.60 as of December 1.
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Greensboro
N. C
Burlington Industries Inc
Charles F. Myers Jr
Burlington
Myers
Police Cars Wrecked Chasing Two Youngsters
Two youths from Charlotte aged 13 and 14 stole a car and led a 50 mile chase through North and South Carolina. They rammed a Pineville police car before skidding on wet pavement and crashing into Lancaster Police Colonel Russell A. Hinson’s cruiser. No injuries were reported.
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N.C
Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Russell A. Hinson
Pineville
Van
New Pineville
Hinson
Christmas Weekend Toll Tops Five Hundred Fifty Fatalities
The three day Christmas weekend saw 555 highway deaths, below the 1955 peak of 609. California, Wisconsin, and Illinois reported multiple fatalities as states set new yearly records. Wisconsin reached 1 048 deaths for the year, Colorado 551, and Tennessee 1 046, with five states reporting no holiday fatalities.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Alaska
Hawaii
Maine
Montana
Washington
California
U.S. 101
Oceanside
Wisconsin
Illinois
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Colorado
Tennessee
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Says New Remedy
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery, with multiple cases showing actual reduction and strong patient statements.
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New York, N. Y
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