Pope and Archbishop Hold Historic Vatican Meeting
In the Sistine Chapel at Vatican City Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey met in a historic first between Rome and Canterbury since 1534. Both urged unity and world peace while noting differences, with an embrace signaling goodwill and renewed dialogue.
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Sheriff campaigns in Fulham for House of Commons seat
Gibraltar born Miss Elisa Sheriff 29 holds a 23 pound Rock of Gibraltar on her car hood during campaign for Independent Liberal seat in Fulham London. She advocates keeping the Rock British and backs Michael Stewart in re election.
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Johnson warns De Gaulle risks NATO unity and Western security
President Johnson warned Atlantic allies that Charles de Gaulle’s push to reform NATO could imperil France and endanger Western security. He urged consultation over isolation and stressed NATO’s deterrence value while signaling possible alliance reform with or without France.
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War Money Bill Sent To Johnson
The House sent President Johnson an emergency bill for 13.1 billion dollars to cover war costs in Vietnam. By voice vote the chamber accepted a Senate amendment limiting Defense Secretary McNamara’s authority to transfer funds for South Vietnamese and allied troops. The money is for the remaining three months of fiscal 1966.
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North Carolina considers 100 million bond for higher education
A statewide 100 million education bond is under serious consideration to fund capital facilities for state universities and colleges. Gov Dan Moore and the State Board of Higher Education discuss long term plans as enrollment projects rise to 115000 next fall and 16080 by 1975.
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Sunken Treasure Loses Glamor
Terence Davey hauled a box from Hayling Island surf two months ago containing 77 16th century silver coins worth about 2800 dollars. The coins were ruled as belonging to the finder after an inquest and coroner’s decision, prompting Davey to lament the long wait and costs incurred.
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China Angrily Snubs Soviet Meeting in Moscow
The Chinese Communist Central Committee rejected a Soviet invitation to the Communist party congress in Moscow. The letter dated Tuesday blamed anti Chinese forces for the decision and accused Beijing of provoking tensions along the Chinese Soviet border and hindering Soviet aid to North Vietnam.
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Johnson Rejects Immediate Tax Increase Proposal
President Johnson rebuffed calls for an immediate tax hike to curb inflation while leaving a door open to a later increase if needed. He cited housing starts fall and said the administration would assess effects of the current tax measure before acting. Johnson also named Robert Komer to nonmilitary reform roles and commented on U S China relations and AFL CIO independence amidst GOP election forecasts.
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