Catholics Dissent Over Birth Control Encyclical Debate
In Washington and across the country Catholics debate the popes birth control encyclical. Bishops and priests clash with church authority while lay groups, students, and clergy voice mixed support and opposition. Polls show substantial dissent among American Catholics and foreigners. Local religious notices list meetings, events, and gatherings through October.
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George W. Correll
New York
Washington, D.C
Washington
Patrick Cardlnal O'Boyle
Cardinal O'Boyle
Toby Stel
National Association of Catholic
St. Patrick's Cathedral
James A. Moe
Nulty
Buffalo
N.Y
National Council of Catholic Men
Fordham University
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Darlington
N.J
Catholic University of America
Gallup
Philadelphia
Pax Romana
National Student Association
Manhattan
Kaw
National Association of
Boston
Catholic Canon Law Society
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Cardinal O Boyle
Gene Kelly to appear on Gleason show for brief return to dance
Gene Kelly will dance on the Jackie Gleason show this Saturday but says the appearance marks only a temporary return. He recalls his 25 years of dancing on stage and screen, notes a knee injury in 1956, and explains turning to directing with Hello Dolly now costing about $20 million. He says the economics favor performing on Gleason over directing, and he plans to continue with directing instead of full-time dancing.
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Hollywood
Gene Kelly
Jackie Gleason
Miami Beach
Kelly
FredAstaire
20Th Century-Fox
New York Street
Barbra Streisand
Walter Matthau
Gleason
Helen
Grape Harvest Celebrates Altus Swiss Heritage and Wine
The Altus region, settled by Swiss families like Wiederkehr in 1880, revived wine making after prohibition and now produces about 90 percent of Arkansas native wines within four miles of Altus. The festival blends Italian German French heritage, featuring lederhosen attire, various games, and songs, with historic landmarks such as the Meiderwil cemetery stones and the Benedictine monastery visible from vineyards.
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Fort Smith
John Andrew Wiederkehr
Wiederkehr
Post Brothers
Sax
Altus
Wiederkehr’s
Arkansas
al Wiederkehr
Ozarks
Meiderwil
Order of St
Helen Help Us Youth Questions Asked For It Column
Readers submit questions on love, marriage, and parenting in a teensy column format. Notable letters discuss marital trust, temptation, avoiding children at weddings, and a mother seeking guidance after a daughter becomes pregnant before marriage with advice from Helen and H.
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Helen
Thomas
Jones
Tom
Pete
J.S. L
Czech TV Radio Chiefs Ousted Amid Occupation Tensions
Prague ousted the liberal chiefs of national radio and television amid a broader clash with Moscow over withdrawal terms. Jiri Pelikan and Zedenek Herzlay were removed after weeks away, with Tass noting Soviet displeasure over Czech media leadership and coverage during the occupation. The impasse centers on Prague and Moscow disagreements over media control and resistance reporting.
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Gene Kramer
Associated Press
Prague
Uberal
National Radio and Television
Kremlin
Tass
Soviet Union
Jiri Pelikan
Zedenek Herzlay
Pelikan
Moscow
Greed punished in bridge five no trump to seven spades
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a feud over overbidding in a North South gamble. In this hand North opens one spade and later bids four no trump. South shows two aces, North adds seven no trump, and despite a club finesse the defense rips four heart tricks. Gail Moss demonstrates seven spades as the declarer works dummy’s clubs.
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Alttin
Bak
South
North
Ings
East
Mike
Gail Moss
Gail
Ely
Culbertson
Gall
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge Problem and Propaganda Blends in 1968 Note
The page mixes a bridge puzzle with a sales pitch for Oswald Jacoby’s bridge booklet and a world news briefing. It reports Soviet pushbacks on troop pullouts, Czechoslovak opposition to trials of alleged counterrevolutionaries, and Pravda asserting limited sovereignty for Communist states, with Dubcek pledging action against counterrevolutionaries.
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Oswald Jacoby
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Tance
Moscow
Alexander Dubcek
Prague
Communist Party
Pravda
Identical Shirts Spark Party Feud Among London Elite
AP fashion editor recounts a party clash sparked by two men wearing identical turtleneck silk shirts. Designer Fish, who made the shirts, also attended, sparking comments on bold dressing. Berry Sainsbury, heir to a supermarket fortune, praises the look.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
WEW York
Michiel Fist
Lomion
Duke of Bedford
Lord Montagu of
Beau Brummel
America
Tris
Piccadilly
London
Fish
New York
England
Mr. Fish
Berry Sainsbury
Fortune
Mr Universe pageant sets 40 contestants in skimpy bikinis
Miami Beach AP reports a Saturday night Mr Universe contest with 40 contestants stripped to the waist judged on body symmetry, chest development, and overall balance. Makeup and hairspray are banned, with categories for most muscular and best chest awarded.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Walt Framer
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