Pope Paul Pleads For Calm Amid Birth Control Furor
Pope Paul VI spoke from Castel Gandolfo asking Roman Catholics to pray for him after a heated reaction to his encyclical against artificial birth control. He urged reflection and invoked doctrinal guidance as editorials in L Osservatore Romano defended the Pope. In Sydney a lay group rejected the papal ban by 196 to 117.
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Italy
UPI
Paul VI
Vatican
Vatican City
L’osservatore Romano
Sydney
Australia
Costa Mesa infant dies after highchair accident
A ten month old Costa Mesa boy died Saturday night when trapped between a table and a wall after being left in a highchair. He was pronounced dead at Hoag Hospital after a fire department resuscitation effort failed. Son of Lois and Andrew McDaniel.
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Lloyd E. McDaniel
Santa Ana Ave
Hoag Hospital
Newport Beach
Lois
Andrew McDaniel
Nixon plans TV focus for 1968 campaign in San Diego
In San Diego Nixon officials say he will rely on heavy television exposure and informal regional shows, avoiding reliance on frequent rallies. Klein notes teamwork with Agnew and finance leaders, while Nixon visits Tijuana and attends church in La Jolla amid campaign strategy talks.
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San Diego
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herb Klein
GOP
John F. Kennedy
Klein
Mission Bay
Point Loma
Reagan Pledges to Support GOP Ticket After Loss
Reagan returned to California from Miami Beach pledging his utmost to help the Nixon Agnew ticket win in November. He said he would likely campaign out of state but his main duty remains California and he hopes to recall Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. Reagan noted no presidential bid and refused the VP possibility, pressing to finish the job in California.
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Nixon
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Klein
Evans
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California
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Nixon Agnew
Miami Beach
Richard M. Nixon
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
San Diego
Democratic Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Inglewood
Unruh
Assembly
Washington D.C
Hold Target Shooters in Brush Fire Near Palmdale
A brush fire in the Kentucky Springs area of the Angeles National Forest burned 15 acres as 10 mph winds spread flames. Rangers held two people suspected of starting it with ricochet bullets during target practice. About 150 firefighters, 10 trucks, two helicopters, and a Forest Service aerial tanker fought the blaze.
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Angeles National Forest
Palmdale
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Six Northern Fires Contained Near Fort Bragg
Fire crews ended a sequence of lightning caused wildfires in six Northern California counties. The Fort Bragg area blaze scorched about 25 acres of state forest land, part of 166 fires in state forests and 300 to 350 in federal forests. Over 1,000 personnel used air tankers, helicopters, and earth moving gear at the height of the crisis.
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Fort Pragg
UPS
California
Fort Bragg
Humphrey Bates Optimism in Paris Talks
Senator Mansfield met Harriman in Paris amid reports Bates was en route via Moscow and Prague with North Vietnam assessments. Humphrey said halting bombing is possible with a reasonable reciprocal restraint, while stressing negotiators’ latitude.
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North Vietnam
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Senate
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Mansfield
Czechoslovakia
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U.S
Prague
State Department
Humphrey
Humphrey Expects First Ballot Nomination for President
Vice President Hubert Humphrey said he expects to win the Democratic nomination on the first ballot with about 1,500 delegates, 200 more than the required 1,312. He said Senator George McGovern’s candidacy would barely affect the outcome and noted McGovern’s Vietnam stance would polarize opinions but not trigger a major Vietnam battle at Chicago.
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UPI
Hubert Humphrey
George S. McGovern
Humphrey
McGovern
Opinon
Vietnam
Chicago
Sen
Hanoi
Guards Foil Reno Jailbreak by 26 Inmates
Washoe County Jail guards aborted a jailbreak by 26 inmates on a third floor dormitory Sunday night. The men reached a pipe tunnel after kicking out an air vent but were contained in the cellblock. a jailer spotted them via a peephole and alerted police sheriffs deputies and highway patrolmen with dogs.
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Reno
Nev
Washoe County
July Ship Traffic Through Golden Gate Exceeds June Levels
The Golden Gate saw 944 ships enter in July, up 5 percent from June and 814 percent from a year earlier. The Marine Exchange reported July tonnage rose 4 percent from the prior month as water traffic included vessels from 22 nations.
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Golden Gate
the Marine Exchange
Linguist Charles E. Kany Dies at 73 in Berkeley
Charles E. Kany a UC Berkeley linguist and emeritus Spanish professor was found dead in his apartment Saturday. Police said autopsy pending but death appeared from natural causes.
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Berkeley
Charles E. Kany
Emritus
University of California
Bar Robbery Report at Happy Hour Bar
George Harris owner of the Happy Hour Bar at 417 West 17th Street told police Sunday an armed gunman forced him to hand over 84 dollars from the cash register and fled through the front door.
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George Harris
West 17Th St
Agnew says he will not resign as Maryland governor
Republican vice presidential candidate Spiro T. Agnew announced he has no intention of resigning as Maryland governor despite campaign demands. He argued the state lacks a lieutenant governor and his office remains operational from abroad, stating he will make final decisions with staff while remaining within four hours of Annapolis.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Agnew
Annapolis
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