Birth Control Dissent in Washington Clergy Faces Ultimatum
Cardinal O'Boyle warned 52 dissident priests in the Washington area to recant their views on artificial birth control by Sept. 14 or face canonical penalties. One priest was removed after a birth control sermon. The dissidents vow to stand firm and seek a hearing, while the cardinal asserts church teaching obligates obedience to encyclicals.
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Washington
Patrick Cardinal O’boyle
Washington Area
Paul
T. Joseph O'Donoghue
Cardinal O’boyle
St. Francis de Sales Church
O’boyle
Hughes of Iowa Wins Nomination for Senate Seat
Democratic Gov. Harold Hughes of Iowa easily won the nomination to fill the seat of retiring Republican Burke B. Hickenlooper. He will face State Sen. David Stanley of Muscatine in November after Stanley led three other candidates for the Republican nomination. Primary balloting also occurred in North Dakota and Nevada for state and congressional posts.
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Harold ‘Hughes
Iowa
Burke B. Hickenlooper
Hughes
David Stanley
Muscatine
North Dakota
Nevada
Robert Ray
Des Moines
National American Legion
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Centerville
Robert Beck
Paul Franzenburg
Thomas Kleppe
Orville Hagen
Kleppe
Rolland Redlin
Robert P. McCraner
Bismarck
Ed Doherty
Rockford
William Guy
North
Reno
Alan Bible
Walter S. Baring
Richard Ham
James Slattery
Clyde Mathews
New Airport Safety Rules in Works
Federal aviation officials near finalizing proposed rules setting maximum landings and takeoffs at Kennedy Newark LaGuardia O Hare and Washington National to ease congestion. Rules would vary by weather with a stricter limit in bad conditions and may bar general aviation at peak instrument times.
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Washington
Federal Aviation
New York
Chicago
Federal Aviation Administration
Kennedy International
Newark
la Guardia
O’hare International
National Airport
Kennedy Airport
Agnew Returns to Governorship After Campaign Break
Spiro T. Agnew, the Republican vice presidential candidate, resumes state duties at the Maryland governor's desk after limiting campaign activity. He plans a public christening of his campaign Boeing 727 named "Michelle Ann" by RNC, with the ceremony at Friendship Airport early the next morning.
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Annapolis
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Republican National Committee
Michelle Ann
Friendship
J. Senevw
Vietnam
Raad
Banks Prepare Multibillion Export Finance Venture
New York banks plan a joint venture named Private Export Finance Corporation to fund jet aircraft exports and potentially other big-ticket items. Largely bank owned, the outfit would aim to boost foreign airline sales, targeting about 134 billion over the next decade as U S trade surplus shrinks.
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New York Times
New York
United States
Private
Export Finance Corporation
Nixon Campaign Speech Primer Advises Disarming Hostile Audiences
A 16 page brochure for Nixon supporters advises entertainers to start speeches by disarming hostile crowds and then show reasonableness. It notes differences between aggressive supporters and technical party workers and was found at Nixon's New York headquarters.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Camion Headaerters
Muskie warns Wallace remains real threat in race
Senator Muskie cautioned that Wallace could still pose a strong challenge as convention approaches. He said fourth party movements by dissident Democrats would likely fade as candidates and events unfold. Wallace, in a paid national TV appeal, urged unregistered voters to back his third party bid amid dissatisfaction with both parties.
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Muskie
Eugene J. McCarthy
Washington
Nyts
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
McCarthy Seeks Neutral Stance on Ballot Withdrawals
Senator McCarthy urged taking his name off ballots upon withdrawal deadlines while leaving his name in some states where backers push it. He said he would remain neutral in nonofficial approval states and support Democrats opposing Johnson Administration war policies. He urged supporters to rally behind senators aligned with his antiwar stance.
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McCarthy
Iowa
California
Wisconsin
Senate
United States
McCarthy Petition Effort Aims to Reach November Ballot
Long Beach and other California cities plan petitions to place Eugene McCarthy on the November presidential ballot. The effort, discussed by Long Beach Young Democrats, CDC representatives, and Vietnam Veterans groups, seeks viable alternatives to Humphrey Nixon and Wallace and may involve writing in candidates or abstaining.
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Eugene McCarthy
Long Beach
California
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
Lyndon Johnson
Steve Provost
Young Democrats
E. Jardin Ave
Humphrey
Chicago
Nixon
Earthquake Visions Send Church Groups Out of California
More than 300 California church members have fled since June after ministers report visions of a giant earthquake. Five congregations are planning to move as a group, with destinations including Atlanta, Kennett, Independence, Murfreesboro, and Port Heneme as the preachers warn of a disaster before 1970.
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Los Angeles
California
United States
Apostolic Gospel Church of
Bell Gardens
Don Abernathy
Atlanta
Mr. Abernathy
Abernathy
Noland
Kennett
Avenal
Fresno
Troy Perkey
Disabled Russian Ice Breaker Tows Barge Off Oregon Coast
A Russian ice breaker towing a barge anchors off Port Orford in territorial waters to repair a towing bridle and wait out 20 knot winds. The Coast Guard says the ship, from the Caribbean to Russia via Victoria, requested stay due to force majeure and may be joined by the Cutter Madock to assist.
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Ore
UPI
Oregon
Coast Guard
Madock
Astoria
Benjamin K
Schaeffer
U.S
Caribbean
Russia
Victoria
British Columbia
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44Th Assembly
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