Guam talks stress U.S. Vietnam commitments amid peace push
Officials in Guam plan a high level briefing on Vietnam policy as Johnson signals patience with war aims while Rusk McNamara and Westmoreland press for gradual pressure and civil development. Rusk said peace could come if Hanoi wishes and noted external influence from Peking and Moscow.
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Neare
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Pacific
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Manila
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Westmoreland
George Christian
Whitel
House
South Vietnam
Westmoreland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Hanoi Radio 1
Hanoi
California Democratic Council
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Rusk
Ho ‘Ni Minh
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Birth Control Big Problem For Catholics
New York AP reports Newsweek survey finds seven in ten Catholics want the church to lift its ban on artificial contraception. One in three Catholics uses a birth control method. 59 percent back the church on abortion while equal numbers would permit abortion if the mother’s life is endangered.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Louis Harris & Associates
iClarion Nurses Strike Continues in Clarion
A nurse strike at Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital enters its third day with no settlement in sight. Services are kept up by two nursing supervisors and five outside volunteers for 25 patients. Hospital administrator Miss B J Somerville says the walkout began Saturday over personnel policies not wages and did not elaborate.
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Clarion
Clarion Osteopathic Community Hospital
B.J. Somerville
Mass changes in liturgy draw parishioner support
Interviewed parishioners regard Mass as the most meaningful religious experience and 67 percent applaud recent liturgical changes such as substituting English for Latin in most of the Mass.
Svetlana Stalin Abroad Report Sparks Cold War Echoes
The Tass dispatch in New Delhi and Moscow reported Svetlana Stalin, 42, has sought asylum abroad amid fears she will not return to the Soviet Union. Swiss authorities issued a 45 day exit visa for her husband’s funeral, with her staying near Interlaken in a private house or small hotel, while U.S. and Soviet lines loosen.
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Svetlana
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India
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Womaut
Pittsburgh man convicted of first degree murder in jewelry robbery
Johnnie Lea Smith, 26, of Pittsburgh was convicted of first degree murder Saturday in the robbery shooting of a downtown jeweler last summer. The Allegheny County jury set the penalty at life imprisonment.
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Johnnie ‘Lea Smith
Allegheny County
Indiana Evening Gazette Legal Subscription Notice 1947 Rates
Public notice from Indiana Pennsylvania newspaper dated March 15 1947 lists subscription rates by mail Within County 12.00 per year Outside County 15.00 per year and a farrier rate 21.00 per year. Publication details include daily except Sunday status and second class postage paid at Indiana PA 15701.
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