Anti Catholic Terrorism Stirs Concern
SAIGON The United States embassy voiced alarm over a surge of anti Catholic violence in central South Viet Nam with U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge taking a personal interest Several Vietnamese officials showed responsiveness to U S concerns while Premier Ngo Dinh Diem denied government tolerance of the hate drive Communist Viet Cong aided the violence leading to beatings looting and arson Catholic priests were forced to leave parishes as tensions rose A helicopter crew chief and an officer were wounded in separate incidents amid fighting in the Mekong Delta and a government outpost was overrun by guerrillas including defectors The Rev Robert Willichs of the Catholic Relief Service said several priests have left their parishes though he noted Buddhist monks were not involved and that anti Catholic sentiment may be amplified by Viet Cong.
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New York News Ltnl
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United States
Viet Nam
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Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nexen Neoc Tho
Maoncas
Ouny
Sone
Ngo Dinh Dic
Viet Cong
Em Jbassy
Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Mekong
Robert Willichs
Catholic Relief Service
Associated Press
Costal
Father Willichs
Iocal
Councilman Robinson fights council actions legality
In a legal fight over Gre County council control, Councilman Robinson challenges the legality of actions by Hawes presiding. Hawes asserts he served at majority request. Robinson remains in office. A summons was issued with answer due in 30 days as Judge Blair ordered.
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Counel
Sam C. Blair
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Robins
Counahnan
Fifth Ward
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Riley
Lakonia Disaster Claims and Rescue Efforts Stir Debate
Survivors criticized crew chaos and lifeboat failures after the Lakonia fire off the Canary Islands. Greek Line and rescue ships reported on scene while Salvage efforts continued as inquiries promise to examine safety lapses and procedures.
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Lovat
London
Salta
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Norwich
England
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Madeira
Stratheden
Rick Grande
Morocco
Canary Islands
Mateu Zarsbeis
House Edges Toward Adjournment On Aid Authority
Lawmakers move toward final adjournment with action on a nine dies adjournment resolution. President Johnson would gain authority to use Export Import Bank funds to guarantee loans to Communist nations, a move praised as limiting private risk. The $3 billion foreign aid package was trimmed by $100 million, amid multiple House defeats of the credit guarantee provision and a blocked compromise over presidential findings.
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Congress
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Senate
Truman Won't Repeat Shake With Nixon
Former President Harry S. Truman refused to repeat for news photographers his impromptu handshake with former Vice President Richard M. Nixon. He said The hell with it as he walked away. Later Truman posed for photographs with Nixon after the curtain closed on Here's Love at the Shubert Theater.
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Harry S. Truman
Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
Associated Press
Shubert Theater
Belgrade Synod Seizes Control of Serbian Diocese in U S
A Belgrade backed faction of the Serbian Orthodox Church moved to take over the American diocese, uniting spiritually with the mother church but seeking hierarchical control. Three new bishops were appointed and consecrated by Serb Orthodox clergy. Violence flared as rival groups clashed in Chicago and Bellwood and lawsuits spread across Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, and elsewhere. U S officials protested Yugoslav interference and demanded State Department action.
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Federal Commission For Religious Questions
Federal Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia
Josip Tito
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United States
Tito
White House
Chicago
Bellwood
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Til
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Yugoslavia
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Belgrade
Doda
Jefferson City Post-Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Jefferson City Post-Tribune notes its established year and staff roles, lists publishers and officers, and provides circulation and subscription rates. The item also cites distribution areas and AP membership, with pricing for carrier delivery, county subscriptions, and out-of-state mail, reflecting a mid-20th century city newspaper record.
Christmas Scenes Across the World This Holiday Season
The report covers a Floridian Christmas with a widow and her children in a crowded Palm Beach outing, Pope Paul VI inviting cardinals for a traditional audience and urging global leaders to pursue arms-free peace via the United Nations, and Cuba’s holiday marked by socialist signs and scarce religious sentiment. It also notes Cuba’s food rationing under Fidel Castro, including pork, tomatoes, and chicken allocations.
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Pali Beach
Fla
Ca Aliine
John Jr
Pope Paul
Sacred College of Cardinals
United Nations
Cuba
Havana
Pitiel Castro
Missouri voting measures approve present system with high turnout
The report notes strong support for Missouri's present voting system with 98 percent approval for the system, over 99 percent for absentee ballots, 89 percent for candidate filing dates, and 87 percent for paid time off to vote. The council cites abuse of the three hour provision, Brown remarks that most policies got strong backing but two questions split on scope rather than principle.
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Missouri
Brown
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