Pope Paul VI calls for no more war and disarmament
Pope Paul VI urged the United Nations to pursue a world without war, advocating arms reduction to fund development. He told delegates peace requires education by the UN, and praised disarmament as a road toward a humane history. He met President Johnson and planned an outdoor Mass for peace at Yankee Stadium with 90 000 tickets.
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Papal Visit To Spur Peace Efforts
President Johnson and Pope Paul VI met privately at the Waldorf Astoria in New York for a historic first American soil encounter. Johnson said the session may help energize world peace efforts and both leaders spoke to five reporters after the talks. The Pope expressed happiness that the discussion focused on mutual desire to work for peace.
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Senate Delays Action On Foreign Aid Debates Union Shop Ban
The Senate postponed final action on the $3.218 billion foreign aid bill and opened a lengthy debate on repealing Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. Dirksen leads opposition to removal of bans on union membership as a condition of employment, while Mansfield aims to bring the repeal to a vote. Pope Paul VI visit prompts New York security buildup around the Waldorf Astoria.
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Oktoberfest 1965 ends with farewell notes for La Crosse
The 1965 Oktoberfest closed amid crisp autumn weather and a mix of farewell tunes and festivities. Crowds dwindled from the parade peak, but square dancers from La Crosse State University drew attention as 145 squares performed, while beer tents and rides stayed busy for most of the day.
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Windy Opening Dampens Wisconsin Small Game Season
Wisconsin's statewide small game season opened with windy weather limiting hunting success. Managers reported a generally poor start though some birds were seen. Best early results were in Vilas Iron and Langlade counties for ruffed grouse and woodcock, with squirrel hunting strong in Jackson Monroe and La Crosse counties.
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Wisconsin records 22 road deaths in nonholiday weekend
The AP reports a bloody Wisconsin weekend with three triple fatality crashes pushing the toll to 22 and tying the state nonholiday record. The year to date toll climbs to 750 as more accidents claim motorists and pedestrians across multiple counties.
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Refuge In U S Held Out To Cubans By LBJ
President Johnson moves to offer asylum in the United States to Cubans fleeing Fidel Castro. He declares Americans will provide refuge as Castro challenges U S travel to Cuba and calls for a Swiss mediated refugee movement via Miami.
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Pope Paul VI surprises motorcade timing in New York arrival
Pope Paul VI altered the arrival schedule by stepping off the plane immediately after U Thant greeted him. After brief greetings and a greeting to America, he entered the limousine and chatted with Francis Cardinal Spellman while awaiting the motorcade. He then twiddled his thumbs and clasped his hands when he sensed observers.
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Fortas Is Sworn In as 95th Supreme Court Justice
Abe Fortas is sworn in as associate justice to open the new fall term. Chief Justice Warren administers the oath, Fortas succeeds Arthur Goldberg as ambassador to the UN, and Fortas becomes Johnson's first high court appointee. The court opens with 41 admitted attorneys and plans to hear 1,300 appeals likely affecting civil rights obscenity antitrust and reapportionment.
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RFK Stir Created at Pulaski Day Parade in New York
Senator Robert F. Kennedy and his brother Edward Kennedy marched in New York's Pulaski Day parade. They joined at 30th Street and were asked to leave 10 blocks later by parade committee chair Francis J. Wazeter to join the reviewing stand. Wazeter said the parade is not run for personal publicity.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Soviets Launch Luna 7 Automatic Moon Probe
The Tass agency reports the Soviet Union launched Luna 7, an unmanned automatic space station weighing 1506 kilograms, aboard a multistage rocket on a trajectory toward the moon. It carries telemetering instruments and aims for a soft landing in a trial toward a manned mission.
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