Army to release 20,000 National Guard Reserve troops by 1969 end
Washington reports the Army will release about half of the 20,000 mobilized National Guard and Reserve soldiers by Oct 31 1969 and the rest by Dec 15 1969. About 10,000 will return before Oct 31, most five months early of term. Some will come home sooner if the Vietnam war ends. The action follows the Pueblo seizure mobilizations earlier this year with 38,000 total called up across services and reserves.
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Rebel Italian priest defies church in mass street protest
In Florence the Rev Enzo Mazzi a 48 year old priest dismissed for creating an unauthorized catechism sparked protests by about 2000 parishioners in Isoletto led by eight wheelchair users. They marched to the cathedral square denouncing Cardinal Florit demanding their leader. The catechism described Jesus as a social agitator and was sold without church approval.
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West Germany and East Germany reach new trade accord
West Germany and East Germany sign a trade pact approved by the Bonn cabinet. Karl Schiller says the agreement should ease Communist harassment of traffic to and from West Berlin and include East Germany receiving 30 million dollars to settle a disputed oil bill along with a higher swing in annual trade.
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