Northern California Faces Renewed Flood Threats Amid Rain
Heavy rains pushed rivers higher across the region. Army helicopters evacuated residents near Eureka and Fortuna as the Eel River neared flood stage. Red Cross shelters and rising streams in Humboldt and surrounding counties prompted warnings and evacuations.
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Johnson lays out $1.2 billion plan to fight major diseases
President Johnson focuses on a disease war targeting heart disease cancer and stroke. He reviews a health message for Congress tied to a commission report and proposes 32 regional medical centers to deliver advanced diagnosis and treatment with integrated research and training.
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Pope Paul VI Sets Sept Opening for Ecumenical Council
Vatican announces Pope Paul VI has set September 14 for the opening of the fourth and final session of the Vatican II council begun in 1962 by Pope John XXIII. The pope urged council fathers to complete the task at the forthcoming session amid speculation of possible delays.
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Birth Control Film Series Halted by Catholic Bishops
A four part series on birth control prepared for the Catholic Hour on NBC TV has been postponed indefinitely after objections from bishops and others. Council president Martin Work said the decision was his own and hopes to air the tapes later after showing them to bishops and theologians. The Vatican Ecumenical Council rerun replaced the program. Pope Paul VI has urged study and a forthcoming statement on birth control.
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Soviets Repudiate Stalin Accusations Against Volga Germans
Moscow reports the Soviet leadership publicly repudiates Stalin’s wartime charges that Volga Germans were Nazi collaborators. A Supreme Soviet decree says the 400,000 Germans have been resettled in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kirghizia, with no plan to reestablish the autonomous republic.
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