Pope says world Synod holds key to church problems
Pope Paul VI told about 30,000 in St. Peter's Square that the world Synod of Bishops can solve the church's grave issues. Four liberal cardinals seek to widen synod debate, while the Pope vows to protect his supreme authority and grant bishops greater co responsibility.
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Moratorium Wednesday To Stress Nonviolence
A Vietnam Moratorium Committee spokesman urges nationwide nonviolent antiwar protests to pressure President Nixon to speed troop withdrawal. Sam Brown says participation estimates vary, but the effort aims to focus on policy not personalities and to end U S involvement in Vietnam.
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Goodell and Church Oppose Nixon Dissent Policy on Vietnam
Senators Charles Goodell and Frank Church argued against suppressing antiwar dissent as the Vietnam Moratorium approached. They defended speaking out as essential to ending the war, criticized Secretary of State Rogers's claim of progress, and supported the Moratorium while noting Nixon's recent war policy shifts. Both appeared on ABC's Issues and Answers.
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Nine Year Old Murder Case Target in Justice Court
Las Vegas bus driver Albert Burke 52 of 106 Mojave Road faces a preliminary hearing today in the Reed Walker murder case. Walker, a city building inspector, was found Feb 27 1960 on a power line road near Nellis Boulevard with a chest wound and seven gunshot wounds. Burke was arrested April 4 after detectives searched his home and found a .38 revolver linked to the slaying.
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Navy bans alcohol after smuggling scandal in Oslo
Oslo reports sailors abused liquor privileges leading to a navy order banning all alcoholic beverages from ships this week. Officials say the move marks the first such crackdown in 990 years of service.
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Personal Holiday Trend Shows Up In Labor Contracts
A Washington study finds a growing use of personal holidays in labor contracts. The provision, typically granting an employee birthday off, appears in 9 percent of the contracts surveyed.
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