Pope Paul VI Announces India Trip For Eucharistic Congress
Pope Paul VI says he will travel to Bombay for the International Eucharistic Congress, calling himself an apostle on the move. He cites the aim of bringing Asia closer to the church in brotherly dialogue as Congress opens November 28 and runs to December 6.
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Algerian Rebel Leader Ait Ahmed Captured
Algerian authorities announced the arrest of rebel leader Hocine Ait Ahmed ending the main resistance to President Ahmed Ben Bella. Ben Bella vowed severe punishment in a nationwide broadcast, as the regime declared the rebellion collapsing.
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Soldier wounded in Cap St Jacques bombing in Vietnam
U S Army reports a soldier nicked by shrapnel in the neck from a bomb explosion at Cap St Jacques a seaside resort near Saigon. He received first aid and returned to duty. The attack marks the first such incident at the town in memory of American personnel nearby.
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De Gaulle accuses U S diplomats of undercutting French tour
Paris reports say President Charles de Gaulle charged that American diplomats sought to counter his French led third force during a 20 thousand mile swing through South America. French officials condemned U S pledges of loyalty by Latin American hosts and noted rapid ambassadorial contacts after his departures.
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Goldwater Seeks Momentum as Campaign Moves Forward
Senator Barry Goldwater reports growing grassroots support as he campaigns through Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Texas. He ties his bid to the White House scandal, defends against Baker and Jenkins issues, and warns voters about a nuclear world while stressing farm and civil rights topics.
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Khrushchev may have quit as Soviet leader
American Communist Party leader Hall said Khrushchev likely resigned voluntarily as head of the Russian government and the Communist party in protest against mounting criticism from Soviet leaders.
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Science shrinks piles without surgery reveals new treatment
A new healing substance named Bio Dune reportedly shrinks piles, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows gradual improvement, with patients saying piles have ceased to be a problem. The product is sold as Preparation 4 in ointment or suppository form at drug counters.
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