Campaign leaders vow to fight clean campaigning
Democratic chair Lawrence F. O'Brien and Republican chair Ray Bliss urged the Fair Campaign Practices Committee to curb disruption at political events. Charles Taft urged patience while noting education failures in teaching civic participation. O'Brien echoed Sen. Kennedy against violence as Wallace’s American Independent Party appeared on the mailing list.
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Wallace says judiciary must be put in its place in Florida rally
George C. Wallace, campaigning in Florida, denounced the federal judiciary from the Supreme Court down and urged a constitutional amendment to require Senate reconfirmation of judges after six to eight years. He called the court a “sorry outfit” and attacked desegregation rulings and obscenity decisions while highlighting opposition from students at Florida State University.
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O'Boyle Orders Sermons Targeting Birth Control Critics
Washington Cardinal Patrick O'Boyle instructed 130 parishes to deliver a sermon condemning priests who oppose the Pope's encyclical on birth control. He has punished 12 dissenting priests and may punish 44 more, urging pastors to present the letter without comment. The homily cites couples misled into contraception and reaffirms Papal teaching.
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Number of global dams tops nine thousand
UNESCO reports more than 9000 major dams exist worldwide. The count reflects a broad range of hydro structures spanning continents and nations, illustrating the scale of global water management infrastructure.
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Mother to test Santa Cruz High hair ban in court
Mrs. Arthur D. Smith plans a court challenge after her 16-year-old son Alan was suspended for shoulder length blond hair. Alan, a singer in a local rock band, argues for the right to wear hair as he chooses with ACLU support anticipated.
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General Practice Assembly Registers 3500 Physicians
William DeLay, AAGP public relations director, reports 3500 physicians registered for the four day post graduate seminars and clinical sessions at the American Academy of General Practice convention. Exhibitor and other registrations total 8500 over six days.
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Solons Seek To Trim Nation S Military Spending
UPI reports Senate Appropriations Committee proposed 353 million of the 72.2 billion defense budget for the current year with roughly one third directed to Vietnam. Substantial cuts target Polaris to Poseidon submarine conversions, personnel payroll, and operations while boosting VFX1 fighter development from 30 to 130 million, against House figures.
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