Pope Paul VI Begins 9 Day Asia Tour From Rome
Pope Paul VI leaves Leonardo da Vinci airport aboard a chartered Alitalia DC8 on a 28,315 mile nine day journey to Tehran East Pakistan the Philippines Samoa Australia Indonesia Hong Kong and Ceylon. He delays 29 minutes for farewell speeches and aims to minister to Roman Catholics across Asia and the Pacific. He will stop in Dacca for one hour to aid victims of the November 12-13 cyclone and tidal wave.
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Paul VI
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Leonardo Da _ Vinci
Vatican
Paul
Emilio Colombo
Italy
Tehran
Shah Mohammed Rezai
East Pakistan
Philippines
Samoa
Australia
Indonesia
Hong Kong
Ceylon
Manila
Sydney
Asia and the Pacific
Dacca
Bay of Bengal
Vandenberg sergeant blends engines with opera singing
At Vandenberg AFB Sergeant Greg G Stahlnecker, 22, a music major and drag racer, works as an administrative specialist in the 25th Aerospace Defense Squadron. His life blends auto hobbyist builds and voice lessons, from early scholarships to plans for a 456 cubic inch Hemi powered 40 Chevy project. The piece notes his family and moves through his Air Force service and musical pursuits.
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Bill Cosby
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Stahlsnecker
25Th Aerospace Defense Squadron
Greg
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Westminister Choir College
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Southeastern University of Louisiana
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Houma Air Force Station
Fleta Lively
Patrick Afb
Fla
Vandenberg
LaPlace
Oppleasus
Southland Dragways
Louisiana
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Flota
Christie Denise
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Lompoc
Southern California Republicans to challenge Assembly leadership
Two Southern California Republicans plan to challenge Assembly GOP leadership. Paul Priolo of Pacific Palisades and John Stull of Leucadia said they are available to fill the leadership vacuum since the election. Priolo would contest Robert T. Monagan for the post of Assembly minority leader.
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UPI
California
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Robert T. Monagan
W. Craig Biddle
Paul Priolo
Pacific Palisades
John Stull
Leucadia
Assembly
Prioo
Monagan
Freeney Trial Ends in Acquittal as Witness Marries Defendant
The Houston murder trial of Mrs. Lou H Freeney ended in acquittal after the judge learned she had just married key witness Andrew Sims Jr. The witness, now Mr. and Mrs. Sims, could not testify against his bride, who faced a barroom shooting charge.
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UPI
Lou H Freeney
Andrew Sims Jr
Freeney
Hickel Firing Sparks Mixed Reactions in Congress
Congress reacted with surprise and some regret to Walter J. Hickel’s dismissal as Interior Secretary while noting Rep. Rogers Morton would likely win Senate approval. Senators Nelson and Goodell criticized the move as suppression of independence, while others defended Hickel’s overall record and Morton’s qualifications.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
J. Donald Adam
Harry J. Crompe
Gaylen Jackson
Washington
UPI
Congress
Walter J. Hickel
Rep
Rogers C.B. Morton
Thanksgiving generosity across the United States
Across the nation charitable meals and fund drives marked Thanksgiving as organizations and individuals helped the needy. The White House hosted 100 servicemen in Washington while Chicago Salvation Army prepared food for skid row men. In Indiana, Logansport church invited 150 unable to afford dinner for the holiday.
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Nixon
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Salvation Army
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Nixon Hosts Soldiers at White House Thanksgiving Dinner
President and Mrs. Nixon welcomed about 100 servicemen and women from nearby military hospitals to share Thanksgiving dinner at the White House. The menu featured roast stuffed turkey with giblet gravy.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Pregnancy not emergency delays discharge fight
Air Force says pregnancy is not an emergency. Capt. Susan Struck an unmarried nurse due to become a mother this weekend will not receive leave without pay. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals weighed whether a leave arrangement could be worked out as she faces possible discharge over her pregnancy.
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UPI
Air Force
Susan Struck
U.S
Richard F. Locke
Struck
US. Court of Appeals
Miss Struck
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