Cardinal Wyszynski Defies Government Over Church Education
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski warned Poland's Communist authorities that God must guide education and conscience, rejecting state takeover of seminaries. He spoke to about 3,000 in Warsaw after government moves to inspect seminaries and close some schools. He praised church resistance and urged continued talks with the state, urged forgiveness toward Germany, and celebrated Poland's millennium in faith.
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Gene Kramer
Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
St. John the Baptist
Zygmunt Choromanski
Germany
Dallasites identified in Brownsville air wreck
The bodies of three Dallas residents were found in a single engine private plane wreckage on a Gulf Coast beach about 30 miles from Brownsville. Victims: Walter Reed and his wife, Reed the pilot, and Coates Mowbray of Du Pont Dallas.
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Brownsville
Tex
Dallas
Walter Reed
Coates Mowbray
Reed
Mowbray
Film Sales Department of
DuPont
Federal Aviation Agency
Stinson
Gulf Coast
Jeff Copsey
Rio Grande Valley
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
Pasa Rica
Mexico
Oldest Man Celebrates New Year with Lemonade
Moscow Tass reports Shiril Mislimov claims to be 162 years old and hopes to reach 2000 at age 196. He plans to avoid doctors and keeps fit with daily five mile walks in the snowy Caucasus Mountains of Soviet Azerbaijan.
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Moscow
Tass
Shiral Mislimov
Causasus
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Southern officials cautious on new desegregation guidelines
Southern governors and officials largely withheld comment awaiting the 1967 federal desegregation guidelines. Governor McNair of South Carolina challenged their force of law and argued against quotas while others awaited the Office of Education directive and a Fifth Circuit ruling backing desegregation for seven districts.
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Atlanta
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Associated Press
U.S. Office of Education
Guv
Dan Moore
North Carolina
Harry M. Sparks
Kentucky
Office of Education
Lesotho's King Under Arrest
King Moshoeshoe I, 28, was placed under house arrest by Prime Minister Leabua Jonathan after rioting left 11 dead. Police cordon, palace siege followed accusations he involved himself in politics. Chiefs meeting to decide his fate plan to issue an ultimatum to abdicate or quit politics.
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Maseru
Lesotho
UPI
Moshoeshoe I
Leabua Jonathan
Africa
Tibet
Moshoeshoe
Dutch Envoy Released After Five Months in China
Dutch charge d affaires Gerad Jan Jongejans left Beijing for Hong Kong after Chinese diplomats in Amsterdam met Dutch legal requirements to allow inquiry testimony by eight welding delegation members. Beijing had barred his exit following a death in the Dutch delegation. The Chinese claim of U.S. agent involvement sparked the dispute.
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Peking
Netherlands
Gerad Jan Jongejans
Amsterdam
Jongerans
China
Jongejans
Hong Kong
Pan Jen-shien
U.S
Hsu Tzu-tsai
Hsun Tzun-tsi
Officials Term Ruby's Condition As Unchanged
Cancer ridden Jack Ruby remains in serious condition at Parkland Hospital with an unchanged status officials said. A Dallas Times Herald report alleging he has lost the will to live was not confirmed as the hospital bulletin gave no such notice.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Parkland Hospital
Ruby
Lee Harvey ‘Oswald
Dallas Times Herald
Oswald
Parkland
Warren Commission
Kennedy
City Hall
Ten U S Planes Claimed Downed Over Laos
Radio Hanoi quoted Lao and Pathet Lao radio saying ten U S planes were shot down over Laos in a two week December period. Three of the aircraft were lost during attacks on Laotian territory in the December 24 25 truce window. The tally brings total U S air losses over Laos from May 17 1964 to December 25 1966 to 345.
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Tokyo
UPI
Hanoi
U.S
Laos
Pathet Lao
Masked Ball At Madrid Embassy Attracts Elite Guests
Mrs. Angier Biddle Duke will host a Valentine masked ball at the Embassy residence on February 14 to benefit the American School of Madrid. The guest list includes Prince Rainier of Monaco Princess Grace Grace Kelly and Truman Capote. Sophia Loren declined due to her pregnancy. About 120 couples are expected.
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Madrid
Spain
Angier Biddle Duke
U.S
Embassy
American School of Madrid
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
Grace
Grace Kelly
Truman Capote
Sophia Loren
Chinese Charge U S Vietnam Forces Hit Cambodian Village
A New China News Agency dispatch from Phnom Penh alleges that on Friday U S and South Vietnamese troops attacked Ba Thu village in Svay Rieng province. It reports helicopters strafed fired and looted, then troops landed and set fires, with villagers claiming numerous casualties and abductions.
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Tokyo
A _ Red
New China News Agency
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Bathu
Svay Rieng
U.s.-Saigon
Phnom
Penh
U.S
Texas Tech schedules groundbreaking for new business building
Ground breaking for Texas Techs 4.5 million business administration building set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at 15th Street and Flint Avenue. J J Fritch Construction Co of Dallas won the contract. Opening is planned for fall 1968 with a capacity to serve nearly 4000 students per hour. The 200000 square foot facility will hold extensive classrooms and a 500 seat lecture hall. The project sites include 514 acres on campus and 4010 undergraduates enrolled in the school.
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Texas Tech
Business Administration
15Th Street
Flint Avenue
Tech
J. J. Fritch Construction Co
Dallas
M. L. Pennington
Grover E. Murray
Lubbock
W. D. Rodgers Jr
Tech Board
Roy Farr
George Heather
Haskell G. Taylor
Dents
School of Business Administration
New China New Year Card Features Mao Portrait
New China News Agency issued a five foot New Year card showing a two foot portrait of Mao Zedong. The caption urged global solidarity against the United States and called for courage and struggle to advance the world toward communism.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
New China
Sunday
Mao Tse- Tung
Man Mao
U.S
Old Bolshevik Yelena Stasova Dies in Moscow at 93
Yelena Stasova, an early Bolshevik and the highest ranking woman in the Soviet Communist party, died in Moscow at age 93. She served as secretary of the Central Committee from 1917 to 1920, later replaced by Stalin, and had been a party member for 68 years.
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Moscow
UPI
Yelena Stasova
Soviet Communist Party
Miss Stasova
Yeksterina Furtseva
Mrs. Furtseva
Josef Stalin
Petersburg
Leningrad
Russian Social Democratic Party
Lenin
Bolshevik-Menshevik
Bolshevik
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