Miller Humphrey clash over party lines in pre election push
New York Rep William Miller and Senate Democratic Whip Hubert Humphrey traded sharp attacks in separate Washington interviews. Miller criticized Johnsons civil rights and anti poverty programs while questioning Goldwaters extremism and urging stronger law and order. Humphrey warned Goldwater would lose in November citing nuclear risk and national security stances.
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Mexico weighs stance on OAS call to sanction Cuba
President Lopez Mateos召 convened ex ministers to advise on Mexico's position after the OAS urged sanctions against Fidel Castro's Cuba. Bolivian and Uruguayan moves to cut ties, Chile prep for election delay. Mexico remains a key Latin link to Cuba with air connections intact. Hanukkah noted separately.
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Bull the puppy seeks playmate as Greensboro turtle found
A seven pound land turtle was found in Greensboro on Sunday by Linda, the owner of Bull the puppy, as Bull seems to look for a playmate.
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Papal Encyclical Expected From Pope Paul VI
Vatican observers await Pope Paul VI’s first major pontifical document, the encyclical signaling the “concilia line” of his papacy. It follows his Ecumenical Council focus and aims to outline his program from the throne of St. Peter.
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Plane Crash Kills Two at Bloomsburg Park Picnic
A light plane carrying four people crashed in a Bloomsburg park crowded with picnickers. The dead were pilot Alan Weinblatt and Larry Cox. Clyde Bartholomew and John Stevens, both 33, were thrown clear and rushed to Bloomsburg Hospital in unknown condition.
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Feast of Transfiguration Marks Encyclical Day
High Vatican sources note Thursday as the release day for the encyclical, tied to the Feast Day of the Transfiguration. The observance is especially meaningful to Eastern churches, recalling Christ’s momentary revelation of divine light on Mount Tabor to Peter, James, and John.
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Pope hails US moonshot as advance in science
In Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul VI praised Ranger 7 as showing progress in science and tech but urged humility before God. He spoke to visitors at the summer residence warning against vanity in light of the achievement and called it a celebration of human spirit’s development.
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Nigeria reports nearly 800 arrested in Tiv tribal fighting
In northeastern Nigeria, Tiv tribal clashes leave hundreds dead this year. Riot police and army units remained on alert as 800 people were arrested, 80 faced trial and 72 convicted. The region, 15 000 square miles south of the Benue River, suffers deep political friction and possible undiscovered bodies.
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CORE workers released after FBI questioning in Jonesboro
In Jonesboro Louisiana seven CORE workers were released on bond after questioning by federal agents. Witnesses described armed white men arriving at the courthouse while bondsmen sought release for CORE staff. Authorities said the seven left the courthouse in the early hours with bonding arrangements in place.
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Boy Hunter Saves Father in Elephant Attack
In Johannesburg, 13 year old Darryl Behr fired at charging elephants while his father reloaded. He hit a bull elephant at eight paces and a cow at ten, earning a father’s praise that his son saved their lives.
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Polish Count Zamoyski Shot Dead Near Seek England
Polish Count Andrzej Zamoyski, 59, was found dead from a gunshot in a wooded area near Seek England on Saturday. A single barrel shotgun lay beside the body. he had been staying with friends while hospitalized locally.
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A New Way Out of Debt by Family Debt Counselors
Bill and Marilyn faced 2261 in debt as creditors pressed. Their marriage and Bill's job were at risk until they found the Family Debt Counselor program. The August Reader's Digest explains how this nonprofit plan has helped hundreds and how to start one locally.
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New Healing Substance Ends Itching Piles Fast
A study claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne stops burning itching and pain from hemorrhoids quickly. It supposedly shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and shows long lasting improvement per doctor observations over months. Available as Preparation Ointment or Suppositories with applicator at drug counters.
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