Pope Paul Iii Prays At Jesus Tomb In Jerusalem
Pope Paul VI arrived in Jerusalem and prayed at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher amid a massive crowd. A fire damaged power cables during Mass but was quickly suppressed as the pontiff continued his rites. He also visited the Garden of Gethsemane and faced jostling crowds and security delays along Via Dolorosa.
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Pope arrives amid weather and prayers on Jerusalem journey
The Pope’s arrival delayed by fog led to Beirut landing plans that were abandoned. King Hussein I helped guide the papal pilot through heavy clouds as crowds of about 2000 gathered at Amman. The pilgrimage includes holy site visits and a landmark meeting with Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras to pursue Christian unity.
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Adenauer urges West to trade disarmament for aid
West German ex-chancellor Konrad Adenauer warns against capitalistic stupidity. He says the West should demand disarmament in exchange for economic aid to the Soviet Union, and urges clear proof of peaceful intent before long term credits. He cautions Berlin remains dangerous terrain for talks.
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Auburns Racial Barriers Broken at Auburn University
Harold A. Franklin, a Negro student, registered as a graduate student at Auburn University amid heavy security. Gov. Walace ordered state troopers to keep federal agents away as a crowd of about 100 white students watched outside the library where Franklin checked in. Two unidentified students were halted by troopers when they offered greetings.
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Boston Bank Clerk Murder Shocks Beacon Hill
The nude, strangled body of Miss Mary Sullivan 19 a bank employee who recently moved from Hyannis was found in her Beacon Hill apartment. Police issued a pickup for an 18 year old male suspect amid a string of 1962 stranglings in eastern Massachusetts with prior victims also sexually assaulted.
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New Hope Kindled For 9 Aboard Plane
In Honolulu AP reports fresh hope in the search for nine missing military men after possible green flare sightings 700 miles west of Honolulu near French Frigate Shoals. Coast Guard planes aided by a Tokyo SOS report faced gale driven seas and darkness. No confirmed trace of the MSC cargo plane vanished on a Wake Island to Honolulu flight.
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Johnson Briefed by CIA Chief During Holidays at Ranch
President Johnson, after a quiet holiday period at his LBJ Ranch, received a routine intelligence briefing from CIA Director John A McCone and discussed budget plans with FAA head Najeeb E Halaby. McCone also visited former President Eisenhower at Palm Springs by Johnson's request to keep ex leaders informed. Halaby discussed budgets aimed to stay under the 100 billion dollar target as Johnson prepares to return to Washington.
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Johnson orders physical exams for youth at 18
President Johnson launches a new effort to test youths reaching 18 for physical and mental fitness for military service. Noncompulsory rehabilitation programs will aid those who fail. The task force cites poverty as a root cause and urges early exams for those reaching 16.
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Congress Clears Path for Johnson Agenda Amid Fiscal Focus
Washington AP reports Congress returns to work with President Johnson addressing a joint session on Wednesday. Key topics include a proposed near hundred billion dollar budget, housing programs, poverty attack, and revived area development funding. Senate Finance resumes tax cut review as House civil rights hearings begin with a petition push for a quick vote.
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Harwitz and House Shape Middletown’s History
A feature traces the key role of the Broad and Vanderveer street house and its resident Benjamin Harwitz in Middletown’s past. The narrative, by George Crout and Wilfred D. Vorhis, appears on page 21. The Missouri River is described as a transformed waterway aiding Dakotas’ industry and recreation, noted on page 22.
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Goldwater Says Rockefeller Is No Republican
Sen. Barry Goldwater says New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller is more Democrat than Republican. He flies from Los Angeles to Washington to announce his GOP presidential candidacy amid cheers from about 1,000 people at Dukes International Airport. Goldwater, still with crutches from a pre Christmas heel operation, vows to seek the nomination with wife Mrs. Goldwater at his side from Phoenix.
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