Navy says Pueblo class ships fitted with improved destruction gear
Washington AP says after the USS Pueblo seizure on January 23 1968 the Navy installed enhanced destruction equipment on sister Pueblo class ships The gear aims at rapid demolition of classified gear with fewer operators and greater reliability While Cmdr Lloyd Bucher testified he faced delays due to money and time the Navy refused detailed comment and noted the upgrades cover the Pueblo class including the Banner and Palm Beach
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Disasters Leave 9 000 Homeless Nixon Orders Aid
In California the nine day storm left about 9000 people homeless as mudslides and floods destroyed homes. 86 dead and millions in damage prompted President Nixon and Governor Reagan to declare a disaster area with federal and state aid including low interest loans.
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Envoys Study Effects of Viet Cong Raids on Talks
Paris diplomatic delegates study reports on Viet Cong attacks timed to the four party conference. South Vietnamese officials warn that new violence could obstruct peace efforts while U S officials say the atmosphere may not improve though fighting is expected to continue.
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Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Snow Then Rain Tonight
The Middletown area expects cloudy skies with intermittent light snow changing to light rain tonight and Tuesday. Lows will be in the 20s to 30s, with yesterday’s high 22 and this morning’s low 18.
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Columbus Teachers Avert Walkout With Bargaining Revisions
The Columbus Education Association ratified changes to a bargaining policy averting a 3 800 member teacher strike in Ohio's largest capital city. A 6 30 a m meeting at the state fairgrounds approved a revised pact replacing no strike with a continued performance pledge and added arbitration and reopening negotiations provisions.
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Supreme Court bars courts from deciding church doctrine
The unanimous Supreme Court prohibits civil courts from ruling on church doctrine or core religious tenets. The decision blocks court involvement in church property disputes tied to doctrinal controversies, affecting splits within the Presbyterian Church in the United States (Southern) and two Savannah, Georgia congregations.
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Two Cleveland Priests Suspended After Cathedral Scuffle
Two priests Bernard Meyer and Robert Begin were arrested after an unauthorized Mass and protest at St John Cathedral in Cleveland. They met with Bishop Clarence Isenmann amid suspensions, while a protest group Christians Who Care denounced church leadership. The clash occurred as Begin distributed communion prompting a struggle over hosts.
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