Hats For Women In Church Still In Force Though Not Enforced
In New York and Rome officials state the Catholic Church’s rule that women cover their heads in church remains valid though not strictly enforced. Canon law and Vatican guidance emphasize decorum, with emphasis on the spirit of the rule rather than rigid enforcement.
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New York
St. Paul
Vatican
NCCB
Washington
Thomas J. McGovern
Annibale Bugnini
Vatican Congregation For Divine Worship
Monsignor McGovern
McGovern Draws Fire Over Paris Meeting With Communists
Senator George McGovern faced opposition from Senator Harry Byrd Jr. over his secret Paris session with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong negotiators. McGovern defended the ten hour talks as a path to understanding the war while reaffirming calls for troop withdrawals and pressure on Thieu.
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Washington
George S. McGovern
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Virginia
McGovern
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
State Department
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Dakota
United States
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Johnson
Nixon
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Thieu
Hughes
Creighton Abrams
Henry Kissinger
White House
Ohio Senate to consider 100 million highway bill
The Ohio Senate was to introduce a bill to authorize 100 million dollars for new highway construction to begin by next spring. Half of the funds would go to counties and urban areas via a population and mileage based formula, with oversight by the Highway Department.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Senate
State Highway Department
Paul E. Gillmor
Tiffin
Gillmore
Gillmor
Oxford Miami University Campus to Close for July Fourth Weekend
Oxford campus operations will be mostly closed from 5 p.m. Thursday to 8 a.m. Monday with no classes Friday or Saturday and administrative offices closed during that period. The Miami University Center will shut Friday except for the Zebra Room and information desk, cafeteria closed, games room reopening at 2 p.m. Saturday, and the 1809 Room resuming service at noon Sunday.
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Oxford
Miami University
Thursiday
Miami University Center
New Castle Man Drowns After Motorcycle Accident
Michael Bonish of New Middle ton Ohio drowned when his motorcycle struck a rock and flipped into a stone quarry near New Castle.
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New Castle. Pa
Michael Bonish
New Middleton
Mahoning County
Ohio
Neilan Park Apartments in Hamilton Offers Immediate Occupancy
Modern 1 and 3 bedroom units with no yard work, storage, and electric kitchen plus range and refrigerator. Spacious living and dining area, full ceramic tile bath, and prices from 114.55 per month. Located at 21 Stephens St contact 893-8270.
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Neilan Park
Hamilton
Stephens St
Food Voucher Issue Ends Demonstration
In Youngstown Ohio the issuance of $10 emergency food vouchers to about 60 families ended a sit in demonstration of around 150 people at the Mahoning County Welfare Department. The protest centered on late July welfare checks from the state amid a delay in approving the state appropriation for the new fiscal year.
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Youngstown
Yoko Ono Expecting Baby After Car Crash
AP reports in GOSSPIE Scotland that Yoko Ono wife of John Lennon is expecting a baby and a hospital spokesman says an X ray shows the baby is safe after a car accident involving Ono and Lennon Tuesday night. Ono previously suffered a miscarriage in November.
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Gosspie
Scotland
Yoko Ono
John Lennon
Miss Ono
Lennon
241 Americans Killed In Vietnam Tally Drops
U S headquarters report the weekly U S death toll at 241 in Vietnam the lowest in seven weeks. Wounded total reaches 1 674 as combat activity shows a marked drop with 13 015 government losses and 3 333 enemy deaths for the period.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
William P. Rogers
Washington
Defense
Melvin
Laird
Paris
South Vietnam
Indicted Murder Suspect Barred From School by Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court rules teen suspect Buddy Lynn Whittington cannot attend Liberty Union High School. The decision overturns a lower court writ permitting attendance and notes the case was moot at hearing. Whittington, 16 when indicted July 29 1966, faced felony charges in the neighbor's death.
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Columbus, Ohio
Buddy Lynn Whittington
Fairfield County
Liberty Union High School
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Orvil Whittington
Baltimore
Ohio
Board of Education
Whittington
Supreme Court
Gladys Willard
5Th District Court of Appeals
Howard Cliff
Columbus
Board of Health
St. Bernard
Hearing Set for Browns on Armed Robbery Charges
A hearing for Frank Brown and Toni Brown, both charged with armed robbery, was scheduled for next Tuesday by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Hamilton attorney William R. Stitsinger was appointed to represent the couple. The Browns allegedly robbed Robert Rogers, a paraplegic income tax specialist, of about $1,000 at his home on March 4 and are also indicted in Warren County on shooting with intent to wound and breaking and entering charges.
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Frank Brown
Toni Brown
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fiehrer
Hamilton
William R. Stitsinger
Robert Rogers
Central Ave
Warren County
Highway Patrol to Buy Two Helicopters
Ohio state officials announce a $20,000 federal grant from the Department of Transportation to fund the purchase of two helicopters for the State Highway Patrol. Senator William B. Saxbe informed the patrol of the grant details in Columbus.
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Highway Patrol
Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
William B. Saxbe
Federal Department of Transportation
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Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
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Dwyo
Senate
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Ohio Municipal League
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Cuyahoga Community College
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