Vatican backs bishops on birth control stand
The Vatican approves Britain's Catholic bishops' hard line against contraception. Archbishop John Heenan released a Vatican letter from Cardinal Ottaviani reaffirming the stand, ending a prior misunderstanding over whether contraception was an open issue.
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Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
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Dr. Heenan
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Saddle gift to President Johnson from Texas livestock group
A Dallas AP report says Billy Bode, president of the Texas Livestock Association, led a delegation from Dallas carrying a $2,500 saddle with gold ornaments to President Johnson. The group noted the saddle at the ranch was inadequate for his stature.
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Billy Bode
Texas Livestock Function Association
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Gegner Shop Sold Open To Anybody In Ohio
Lewis Gegner sells his barber shop in Yellow Springs to Russell Hughes of Xenia. Gegner vows never to cut hair in Ohio again as civil rights protests and a Supreme Court appeal over public accommodations laws continue. Hughes says the shop will be open to all comers.
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Yellow Springs
Ohio
Lewis Gegner
Gegner
Russell Hughes
Xenia
Ohio Supreme Court
Hughes
CWA Votes For Johnson Endorses Presidential Bid
The Communications Workers of America representing 380000 members endorsed President Johnson for the November election. Two thousand delegates at the union convention approved the resolution by show of hands despite a standing ovation. Observers noted widespread support with a few southern delegates voting against.
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Communications Workers of America
Johnson
CWA
William Smallwood
Joseph A. Beirne
Driver Killed in West Main Street Crash
A car left West Main Street in Westerville Thursday night and crashed into a utility pole, killing the driver. Authorities described the incident as a fatal crash and continued investigation.
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Westerville
Students Head To Mississippi For Civil Rights Summer
About 200 college students from northern and western campuses headed to Mississippi to aid voter registration in the Mississippi Summer Project. They trained at Western College for Women and will live with Black families, facing opposition but not asked to join sit ins. Project director Robert Moses aims for 1,000 volunteers by July with a second training session for 375 students planned locally next week.
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Ohio
Mississippi
The
Commission On Religion and Race
Council of Federated Organizations
Western College For Women
Robert P. Moses
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Xcept
Moses
Calm Mississippi Waits for Aggressive Civil Rights Volunteers
Mississippi prepares for the first wave of summer volunteers to assist African Americans in voter registration and aid programs. About 1,000 students trained at Western College for Women in Ohio will live among Negroes and staff workshops for civil rights campaigns during a tense period marked by state law enforcement and rhetoric about an agitator army.
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Mississippi
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Council of Federated Organizations
National Council of Churches Commission On Care and Religion
Remediai
Indian Chief Big Bow Remains Still Missing
Kiowa leader Big Bow who died around 1900 at age 68 remains unlocated delaying planned reburial ceremonies set for next Saturday. Once called the terror of the frontier he surrendered to the army in 1874 and later served as an Army scout. The planned reburial at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, cannot occur without the remains.
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Okla
Big Bow
Oklahoma
Ft. Sill
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