Vatican to vote on revised Jews and religious freedom declarations
The Vatican Council is poised to approve revised declarations on the Jews and on religious freedom next week, with likely delays before they are promulgated as decrees in 1965 or 1966. The texts were amended to remove deicide language and to affirm rights of belief, but conservatives oppose freely.
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Bennett M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Italy
Spain
Christian Unity Secretariat
Viet Cong Capitalize on Central Vietnam Floods
Refugees report Viet Cong units move from mountains into damaged central Viet Nam villages amid floods that have devastated 10 provinces. They say rebels force locals to destroy identity papers to move more easily. Demonstrations erupt in Saigon as floods kill over 5000 and cripple communications.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nhatrang
Quinhon
Miss World of 1964 Crown Goes To Ann Sidney
Ann Sidney a 20 year old British hair stylist won Miss World 1964 at London’s Lyceum Ballroom collecting 7000 dollars in prize money and screen tests She is 5 foot 8 and 132 pounds with measurements 36 24 36 The event featured 41 contestants with Ana Maria Soria from Argentina as runner up and other placements noted from United States Brazil China New Zealand and more.
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London
Ann Sidney
Ann
Lyceum
Japanese Protests Meet U S Sea Dragon Visit
About 2 000 leftist students demonstrated near the U S Navy base in Sasebo while the Sea Dragon submarine visited. Police kept protesters from blocking the base as a circular march occurred and Navy sailors moved in and out. Rain and hail fell during the day.
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Sasebo
Japan
U.S
Zengakuren
U.S. Navy
Staxis
Seadragon
Ball to Confer in West Germany on NATO and Common Market issues
Undersecretary of State George W. Ball leaves for West Germany to meet with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and Foreign Minister Gerhard Schröder. He will confer with West German leaders on Atlantic alliance problems, defend agri pricing disputes, and seek market integration prior to six-nation talks. He also meets with Mayor Willy Brandt and attends the German American Conference events.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Germany
Ball
NATO
Dean Rusky
Rusk
Paris
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Robert S. McNamara
Frankfurt
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Bonn
Ludwig Erhard
Gerhard Schroeder
Walter Hallshtein
European Common Market
West Germany
France
United States
Ford starts large layoff wave amid strike gridlock
Ford Motor Co begins a nationwide layoff of 33 500 workers at eight assembly operations and 16 plants amid week old UAW strikes. Ford warns a full plant shutdown could come next week if parts shortages halt production, while GM and Chrysler have settled national agreements. Dallas union says local talks advance as national committee heads to Detroit for talks.
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Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Arjay Miller
United Auto Workers
UAW
Wan
Miller
San Diego
Calif
Ford faces immediate idle at 59 000 as plants strike
The union accuses Ford of obstinate stance delaying settlements while Dearborn headquarters announces an immediate idle of 59,000 workers. Ken Bannon of the UAW Ford Department says management stubbornly refuses terms already accepted at other plants. Ford offers no comment as local strikes proceed.
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Dearborn
Ford
Ken Bannon
UAW Ford Department
Today's Chuckle Reflects on Human Progress
A humorous observation notes that society strives to improve many things while people remain the tricky core. The quip hints at a universal irony about progress and human nature.
U S Holds Edge In Military Power Amid Cold War Reports
The Institute of Strategic Studies estimates the United States maintains a 4 to 1 lead over the Soviet Union in intercontinental ballistic missiles through early 1965 with Soviet naval strength also high. It notes Soviet naval air power and missile submarines growing in importance while China shows limited mobility yet advancing nuclear tech. The institute, tied to NATO experts, reports on defense and disarmament with Lord Attlee as president.
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United States
Soviet Union
Institute of Strategic Studies
America
Strategic Air Command
Japan
Europe
China
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
India
Lord Attlee
Cooperation Pledged In Talks Between Johnson and Ordaz
President Johnson pledged to unite with Mexico against disease poverty hunger and ignorance as he and Mexico’s President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz held final talks at the Johnson Ranch. Diaz Ordaz, finishing a 27 hour stay, planned to return to Mexico City after formal sessions and a luncheon.
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Tex
Johnson
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Diaz Ordaz
Mexico City
Cuba
United States
Rome business leaders suspend city shutdown over costs
Rome bar restaurant and shop owners cancel a citywide shutdown planned for next week in protest of high operating costs after the government extended rent control for another year.
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Rome
Coeds Reject IBM Matchmaking for UC Dance
Cincinnati students balk at a computer matchmaking plan for a university dance. Most coeds prefer choosing their own dates, citing doubts about questionnaire honesty and the machine’s ability to judge character.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Francis Dick
Cincinnati
IBM
Anthony Scananidl
Fedel
Drought Drives Cities to Emergency Water Measures
Vast areas face a historic drought with forests burning, crops failing, and farmers hauling water by tank truck. Some communities draw from recreational lakes as officials warn costs run into millions while scattered rain eases the Midwest drought and Northern California storms taper off.
Scattered Showers Bring Limited Rain To Ohio Drought
Howard Kenney reports October rainfall in Ohio at 25 percent below normal while officials say the drought is not as severe as last year. No relief is sighted before the next week and hunting season opening plans remain. Fred E. Morr notes hunters helped suppress fires statewide last year.
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Ohio
Howard Kenney
Colamibes
Fred FE. Morr
Natural Resources
Drought Strains New Jersey and New England Water Supplies
Officials warn of emergency action as Franklin Lakes residents borrow water and New Jersey faces 38 days of supply while drought drags through its 195th day in New England. Massachusetts dairy and produce farming could incur 6 million dollars in losses with Fitchburg fearing water shortage by February if rain does not come by mid December.
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North Jersey
Franklin Lakes
New Jersey
New England
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Mass
Rail Strike Scheduled by Six Rail Unions
Six railroad shop unions set a nationwide strike for 6 a.m. local time on November 23. Union chairmen guide over 150,000 shop workers while federal mediators press wage dispute talks. Michael Fox and J. E. Wolfe led discussions with mediators and negotiators in Chicago.
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Washington
Michael Fox
Israeli Air Force Hits Syrian Border Positions
Tel Aviv reports Israeli air force planes struck Syrian border positions after tanks and artillery clashed on the frontier, according to an Israeli military spokesman.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
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