Catholics Lift Friday Meat Ban Across United States
Roman Catholic households react to the church lifting the Friday meat ban effective December 2. Some will continue abstaining, others plan meat meals, while fish industry leaders warn of short term sales losses and economists anticipate varied impact.
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Orgren
U.S
Associated Press
Peter J. Celia
Upper Darby
Susanne Baranyk
Chicago
Gloria Reis
Columbus
J. Richard Childs
Jean Foods Inc
Syracuse
N.Y
Dick Bernstein
Bern
Stein’s Fish Grotto
San Francisco
National Fisheries Institute
United States
Catholic Friday Ban Abolished
The National Conference of Catholic Bishops announced that U S Catholics are no longer required to abstain from meat on most Fridays. Bishops urge voluntary penance as alternative. abstinence remains on Ash Wednesday Good Friday and Fridays during Lent.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
France
Italy
Canada
Cambodian Troops Cross Border In Brief Vietnam Clash
Cambodian soldiers reportedly crossed into South Vietnam and fought a brief clash with Vietnamese militiamen near the frontier. A Vietnamese spokesman said 30 Cambodians penetrated about 500 yards, abducted a civilian, and stole 14 cattle before withdrawing.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cambodia
U.S
Buckeye Lake Hotel Burns in Early Evening Fire
A three story Buckeye Lake hotel was destroyed by a fire that began around 5 pm Friday. Dozens of firefighting units battled the blaze along Buckeye Lake in Licking County.
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Buckeye Lake
Ohio
Licking County
Three Italian Towns Flooded by Adriatic Inundation
A storm driven surge flooded 25 000 acres around Scardo vari Bonelli and Santa Giulia with ships rescuing residents. Civilians and soldiers reported incalculable damage to soil and buildings as more than 10 000 people evacuated along a winding coastal road.
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Scardovari
Bonelli
Santa Giulia
Nine Die In SAC Jet Crash Over Wisconsin Woods
A supersonic jet bomber from SAC crashed in remote northern Wisconsin near Stone Lake after an aerial refueling. All nine aboard were killed. the Air Force said the aircraft carried no weapons and departed from Barksdale AFB, Louisiana.
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SAC
Hayward
Wis
Wisconsin
Air Force
Barksdale Air Force Base
Rusk hints at possible Christmas Viet Nam pause
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a ground war pause could be matched by a limited air war halt during Christmas and Tet Lunar New Year, with choices depending on South Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He warned against assuming a general pause and noted potential U S-Czechoslovakia tensions over Kazan-Komarek, the American travel agent jailed in Prague on spy charges.
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Washington
Carl F. Orgren
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mich
Lin
Tay Ninh
U.S
North Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
North
Viet Nam
Hamner
John R. Craig
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Kazan-Komarek
Prague
Moscow
Llewellyn E
Anatoly Dobrynin
Kazan-Komarek
UN plan on China snubbed in General Assembly
A proposal to form a high level study group on the China question faced little support at the United Nations General Assembly as the annual debate began over seating Peking. Attilio Piccioni outlined the plan which Nationalist China and Peking opponents ignored, seeing it as a long term bid to seat both regimes.
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United Nations
China
U.N. General Assembly
Attilio Piccioni
Peking
Lunar Orbiter 2 Sends High Detail Moon Photos From Sea of Tranquility
Orbiter 2 beams back three photographs from the Sea of Tranquility showing craters as small as three feet. Dr. Thor Karlstrom notes rough terrain may limit use as an astronaut target. Images exceed detail of Lunar Orbiter 1 and Luna 12, while Soviet photos were taken from higher altitude with less clarity.
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Apollo
Thor Karlstrom
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jet Propulsion
Weather Outlook for Miami Valley Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for clear and cold conditions in the Miami Valley tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures drop to the 20s tonight with a high around 40 degrees on Sunday.
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Miami Valley
Dayton Strike Ends As Pressmen Accept New Contract
A one day strike at Dayton Newspapers Inc ends after the pressmen union signs a new contract. Publication to resume with Sunday's Dayton Daily News. The dispute centered on higher wages and scheduling changes. Local 4% has 90 members.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
Pressmen
Dayton Newspapers, Inc
Dayton Daily News
Paul Ryan
Johnson Heads Back to Ranch After Surgery
President Johnson is cleared to fly to Texas for rest after postoperative recovery. Aides report he feels fine aside from usual aches and pains and will leave Bethesda Naval Hospital for Andrews Air Force Base aboard a medical jet in mid day.
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White House
George Christian
Johnson
Texas
Bill D. Moyers
Bethesda Navy Hospital
Maryland
Andrews Air Force Base
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