King Constantine Defends Frederika Against Crown Prince Peter
King Constantine returned from his honeymoon to Athens to rebuke Prince Peter who accuses Queen Mother Frederika of causing royal dissension. Peter, second in line after Crown Princess Irene, inquiries the succession and criticizes royal expenses while Frederika denies plans to retire and rejects a $100000 pension offer.
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Athens
Constantine of
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Frederika
Prince Peter
Constantine
Anne-Marie
Peter
Paris
Irene
George Papandreou
India
Irene Ovchinnikoff
Austria
Papandreou
Khanh Uses Troops When Strife Nears
In Saigon crowds failed to march on a textile mill as South Viet Nam shows force with several hundred troops outside the labor union HQ. Six companies of antiriot police prevented a clash between workers and students amid Khanh's show of strength.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Antiriot
Queen Elizabeth II Arrives in Charlottetown for Canadian Visit
Queen Elizabeth II lands at Summerside with the Duke of Edinburgh for a two day stay in Prince Edward Island. Security is tight amid separatist threats while the royal party tours Charlottetown and the Fathers of Confederation Center.
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Charlottetown
P.E.I
Quebec
Maritime
Duke of
Royal visit safety concerns loom over 100th conference anniversary
A provincial leader and local officials downplay threats ahead of the royal visit to Prince Edward Island. They emphasize there will be no demonstrations and stress security measures, while worries rise that separatist threats in Quebec could distract from commemorating the conference centennial.
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Walter Shaw
P.E.I
Quebec
Jordan
Cooper
Auto Strike Tentative GM UAW Pact Reached
DETROIT AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers announced a tentative national labor contract ending the nationwide strike that idled about 280000 workers. The statement says focus shifts to resolving local issues with 117 of 130 plants needing agreement before ratification and full effect.
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General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
General Motors
United Automobile Workers Today
Louis G. Seaton
Vatican council backs unity sermon amid discord in church
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted overwhelmingly that the Roman Catholic Church was not blameless in the divisions within Christendom. It also backed an exhortation urging Catholics to strive for Christian unity as balloting began on the De Decumenismo schema on ecumenism in St Peter's Basilica.
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Gerald Miller
Vatican City
Vatican
St Peter's
Council votes on unity as main aim and fault on both sides
Four votes define church unity goals in the first chapter. Prelates accept restoration of Christian unity as a main aim, affirm that Christ desired unity of all, deplore separations and note fault on both sides. They approve urging Catholics to work for unity and avoid misrepresentations of other Christians.
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Christian Uniy
Vatican council adopts wording change on Protestant references
Spokesmen at St Peter's briefed reporters on a closed session where voting today approved a modernizing language shift to the term churches for Protestants. The unity goal outlined by Pope John XXIII and echoed by Pope Paul VI frames the three chapters of the unity schema to be voted by 2,500 prelates in St Peter's Basilica.
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St. Peter's
John XXIII
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Soviet officials seize gear in Khazakovsk hotel incident
Washington reports 15 Soviet government officials forcibly entered two Khaborovsk hotel rooms used by U S military attaches. They allegedly seized photographic equipment and other personal property during the intrusion last week.
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Washington
U. S
Khabarovsk
State Department
Supreme Court Hears Civil Rights Act Appeals Early
The Supreme Court speeds into the first two appeals challenging the 1964 Civil Rights Act section on public accommodations and interstate commerce. Heart of Atlanta Motel and Ollie’s Barbecue face contrasting federal rulings as the justices weigh Congress power to regulate interstate commerce and end discrimination.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Heart of
Congress
Atlanta
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Georgia
Ollie McClung Sr
Ollie Jr
Birmingham
Two Committeemen Show Up For Baker Case Blocked by Absentees
Washington AP report notes both parties’ senators absent, blocking Rules Committee from a quorum to force pre election hearings on the Bobby G. Baker pay-off matter. Chairman Jordan and Sen. Cooper propose later sessions. others urged to return for October hearings if a quorum forms.
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Washington
Bobby G. Baker
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
John Sherman Cooper
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Cooper
Hugh Scott
Rpa
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
GOP
John J. Williams
East Germans Escape to West Berlin Through Tunnel
Fifty seven East Germans fled to West Berlin this weekend via a tunnel under the wall. One border guard was killed by gunfire as East Germany blamed armed bandits for the attack. The group included 23 men 31 women and 3 children. The escape is among the largest since 1961 with several other tunnels noted recently.
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East German Defense Ministry
West Berlin
Bernauerstrasses
Berlin
Sin Now Pay Later Chuckle Sign Noted on Bulletin Board
A church bulletin board displays a humorous sign reading Sin now Pay later. The quip reflects a lighthearted take on moral choices and timing commonly seen in community notices.
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Sin
Congress May Return After Election, 88th Congress Record
The 88th Congress closes amid praise for civil rights and social programs while critics say Johnson may recall lawmakers after the November election. Major achievements include civil rights legislation, a broad tax cut, a nuclear test ban, and large education packages.
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Congress
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Russell B. Long
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