Pope Paul Presses World Peace From United Nations
The Pope's UN General Assembly address frames peace as a global mandate beyond faith lines. World Council of Churches official Dr O Frederick Nolde comments that lasting peace hinges on renewed devotion to building solid foundations for world community and order.
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World Council of Churches
Flexibility Needed in Import Labor for Michigan Pickle Crops
A central Michigan pickle region faces a labor clash as cucumbers peak. Growers resist higher wages and domestic recruitment, warning a rigid policy could shift farms to potatoes. The lapse of the bracero law shifts authority to the secretary of labor, aiming to balance migrant workers' rights with growers' needs. Castro unveils an outward open door policy for Cuba, effectively widening outward immigration.
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Fulton Lewis Jr big canal would be Texas plum
Lobbyist Dale Miller close to President Johnson seeks congressional approval for a 370 mile barge canal from Dallas Fort Worth to the Gulf. Project cost estimated at 737 million with backing from several Texas groups and House support but Senate resistance and feasibility questions persist. A separate briefing notes Castro aide Camilo Cienfuegos death is tied to alleged premeditated assassination per Senate testimony by Dr Juan Orta Corcovaa.
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Columbus Second Voyage Ships and Settlements Debate
An old narrator cites Columbus on his second voyage to America with 17 ships carrying 1500 people. The remark links exploration to early tourism and contrasts small town layouts with big city planning around downtown parking lots.
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Pope Paul VI Urges Global Disarmament and Moral Renewal
Pope Paul VI addressed the United Nations urging disarmament and moral renewal as the path to peace. He warned that only mutual inspection and cooperation can curb arms races, calling for personal transformation and brotherly collaboration while noting Soviet and Chinese regimes threaten global stability. The pontiff’s message contrasted defensive needs with offensive arms and echoed historical pleas for understanding to avert future wars.
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Broadway Bulletin Sizzles With Studio Whispers And Star Tangles
Judy Garland battles misery over Mark Herron as Harold Lloyd Jr returns to work with a new act. Jane Fonda and Roger Vadim clash in Paris while Monique Van Vooren shoots in Chicago and 15 roles feature in a film. Warren Beatty, Natalie Wood, and Leslie Caron rumors swirl as CASSIUS CLAY seeks divorce.
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George Stevens Jr
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Florida
Warren Beatty
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Leslie Caron
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Natalie
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Pier Angeli
Rome
Robert Morley
Archery Origins and Early Postage Stamps
Stone age art suggests bows and arrows date back 20 000 years. Archery became an organized sport by the fifth century AD. The Penny Black, Britain’s first adhesive stamp, featured Queen Victoria and went on sale in May 1840.
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Peace Visit Highlights Trust in Global Governments
The Pope Paul VI visit frames peace as a key issue while questioning whether Red China and the Soviet Union can be persuaded to adopt governments with credible pledges and international reliability.
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East West Switch Confounds Communist Lines
Paul Harvey analyzes a shift in Soviet policy and U S reactions as Kosygin promotes profits and production incentives while Moscow denies capitalism. Sorokin notes Western values seeping into the USSR and warns America mirrors USSR traits amid rising state planning and labor rules. Red agents in the U S face a puzzled double drift as East and West move apart.
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Pitirim A. Sorokin
Harvard
American Sociological Association
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Sorokin
Russia
Red
French Finance Minister Giscard D Estaing Stirs Language Joust
At the IMF conference in Washington Giscard D Estaing teased Secretary Fowler by speaking in French during a news conference. An interpreter translated, but some English listeners heard only garbled Swahili. He tied expanding liquidity to gold and warned some could guess which country would not agree. The exchange ended with a wink and a joke about one country always disagreeing.
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Leonard Lightstone
Jennifer Jones
Jennifer Hilary
Peter O'Toole
Jackie Coogan
New York
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Jackie
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International Monetary Fund
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Giscard D’estaing
de Gaulle
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Britain
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The
New York Times
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England
Times
French President Giscard Delivers Text With Conditions
Reporters waited as Giscard D Estaing delayed release from Paris. Five minutes before the press conference the text arrived but proved muddled and mostly unreadable to non French speakers.
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