Vatican approves Christian unity schema by large margin
In Vatican City the Vatican Ecumenical Council approved the Christian unity schema 1,870 to 82, paving the way for a full church decree by Pope Paul VI. The vote cleared the third council session’s final chapter on ecumenism and outlined future Catholic participation in non Catholic prayer and limited intercommunion with Orthodox churches.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
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Madison mayor asks MHA director to resign after conviction
Madison Mayor Henry Reynolds said he would ask Robert Callsen, Madison Housing Authority director, to resign following conviction on two traffic charges. Callsen, 57, received 62 days in jail for driving with a revoked license after a drunken drive. The judge suspended the sentence until at least Dec 10 to allow appeals.
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Madison
Henry Reynolds
Robert Callsen
Madison Housing Authority
Callsen
William L. Buenzli
Reynolds
Buenzli
Layden to Speak at UW Grid Banquet in Madison
Elmer Layden former Notre Dame fullback and member of the Four Horsemen will address the Wisconsin football banquet on November 24. Layden later became NFL commissioner and currently works for a Chicago transportation firm. Also notes columnist Pat Robinson, 74, died after a long illness following a 25 year career with INS.
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Madison
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
University of Wisconsin
Chicago
Ford Will Face Complete Layoff Amid UAW Dispute
Ford Motor Co 160000 hourly workers face possible full layoff next week as parts shortages from local UAW strikes cut output totals to 36000 cars and 6000 trucks last week. A national contract reached Sept 18 requires local agreements. a Thursday meeting aims to resolve remaining issues with optimism that strikes may end.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford Bargaining Committee
Kennedy Death Anniversary Wreaths at Arlington
One week from Sunday marks the first anniversary of John F Kennedy's assassination. A schedule of wreath laying at Arlington National Cemetery includes 21 groups from churches, schools, and foreign officials, with times from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Kennedy family attendance is unconfirmed.
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John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
St. Margaret’s Church
the Bronx
New York
St. Vincent Academy of
Savannah
Mother Shoots Self and Three Children in Morton Grove Tragedy
In Morton Grove Illinois a 35 year old mother Rosemarie Vavrosky killed two of her children Charles Jr four and April two and then shot herself. Another daughter Marie nine was wounded and a fourth child Donna seven was outside during the incident. Police found a five page suicide note in the kitchen explaining the killings and her belief she could not take the children elsewhere. The husband Charles a 33 year old sheet metal worker said the gun was kept in the home for protection against prowlers.
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Rosemarie Vavrosky
Charles Jr
April
Marie
Luhteran General Hopital
Donna
Charles
Deer Hunting On LBJ Ranch Takes Spotlight
President Johnson pursues deer season on his LBJ Ranch while planning domestic welfare proposals with Wirtz and Celebrezze to shape a broad Society program. Diaz Ordaz ends a 27 hour visit with Johnson, touring ranch lands and discussing Cuba recognition, trade, the bracero program, and Colorado River desalination, with an invitation for a Mexico visit next year.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Congress
Wirtz
Celebrezze
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
LBJ
Diaz Ordaz
CBS News
Ralph Santos
Llano River
Cuba
Colorado
United States
Baltimore soprano wins Miss Teen-age America crown
Real sweet down to earth girl Carolyn Mignini, 17, of Baltimore, won CBS Miss Teen-age America. A straight A student at Institute of Notre Dame, she plans Juilliard after a $10,000 scholarship enables study and stage dreams. Finalists included Kathleen Ross of Pittsburgh and others from Greenville, San Francisco, and Toledo. Carolyn models, acts with Baltimore groups, and values humor and gentlemanliness.
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Tex
Carolyn Mignit
Baltimore
America
Bud Collyer
CBS
Institute of Notre Dame High School
Carolyn
Maryland
Texas
Kathleen Frances Ross
Pittsburgh
Kathy
Eliza
Andrea Lynn Ayers
Greenville
S.C
Linda Diane Licciardi
San Francisco
Debra Diethelm
Toledo
Ohio
Paul Joseph Mignini
Julliard School of Music
Peabody Preparatory School
Baltimore Actors Theater
Truman Renews MacArthur Feud
Former President Truman renews his feud with General MacArthur accusing him of egotism and insubordination. He recalls near firings over Korea tactics and a Wake Island meeting where he sought direct talks, disputing MacArthur's claims about Red China staying out of Korea.
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Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Truman
MacArthur
Far East
Japan
Korea
Wake Island
Red China
San Francisco
China
New Meetings Slated At Milwaukee Plants In UAW Dispute
Allis Chalmers and the United Auto Workers scheduled new talks today at two Milwaukee plants as the labor dispute continues to idle about 11 000 workers across five facilities.
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Milwaukee
Allis- Chalmers Mfg. Co
United Auto Workers
Monroe High Seeks Season Basketball Ticket Buyers
Season tickets for Monroe high school basketball go on sale Monday from 7 to 9 pm in the senior high office. All nine home games are reserved at 9 dollars each. First home game is Saturday Nov 28 against Freeport. At 7 pm in the M Room buyers draw numbers to determine-ticket line position before purchasing. Limit four per person. Walter Babula and Lee Mitchell note season ticket holders get priority for tournament tickets. football season-ticket holders get none for basketball.
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Monroe
Freeport
Walter Babula
Lee Mitchell
Strike in Final Day Hits Rome Railways
Rome the week long Communist union strike against Italy's railway system ends on its final day. The walkout costs the economy an estimated 56 million dollars.
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Rome
Italy
Jackie the gull tries to fly after beer in Brunswick
A sea gull named Jackie perched in a restaurant lot and drank from an abandoned beer can. He made several running attempts to take off but failed, then shuffled toward U.S. highway 17 and disappeared. Police debated charging the bird, noting they can only book humans.
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Brunswick
Jackie
Two Chicago Children Die in Vehicle Blaze
Two Chicago children, Ruth Sykes aged 2 and Warren 3, died in a car fire after their mother reportedly locked them inside while she shopped. Wayne 4 and Yvette 1 were treated for third degree burns as police said the children had been playing with matches and started the blaze.
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Ruth Sykes
Warren
Wayne
Yvette
Yvette Sykes
Roseleip Seeks Aid for Veteran in Monroe Letter Push
Roseleip in Darlington presses for help for veteran Huffman of Monroe and family with service connected disability or other relief. He cites a Monroe Evening Times report, appeals to President Johnson via telegram, and commends local officials T. J. Burgy Jr. and John Moses for their efforts.
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Bob" Huttman
Monroe
LBJ
Texas
Gordon Weleip
Darlington
Huffman
Roseleip
Monroe Evening Times
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Wisconsin
Gordon W. Roseleip
T. J. Burgy Jr
John Moses
Department of Veterans Affairs
Burgy
T. J. Burgy
License examiners to wear civilian outfits in Madison
Wisconsin drivers license examiners numbering 133 will shed military style uniforms adopted since 1955. Olive green jackets and soft brimmed hats will identify examiners as civilian personnel, said Dean Van Gorden, head of the examining staff, in Madison.
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Wisconsin
Dean van Gorden
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