Unity Decrees Highlight Vatican Council Session
Vatican City Pope Paul VI and the Ecumenical Council defined collegiality sharing church power with the Pope and issued decrees on unity and Oriental Churches. The closing meeting mourned Archbishop Paul Berier of Gaspe after a heart attack as the session nears its end.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Paul
Mary
Paul Berier
Gaspe
Quebec
St. Peter’s Basilica
Sistine Choir
Pope Paul
Torch Books Warren Data Available On Anniversary
On the eve of JFK’s assassination anniversary, The Monroe Evening Times notes both The Torch is Passed and AP’s Warren Report remain available. Nearly four million copies of The Torch is Passed have been distributed, priced at $2, while the Warren Report edition costs $1.50. Thousands continue to be ordered weekly by families seeking a definitive historical record.
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John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
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Monroe
Bell recalls Kennedy assassination ride in motorcade
Editor's note recounts Dallas motorcade moments on November 22, 1963 as Jack Bell, AP Senate chief and veteran political writer, describes the Kennedy entourage, the Love Field reception, and the shocking shots near the Texas School Book Depository. The piece frames the day as a haunting memory.
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Jack Bell
John F. Kennedy
Bell
Senate
Johnson Expands 1965 Programs for Highways Desalting and Lands
President Johnson has finalized plans to beautify over 40 000 miles of interstate highways, to fund desalting sea water with a $16 million January appropriation aiming for 25 to 35 cents per 1 000 gallons by 1969, and to inventory Defense Department land for possible national park or seashore designation. Udall announced these Great Society proposals after visiting the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City Texas. The plan includes leveraging surplus base land for conservation uses while McNamara flags base closures.
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Stewart L. Udall
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Here
Udall
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Orville L. Freeman
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Austin
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Ai Udall
McNamara
Solemn Masses Planned in Memory of Kennedy Anniversary
Americans will honor the first anniversary of President John F. Kennedy assassination with solemn masses and memorials across Washington Boston Dallas Rome and Austin. Cardinal Cushing and Sen Elect Robert F Kennedy among attendees as interdenominational services mark Kennedy the nation s first Roman Catholic president remembered at Masses in Washington Boston and Austin and a NBC radio tribute.
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Boston
Dallas
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Kennedy
University Methodist Church
Austin
Tex
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
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John J. Cavanaugh
University of Notre Dame
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Santa Susannah Roman Catholic Church
St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Jewish Theological Seminary
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Eternal Light
NBC
Monroe High Choir Delivers Birdie A Bright Family Treat
Despite a snowstorm and slick roads Monroe High School chorus presented Bye Bye Birdie to a near capacity crowd in the junior high auditorium. Director Jack Close praised the cast led by Marcia Kundert and Fred Schuetze and noted weeks of hard work culminating in a lively two act show with strong supporting turns. The production, repeated tonight at 8, featured standout performances by Sharon Hinebaugh and John Schuetze with Miss Patt Van Dyke guiding stage movement and makeup efforts by the drama club.
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Jack Close
Rose Alvarey
Albert Peterson
Marcia Kundert
Fred Schuetze
Sharon Hinebaugh
Kim MacAfee
Marsha Manos
Mae
Sonny Boy
Marsha
Monroe
Conrad Birdie
Fresh
John Schuetze
Kathleen Bennet
Richard Pulkrabek
Tom Peterson
Patt van Dyke
Close
Miss van Dyke
Drama Club
Nalepinski
Ford To Resume Production Soon
Ford Motor Co moves to restart passenger car production next week after overnight settlement of the Sterling Township parts plant strike. 80,000 idle. Chicago Heights stamping plant to resume Sunday night. Ratification meeting set for Local 228 and negotiations continued on Wayne assembly plants.
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Ford
Chicago Heights
United Auto Workers
Wayne
Mich
Currency Goes Flying In Winds at Muscatine
Several thousand dollars in currency flew from four drive in windows at the Muscatine Bank and Trust Co as near hurricane force winds struck Muscatine Iowa on Friday The peak wind speed is unknown though the airport device registered 95 miles an hour before it was blown away Other parts of Iowa saw 60 to 70 mile an hour winds All but 50 dollars was recovered.
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Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
PRESS STRIKE ENDS AS DETROIT PREMEN VOTE TO RETURN
Detroit reporters vote overwhelmingly to end a 131 day strike against the two major daily newspapers. Journalists authorize resuming work, ending a long labor dispute and prompting negotiations for a new contract.
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Premen
Motorist freed as old auto theft charge dismissed in court
Alphonse Skusevich, 47, of Genoa City, released after 29 year gap in an auto theft case. District Attorney Tom McLean said the 1935 theft warrant may be dismissed and juvenile prosecution considered due to time elapsed and uncertainty among witnesses. Skusevich had served 19 years of a life sentence for an accessory murder in 1936 and was paroled from Indiana prison in 1953.
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Indiana
Michigan City
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Exner
Journalistic Giant Howard Dies at 81
Wm Roy W. Howard, 81, a dynamic force in American journalism for over 50 years, died Friday night of a heart attack. He chaired the executive committee of Scripps-Howard papers, helped build the group, and was United Press’s first managing editor and later president. He collapsed at his Park Avenue office and died hours later at Doctors Hospital.
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Park Avenue
Doctors Hospital
Rail talks under way to avert looming nationwide strike
Federal mediators in Chicago meet with railroad executives and unions as a Monday deadline nears. The talks focus on a wage dispute and aim to avert a walkout that could halt most U S rail traffic.
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Srvalane Wate
Mondovi fire destroys storage building at cooperative mill
Fire of undetermined origin in Mondovi Wisconsin destroyed the elevator and bulk storage building of the Mondovi Cooperative Equity Association’s mill division. Loss estimated at 200000 with 4000 bushels of government corn and 3000 bushels of oats lost, plus $80000 in new equipment. Firefighters limited spread in near zero weather. building insured and rebuild planned after Monday meeting.
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Mondovi Cooperative Equity Association
James Cook
Cook
Eau Claire
Buffalo County
Probe to Continue in Death of 74 Year Old Widow
Investigations into the death of Mrs. Gust Kulvekoski aged 74 continued today after her beaten body was discovered Friday morning a half block from her home. Police pursued leads and awaited autopsy results as community members expressed shock at the fatal incident.
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Gust Kulvekoski
Paratroop Force Poised off Africa To Free Hostages
Congolese Army closes on Stanleyville as Belgian paratroops stand by at Ascension Island to free about 1,000 whites held by rebels. U Thant weighs Security Council action while U.S. and Belgium press for talks with rebel chief Gbenye. Dr Paul Carlson among 60 Americans feared to face execution if attacks loom.
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Belgium
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Moise Tshombe
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Ascension Island
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South Atlantic
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New York
U.N
U Thant
U.N. Security Council
Christophe Gbenge
Gbenye
Carlson
U.S
G. McMurtrie Godley
Paul- Henri Spaak
International Red Cross
Wisconsin traffic toll reaches 951 with three more deaths
The Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 951 for 1964, four shy of the 955 record set in 1956. Mrs. Clyde Merrell, 40, of rural Lake City Minnesota, died in a two car crash during snowfall near Sparta. Donald North, 18, of St Paul, died from injuries suffered in a November crash near Prescott. A Pierce County crash killed one youth passenger, and Samuel E Sellers, 45, of Milwaukee died from injuries after a two car collision at Highway 41 in Washington County.
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Monroe County
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St. Paul
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Prescott
Wis
Pierce County
Samuel E. Sellers
Milwaukee
Menomonee Falls
Washington County
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