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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
2
The Pope makes a rare personal journey to the Orient to emphasize the Church’s presence in the East as in the West. He appeals for deepening bonds with the predominant faith and declares all men are brothers under divinity.
Pope Paul VI arrived in Bombay amid an immense crowd estimated at 100000 at the airport and over a million along the motorcade route. The pope, 67, waved from an open convertible as security struggled to manage the crush and keep the march moving. He called the trip a journey of peace and love and a step in the Church dialogue of brotherliness.
Dr Morton Curtis a Rice University mathematician will lecture to students and faculty at Northeast Louisiana State College Monday in Stubbs Hall Room 238 at 730 p m The Mathematics Department sponsors the event and the visit is arranged through the Mathematical Association of America as part of a national program to strengthen college and university math programs.
Members of the Senior Citizens Club of Monroe will meet Thursday at the Benoit Recreation Center 1700 Oaklawn Dr from 2 to 4 p.m The monthly birthday for November birthdays will be at 4 p.m Plans for the Christmas party on December 10 will be mapped at the meeting
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko planned a second meeting in New York to press Soviet help for paying United Nations peacekeeping costs. A last minute General Assembly delay opened space for financial negotiations at a luncheon at the Soviet U N mission. Expectation of broader East West talks on disarmament trade and consular agreement.
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he will meet with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon for a general discussion of the Republican party's future course. He hopes to ease factional tensions and may back an advisory council to shape policy. He opposes replacing GOP chairman Dean Burch, saying there are not enough votes. Milwaukee nurse Mary Ann Miller avoided prosecution for possessing an illegal tear gas gun used to rout a dormitory burglar at Marquette University.
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