Pontiff eases meat ban for Christmas season
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI granted a year end exception allowing Roman Catholics to eat meat on the Fridays before Christmas and New Year. The move signals no revision of abstinence rules before next year despite expectations of a broader church policy update.
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Women Making Pacific Flights From Hillsboro Airport
Two women solo pilots depart Hillsboro Oregon in light twin engine planes bound for Australia. Rosalind Merrifield of Sydney and Betty Faux of Santa Monica Calif head the voyage toward the Pacific while being joined by Peter Ahrens of Australia in a companion craft. They will deliver the planes to a rental service from Oregon.
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Muscatine area district wins state approval for tri county district
The state board approved a tri county vocational technical district spanning Muscatine Scott and Clinton counties with border areas in Cedar Louisa and Jackson counties. Sites were approved in Muscatine Clinton and Davenport with others in Cedar and Louisa counties. The Jackson area remained with the Sabula Miles district and eastern Cedar County joined the tri county program. A board will be elected to run the program as state funds support initial facilities and operations until local taxes cover ongoing costs.
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Tug Boat Will Help Greek Ship
The crippled 7,200-ton Greek freighter Costantis drifted 400 miles southwest of Ireland after a gale. One crewman died, another was rescued, a third is missing while three ships escort the vessel toward Falmouth, England as the Queen Mary stands by with passengers aboard.
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Opening of No. 38 Slated for Dec 20
The reconstructed portion of Highway 38 near Wilton and north of Muscatine is slated to open around December 20. The Ames town highway commission announced the detour end, noting contracts totaling about $250,000 were let to Roilly Construction and Oliphant Construction for widening and raising the roadway and viaduct.
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Johnson Pledges Peace Efforts Before Hard Steps in Vietnam
President Johnson says the United States will exhaust every peace effort before taking hard steps in Vietnam. Britain seeks Soviet help for peace talks while Moscow and Hanoi blame the U.S. for widening the war. Rusk, Humphrey, and Kennedy weigh in on the conditional Viet Cong offer and the openended truce proposal amid mixed international reactions.
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Gemini 7 Travels Smoothly Amid Space Chase Preparations
Gemini 7, on its sixth day in orbit, maintained excellent condition and two million miles into its 14 day mission as Lovell and partner Bowman awaited homeward Christmas calls. NASA said Gemini 6 chase preparations at Cape Kennedy were proceeding smoothly for a Sunday launch, enabling Schirra and Stafford to begin the historic pursuit a day earlier than planned.
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Five Rescued After Navy P2V Ditching Off Brunswick
A Navy P2V Neptune patrol plane ditched in the Atlantic 25 miles off Brunswick. One man was killed and five people were rescued, Coast Guard reported.
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Weather outlook with fog drizzle and rain through Saturday
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with fog and drizzle, and occasional rain through Saturday. Tonight’s lows in the 40s, Saturday highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. Thursday’s high around 54 with overnight near 40, rain amounts around .04 inches after 7 am, river stage at 7.3 feet.
Need Told For Added Road Money Need Told For Added Road Money
DES MOINES AP Wne president of the Towa Good Roads Association said today Towa's arnounced freeway expressway system cannot be accomplished on the basis of present revenues and available construction funds Robert K Beck of Centerville said only 75 per cent of Iowa's highway construction needs could be accomplished by 1980 based on need from 1960 This will be the situation despite a one cent per gallon tax increase and the 90 10 split in federal state funds for freeway financing between 1972 and 1990 Beck said the freeway system is not the total answer to Iowa's road needs A well balanced highway system is needed and construction deficiencies must be overcome on existing highways.
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Thames Rises Nearly Flooding Parliament in High Tide
London AP reports the River Thames swelled, nearly flooding the House of Commons as MPs debated. Labour MP Tom Driberg warned the level was within inches of the terraces before the tide receded at Victoria Embankment, dropping roughly two feet in minutes.
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Marines Push to Trap Viet Cong in Da Nang Chu Lai Corridor
U S Marines launched a three day operation to trap Viet Cong in their rice plain stronghold between Da Nang and Chu Lai. Helicopter airlifted units joined ground forces from Valley Forge carrier, engaging guerrilla groups and securing light American casualties. Air and naval strikes targeted bunkers and gun emplacements as propaganda leaflets flew over the region.
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Johnson orders Vietnam war conference at Texas meeting
President Johnson summoned top Pentagon leaders including the Joint Chiefs to his Texas ranch for a pivotal conference on escalating or refining Vietnam strategy as a new war budget and actions are planned for Congress. The gatherings aim to shape possible hard steps if peace talks fail.
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Fire destroys Waukon High School in pre-dawn blaze
Waukon AP reports a pre-dawn fire destroyed Waukon High School with damage estimated up to 1 million dollars. Superintendent Paul Raber set the figure between 700000 and 1 million, noting nothing was saved from the burned H shaped school complex.
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