Priest Defies Cardinal Will Say Mass Today
The Rev. Gommar A Depauw defies Cardinal Shehan and says he will celebrate mass today despite an order banning him from any sacred ministry. He cites the bishop of Tivoli as his superior and leads the Catholic Traditionalist Movement amid a dramatic Newark confrontation over the cardinal’s directive.
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Gommar A Depauw
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Father Depauw
Cardinal Shehan
Baltimore
Timbuktu
Tivoli
Newark
N.J
Francis X. Gallagher
Father de Pauw
Mount St. Marys Seminary
Emmitsburg
Wnju-Tv
Gallagher
Wartime Standards College Men May Be Drafted
Washington AP reports the Selective Service plans tighter college deferment guidelines for next fall using testing and class standing. Lt. Gen. Hershey said criteria echo those of the Korean era, with tests and ranks guiding local boards though not binding. He noted negotiations with testing agencies and a revised student certificate to reflect class standing.
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Washington
Selective Service System
Lewis B. Hershey
Viet Nam
Hershey
Draft Defers Thurmont's Dr. T. Love
Dr Thomas A Love of Thurmont, one of two town physicians, has been re classified as 2 A avoiding immediate draft. Mayor Roy Lookinghill and the town council urged Maryland Selective Service officials not to draft him and a later letter from Dr Melvin E Lea supported the request.
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Thomas A. Love
Thurmont
Love
Maryland Selective Service
James K Gray
Roy W Lookinghill
Melvin E. Lea
Frederick County Medical Society
Arctic chill grips wide nation as snow swirls Alabama to Maine
A vast arctic air mass blankets most of the United States from Montana to New England with subzero readings in many northern cities. Record lows appear in multiple states including Bismarck 39 below, Minneapolis Saint Paul 25 below, Chicago 19 below, and Milwaukee 20 below. Snow originates in the South with up to 12 inches in Pine Bluff and Arkansas roads deemed hazardous, while Oklahoma areas report freezing rain and 4 inches of snow.
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New England
Far West
Florida
Bismarck
N.D
Sioux City
Iowa
Grand Island
Neb
Milwaukee
Rockford
Ill
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Chicago
O'Hare
St. Louis
Kansas City
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Tawes backs Cooper plan for Maryland tax overhaul
Governor Tawes voiced support for the Cooper-Hughes plan to revamp Maryland taxes while urging drafters to add relief for overburdened property taxpayers. He noted county commissioners’ silence and outlined the proposal to replace the 3 percent income tax with a 3 to 6 percent graduated rate.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Fnday
Cooper-Hughes
Maryland
Executive Mansion
Baltimore City
Nine Die In Boston Hotel Explosion
In downtown Boston a massive blast leveled parts of the Paramount Hotel and ripped a 60 foot gash in a street. At least nine people were killed and about 50 injured as flames and debris trapped victims amid 15 degree cold. Rescuers searched wreckage while officials investigated likely causes.
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Boston
Paramount
Kenneth Harrison
Boylston Street
Combat Zone
Boston Common
Leo Kelso
Plymouth Hotel
Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities
Boston Gas Co
City, County, And State Roads Crews On Standby
Frederick awaits a heavy snow as a third storm in a week looms. State and local crews stand by with 68 state workers and 30 equipment pieces, 25 county trucks, four bulldozers and 30 city salt and plow units ready to clear drifts up to five feet. Roads already faced five to six foot drifts, with temperature plunging near zero and highs 10 to 15.
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Frederick
United States Weather Bureau
Friendship International Airport
State Roads Commission
MD. 144
U.S. 404
Braddock
Jefferson
Libertytown
U.S. 40
Liberty Bridge
Cook Road
Market Street
Patrick Street
Bentz
School Head Questions Age Changes
Frederick County school leaders oppose raising the compulsory attendance age from 16 to 17 as a solution to dropout rates. Superintendent Dr John L Carnachan cites hardships and costs, favoring expanded vocational programs to keep students engaged. He notes a 25 percent senior-year dropout in Frederick County and argues interest-driven courses better retain students.
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Frederick County
John L. Carnachan
Carnachan
Maryland General Assembly
State Department of Education
Baltimore
Johnson rejects senators call to consult on resuming bombing
President Johnson dismissed a bid by 16 Democratic senators for collective judgment before resuming air strikes on North Vietnam. He cited congressional authority but pledged steadfast pursuit of peace, leaving timing unclear while urging that peace depend on Viet Cong and northern supporters choosing nonviolence.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
Congress
Vance Hartke
Dind
Col
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Hartke
Fulbright
George 8. McGovern
D.D
McGovern
Viet Nam
Senate
Republican
Everett M. Dirksen
White House
North
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