Pope Vows To Work Hard To Bring Viet Nam Peace
In a letter read to Viet Nam church leaders, Pope Paul VI pledged to work tirelessly to end the war and bring peace to Vietnam. Archishop Sergio Pignedoli carried the message from the Vatican, stressing the pontiff will use every opportunity for a just and lasting peace and will cooperate without limits to achieve Christ’s greeting Peace be with you for the Vietnamese people.
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No Paint Lipstick For Women In Mao Tse-tung China
AP dispatch describes how Chinese women now wear baggy tunics and pantaloons, shedding beauty aids as Red Guards target Western cosmetics. Women enter factories, farms, and politics in greater numbers, with 542 deputies in the National People’s Congress and 1.43 million in local congresses. The regime links marriage laws and birth control to production, offering maternity leave and community child care to favor work and study of Mao’s thought.
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Internal Fights Cloud Brown in California 1966 Race
In California's hot gubernatorial contest Democrat Edmund G. Brown faces internal party strife and strong GOP rival Ronald Reagan. Brown trails Reagan in early indicators while facing a potential demand for fresh leadership within the party. The race draws national attention as Brown receives outside support, including praise from President Johnson, and a recent state poll suggests movement in his favor.
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Brown and Reagan neck and neck in California race
Polls show Reagan 45 Brown 41 and dont know 14 with June at 48 37 15 observers call the race neck and neck to November a Brown strength list cites prosperity experience record and campaigning ability Brown touts California economy water project and nine new campuses while facing white backlash from the Rumford Act born April 2 1905 in San Francisco Pat Brown rose from student posts to attorney general and governor after switching from Republican to Democrat in 1934.
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