Priests Must Stay Single Says Vatican Sources
Pope Paul VI is preparing a major document reaffirming celibacy for priests. Vatican sources say he barred debate in the Vatican Council while gathering material for the statement. The move follows long consideration within Church leadership.
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Catholic priest and aides indicted in illegal bingo case
A Catholic priest Rev. Paul M. Pekarik and two laymen were indicted by the Lehigh County Grand Jury on Thursday after being arrested by Emmaus mayor and parishioner Joseph R. Zeller. They face charges related to running an illegal non profit bingo game in the St. Ann's Church area.
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Ohio chooses Mrs. Ohio 1967 to compete in Mrs. America
Mrs. Ohio of 1967 will be selected April 19 to represent the state in the Mrs. America Pageant in San Diego May 4 14. Six semi finalists named include Mrs. Cleveland Bay Village Mrs. Columbus Mrs. Arthur J. Emrick Mrs. Salem Mrs. Hugh C. Marshall Summitville Mrs. Cincinnati Mrs. Robert J. Webber Loveland and Mrs. Gerald M. Krueger Oregon.
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Akron rubber workers authorize strike at three majors
Rubber workers at B F Goodrich Goodyear Tire and Rubber and Firestone Tire and Rubber voted to strike if contract talks fail, with locals 2 and 5 voting strongly in favor after large turnouts in Akron.
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SR-71 Spy Plane Crashes Near Las Vegas New Mexico
An SR71 reconnaissance jet exploded and crashed about 15 miles northeast of Las Vegas New Mexico. Maj. Richard E. Schofield ejected safely and was later found 35 miles west of the wreckage by a rescue helicopter and transported to Kirtland AFB hospital in Albuquerque.
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Open housing marchers vow to return to Louisville South End
Open housing advocates faced eggs rocks and bottles during a two hour march in Louisville's white South End. Rev. Leo Lesser, a local civil rights leader, said they will return until Louisville passes an effective open housing ordinance.
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Weather Outlook and Births Report
Variable cloudiness and warmer conditions with scattered thundershowers today with a high in the lower 70s. Tonight showers end as cooler air moves in with a low in the lower 50s. Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday with sunrise at 5 50 a.m. and sunset at 7 06 p.m. Births: Mr and Mrs James Borgia announce a daughter at 112 St Marys.
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Humphrey Tears Up Critics at Jewish Women Event
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, in Atlanta, urged the press to improve America’s image abroad. He contrasted a story of life savers and peacemakers with Europe’s view of bombs and disasters. About 75 pickets protested the Vietnam War outside the hotel with antiwar messages.
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Johnson Leads Pact On Latin American Common Market
At Punta del Este Johnson and 18 other presidents signed a Declaration of the American Presidents aiming to establish a Latin American common market within 15 years. Ecuador balked, placing a document with its reasons rather than signing, ending the three day summit on a sour note.
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Norwalk April 24 rubbish pickup announced
Norwalk will start spring rubbish collection Monday April 24 with crews on West Main Street then East Main Street and finally the southside and northside. Residents should place rubbish on tree lawns and ensure items weighing no more than two men can lift onto dump trucks. loose items should be weighted down.
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Permit Issued for Church Addition in Shelby
A building permit was issued to Stacey S Haun of Shelby for an addition to the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church.
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Norwalk Police Seek Driver in Hit and Run Case
An accident witnessed by 15 to 20 students at Norwalk High School is under police investigation. The vehicle backed into a parked car in front of St. Pauls Church, owned by Wilbert D. Skinn of Dublin Road. Police say the driver should turn himself in.
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School workers seek targeted pay hikes in Norwalk
Norwalk OAPSE pushes for higher wages for cafeteria workers and bus drivers while other non teaching staff request no across the board raise. Board talks resume with a tentative April 21 meeting after CAPSE rejected a board proposal.
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