Birth Control Draft Sparks Vatican Split Over Vague Wording
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council, progressive and conservative bishops condemned the birth control section as too vague and poorly written while seeking a clear stance on fecundity and family planning. The session also advanced a schema on collegial shared power with the Pope, including a proposed synod and binding national conferences, amid debates on autonomy from Rome.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Curia
Paul VI
United States
Rome
Paul
Lucey urges zoning on flood plains and sewage rules
Spooner Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Patrick Lucey urged the Legislature to pass a zoning law prohibiting refuse disposal on flood plains. He also backed legislation granting the State Board of Health power to require corrective local sewage systems and tighter boat toilet controls. This speech was one of three Lucey delivered in Northwestern Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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Spooner
Patrick Lucey
State Board of Health
Lucey
Wisconsin
End of era for dime a dance girls in San Francisco
Police rule that the practice of girls charging 10 cents for a dance violates hall permit regulations, ending the dime a dance era in the city.
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San Francisco
UPT
Fraudulent Sale Charge Against Lucey Firm
In Madison, Patrick Lucey and his Lucey Investment Corp face circuit court charges of fraudulent sale of property. Vladimir Olchovko, a painter, alleges he bought a city-encroached home on May 1, 1962 for 5800, paid 2340 for improvements and 600 toward the price, halted payments over encroachment, and the sheriff later sold the property back to Lucey for 5000, leaving a 2267 deficiency claim. Olchovko seeks 5207 in damages.
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UPI
Patrick Lucey
Lucey Investment Corp
Lucey Company
Vladimir Olchovko
Lucey
Olchovko
Dane County
Oichovko
Carroll Metzner
Republican
Wisconsin Trade Mission Heads to Barcelona Ending Tour
MI LAN Italy AP members of the Wisconsin Trade Mission flew to Barcelona for the final leg of a three week European tour. The 115 Wisconsin businessmen arranged extra meetings with Italian counterparts to close deals before departure. Gov Warren Knowles said Italian businessmen gave a warm welcome and predicted strong business ties between Wisconsin industry and Italy.
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Milan
Italy
Wisconsin Trade Mission
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Knowles
Castro Says Cubans With Relatives in U S May Leave
Havana AP Fidel Castro declares that starting Oct 10 Cubans with relatives in the United States may apply to the Interior Ministry to exit Cuba. He promises to set up port facilities at Camarioca and ship refugees by small craft, asserting Americans block exits. He also promised clarification on Maj Ernesto Guevara’s status in coming days.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Ernesto Guevara
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Interior Ministry
Camarioca
Matanzas
European Tour For John Glenn
U S astronaut John H Glenn Jr began a three week goodwill tour of Europe on a President Johnson assignment. He is accompanied by his wife Annie and landed in Frankfurt at 10:15 am after an overnight flight from Washington via London. This marks his first visit to Europe after his 1962 orbital flight.
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U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Europe
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Glenn
Annie
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London
Training of Draft Rejects Studied
Miami Beach AP report that Lt. Gen. Hershey proposes near universal service by training 25 000 to 30 000 draft rejects for emergency duty. The plan, called Pilot Tests For 1-Ys, would train men away from home for two years with education opportunities. He notes 130 000 were rejected last year and 54 000 for moral reasons while 50.5 percent failed pre induction tests mainly for physical or mental reasons.
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Death and Destruction After Taal Volcano Eruption
Rescue teams on the 12 square mile Taal island report a wide expanse of death and destruction. Evacuation orders cover low lake shore areas as officials fear a heavy toll among 2000 island residents and nearby villages. Red Cross counts 184 bodies on the mainland including 104 in Agoneillo town.
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Philippines
Taal
Lake Taal
Red Cross
Agoneillo
Manila
Red Army Targets U.S. Army 25th Infantry Division
The Soviet Red Star brands the Hawaii based 25th Infantry Division as obedient mercenaries with a history of civilian killings and retreat in battle. The piece, translated for Pentagon release, accuses the unit of atrocities in Korea and misconduct in Asia while promising a broader series on American divisions doomed to fight Socialist countries.
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25Th
Korea
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Thailand
Move To Scale Down New Wage Measure In House
House Democrats discuss trimming a proposed minimum wage bill to 1.60 from 1.75 and narrowing coverage from 7.9 million to 1.3 million farm workers. The Education and Labor Committee bill exceeds President Johnson’s recommendations and stalled on parliamentary grounds and lack of administration support. Organised labor resents delaying action even if the House passes it. Senate action next year is unlikely.
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House
Education and Labor Committee
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Senate
House Education and Labor Committee
Two Navy Jets Collide Near Cecil Field Killing Two Pilots
In bad weather two AdA Skyhawks from Memphis Naval Air Base crashed six miles south of Cecil Field while one pilot aimed to guide the other to a safe instrument landing. Both pilots Lt. (jg) Calvin C. Mahnke, 26, and Lt. (jg) Robert F. Silvestri, 25, of Jacksonville were killed. Mahnke leaves a widow Shirley and his parents.
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Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Memphis Naval Air Base
Cecil Field
Calvin C. Mahnke
Robert F. Silvestri
Mahnke
Shirley
Leroy F. Matmbe
Manitowoc
Wis
Viet Nam War Crimes Threat Hits Hanoi Policy
North Viet Nam says captured U.S. and Vietnamese pilots will be tried as war criminals. Geneva’s Red Cross reported Hanoi’s letter dated Aug 31 confirming the policy. In battle news, U.S. and South Vietnamese forces repelled a major Viet Cong assault near Qui Nhon and Saigon, with massed Viet Cong regiments along Highway 1 and district towns cut off.
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Phu My
Bon Song
Adjournment Plea by Woman Urges Congress Pause
Washington United Press International reports Rep Martha Griffiths of Michigan calls on President Johnson to send Congress home now as its members grow cross mean and hateful. Her plaintive plea signals urgent demand for adjournment amid heated debate and political rancor.
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UPI
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