Birth Control Ban Draws Wide Church And Public Reaction
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the birth control ban, prompting a wave of dissatisfaction within the Roman Catholic Church. American theologians and laymen urged conscience based choice, while critics warned of ecumenical harm and social instability. The New York Times criticized inconsistency, and Syntex shares rose amid market calm on the issue.
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Paul Monday
United States
Washington
New York Times
Pope Paul
the Times
Paul VI
Syntex
Saigon regime shows gains but retains strong military flavor
In South Vietnam Thieu tightens military power while Tran Van Huong leads a corruption drive and the National Assembly grows as a check. A military court jailed Truong Dinh Dzu for suggesting a coalition. observers flag continued limits on freedom of expression amid a fragile democratic trend.
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South Vietnam
Thieu
Tran van Huong
National Assembly
Assembly
Saigon
Truong Dinh Dzu
Dzu
Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Johnson
High Ranking Negroes in Retail Mart Aid Brothers Move Up
Walter W. Branford founded the National Negro Retail Advisory Group to connect industry leaders with qualified Black professionals. The group aims to open management and executive roles for Negroes and other minorities, recruit candidates, and promote better career advancement through word of mouth lectures and outreach.
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New York
National Negro Retail Advisory Group
Decid “Engineering
Branford
W.T. Grant Co
Viewpoints of Other Editors Jungle Road
Providence Journal notes intense nationalism and scarce capital hinder regional integration in Latin America. Editors discuss a proposed 3,000-mile highway spanning from Caracas to Buenos Aires, backed by Peru, aimed at opening jungle heartland and boosting development and external access.
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Providence Journal
Latin America
South America
Peru
Caracas
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Decried silence over Soviet threat to Czechoslovakia
David Lawrence laments widespread American and European silence as the Soviet Union presses to force Czechoslovakia into Moscow style rule. He notes military mobilization and Czech calls for democratic reforms amid Soviet pressure and warns against silent complicity.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
America
Rhodesia
United States
United Nations
Europe
Moscow
Prague
Czech
Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Kremlin
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Tito
Romania
South Vietnam
France
Italy
Western
Ferryboats vs Modern Spans Shape A Joyful Debate
In a humorous travel sketch, Hal Boyle and JOY STILLEY recall preferring ferry trips over modern bridges. The writer notes scenic, costly detours to reach ferries from New York toward Washington and along Delmarva, Wilmington, and Cape May, with husband chasing ferry routes and the editor marshalling nostalgia for old sea routes. The piece contrasts technological progress with ferry romance and ends with a lighthearted nod to admiration for progress.
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New Jersey
Cape May
Delaware
Florida
Delmarva Peninsula
Cresapeake Bay
Wilmington
N.C
Horseback rider drives horse to gas station in Kentucky
Hal Boyle reports a truck driver named Tom Jackson parked near Madisonville when a horseback rider stopped for directions to a gas station. The rider explained he was transporting horses, and his truck ran out of fuel, so he rode one horse to fetch more gas. The note mentions Bermuda’s 1815 capital and 1793 incorporation of Hamilton.
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Madisonville, Ky
Tom Jackson
Hamilton
Bermuda
Oswego Palladium Times Postal and Ad Rates Notice
Oswego Palladium Times announces second class mail status under the 1946 act and lists consolidation history, staff titles, and advertising rates. Rates for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga areas show annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options. other addresses have separate pricing. Advertising agency and Associated Press note included.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clarence T. Leighton
Clark Morrison
Thomas A. Cloutier
Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
Nixon Remains GOP Choice Despite Ohio Delegates
Private GOP feedback shows Nixon still leads the national rank and file while Ohio delegates tilt toward Rockefeller. A Beacon Journal poll of 57 Ohio delegates shows Rockefeller with 17 votes to Nixon 13, with 20 undecided, signaling a potential convention battle and Rhodes playing a balancing role.
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Nixon
Dick Nixon
Ohio
Akron Beacon Journal
Rockefeller
Ronnie Reagan
Jim Rhodes
Rhodes
New York
John Lindsay
California
Eisenhower
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Bill Scranton
George Gallup
Nelson Rockefeller
Wendell Willkie
Iraqi President purges cabinet in week of upheaval
Iraqi President Ahmed Hassan el Bakr ousted Premier Abdul Razzak el Naef and Defense Minister Ibrahim Abdul Rahman al Daud less than two weeks after forming the government. Naef was exiled to Morocco and Daud to Beirut while el Bakr blamed reactionaries for excluding progressive elements.
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Damascus
Syria
Ahmed Hassan el Bakr
Baker
Abdul Rahma Arek
Abdul Razzak el Naef
Ibrahim Abdul Rahman al Daud
Naef
Morocco
Daud
Beirut
Scout Bee Dance Signals Nectar Source
A scout bee finds nectar and attracts helpers by a dance that conveys direction and distance through movement. The more intense and rapid the maneuvers, the stronger the signal about the nectar supply.
Prayer for TAQDAY Amid Summer Racial Tension
A prayer pleads for divine grace to heal racial hatred in America. It asks God to help citizens acknowledge each other as brothers and pursue peace with justice. The request is offered by J R Brokhoff of Emory University in Atlanta Georgia.
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America
Jesus Christ
J. R. Brokhoff
Atlanta, Ga
Emory University
Inland seas Asia
Crossword clue puzzle from yesterday's page hints at a 4 letter inland sea in Asia. Possible fill identifies a geographic term used in crosswords.
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New York Stock Exchange
Business Mirror
Walter W. Branford
Ment Store
David Lawrence
Brazil
Subcontinent
Hal Boyle
By Joy Stilley
Myle
Read Yus
Palladium-Times
West First St
Julius Matthews
Longfellow
Wms
Rochefous Cault
Miami Beach
Teddy Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Hell
Iraq
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Sterday
Asia
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Lublin
U.S. Marine
India
Bie
Esai
Ruler of
Tunis
Underworld
Peaceful
Texas
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