Pontiff Eyeing Holy Land Visit January 4 6
Pope Paul plans a historic Holy Land journey January 4 to 6 with a potential meeting with Orthodox leaders in Jerusalem. Catholic Patriarch Maximus IV Suigh and Benedictus of Jerusalem signal possible talks, though no formal agreement exists and Benedictus offered cautious comments on the pilgrimage.
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Pope Paul II Visit Sparks Security Questions Across Middle East
British Lord Chief Justice Lord Parker comments on lawful punching of policemen in self defense set against Pope Paul II's planned trip to the Holy Land. Vatican security plans include a Jordanian welcome and a cautious advance guard as tensions rise with Jewish and Arab forces over Jerusalem Nazareth and potential involvement of Israel. A Cairo newspaper, Al Ah ram, questions political motives behind the Pope's visit and its impact on regional religious tensions.
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Johnson Meets Top Defense and Foreign Aid Advisers
President Johnson conferred with Defense Secretary McNamara, Secretary of State Rusk, and senior aides to discuss defense spending, NATO issues, and Paris talks on a multi nation Polaris fleet. Salinger said Johnson stressed maintaining military strength while maximizing dollar value, and outlined a military foreign policy of being strong, just, temperate and patient.
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Guatemala Resumes Dominican Relations
Guatemala and the Dominican Republic announced on Thursday night that full diplomatic relations have been resumed after a period of disruption. The move restores formal ties between the two nations and paves the way for renewed cooperation on political, economic, and cultural matters.
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Murder for Hire Case Deliberations Resume
A 12 jurors panel resumed deliberations in Minneapolis after a long day without a verdict in the murder for hire trial of T Eugene Tipsipgon. The defendant faced possible life imprisonment if convicted in the March 6 killing of his wife, heiress Carol Thompson, amid alleged affairs with mistress Jacqueline Olesen. Prosecutor William B Randall framed the defendant as a hypocritical church elder with a sordid life while the defense argued the state's case rests on questionable testimony.
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Phone Circuits Expanded to Johnson City, Tex
In Austin Texas telephone workers were installing 200 new circuits between here and Johnson City to handle expected traffic when President Johnson returns to his ranch 65 miles west of the capital city. The work aims to alleviate congestion during the president’s visit and ensure reliable communications in the region.
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U.N. backs space program amid East West accord
The United Nations general assembly approves a five nation space program resolution and calls for disarmament steps. The Sun Times notes a broader peace move by the Soviet Union and United States including a ban on nuclear tests and a pledge for outer space cooperation. Separate sources confirm Mrs. Oswald's reported statement and FBI handwriting tests link Oswald to Kennedy's killer rifle.
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Kenya Unit Ambushed by Somali Rebels
Somali raiders ambushed a column of the King's African Rifles in the Et Wak frontier district Thursday night but were driven back across the border, reports reaching Nairobi indicate.
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