S.A.'s Manning named cardinal in Vatican reorganization
The Vatican reorganized the Breslau diocese and improved Vatican Warsaw relations, elevating S.A.'s Manning to cardinal. He becomes the third Polish cardinal, joining future church leaders such as Antonio Ribeiro of Lisbon and Emile Biaventa of Brazzaville, the Congo's first cardinal, noted among the youngest new appointees.
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Secret cardinal selections noted in 1969 consistory list
Vatican hints that two cardinals were named in pectore in 1969 and kept secret from the others. Pope Paul VI announced 30 names for a March 5 consistory, while other predecessors like John XXIII also hid names. The list includes Archbishops Paolo Evaristo, Primatesta, Gonzales Martin, Nereiso Gubany Arnau, Brandao Vilela, Munoz Duque, Guyot, Sakazar Lopez, and many more across Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Mexico, Poland, Australia, Samoa, Pakistan, Kenya, and Puerto Rico, plus diplomats Raimondi and Mazzoni.
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Cordoba
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Toledo
Spain
Nereiso Gubany Arnau
Barcelona
Avelar Brandao Vilela
San Salvador da Bahia
Anibal Munoz Duque
Bogota
Colombia
Luis Jean Guyot
Toulouse
France
Jose Sakazar Lopez
Guadalajara
Mexico
Boleslao Kiminek
Wroclaw
Poland
James Robert Knox
Melbourne
James Darcy Freeman
Sydney
Australia
Pio Tao Finu’a
Apia
Samoa
Antonio Ribeiro
Lisboriy
Luigi Raimondi
United States
Umberto Mazzoni
Joseph Cordeiro
Karachi
Pakistan
Hermann Wolk
Mainz
West Germany
Emile Bravenda
Brazzaville
French Congo
Maurice Otunga
Nairobi
Kenya
Paul Yoshigoro Taguchi
Osaka
Japan
Luis Aponte Martinez
San Juan
Puerto Rico
End of L A Herald Examiner strike benefits by union
The International Executive Board of the Newspaper Guild voted to end strike benefits for Los Angeles Herald Examiner pickets. Three months of strike pay and relocation assistance will be provided, with continued court and arbitration actions including severance pay for qualified strikers.
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International
Newspaper
Guild
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Los Angeles
Charles Perlik Jr
Guild International
Charles Dale
California
Dale
Advertising Boytt
Two Texas deputies slain in ambush near San Antonio
In Texas, two Baxter County sheriff's deputies stopped a van for faulty license taps and were shot in the back as they returned to their patrol car. One died on scene, the other in a ditch. Sheriff’s Sgt. James Lingo said the motive was unknown. An ambulance driver reported a small caliber weapon used.
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Baxter County
James Lingo
Sheriff's Office
Lingo
Calvin Lloyd
Bexar County Hospital
Open minded Los Angeles cardinal quiets archdiocese
Archbishop Timothy Manning named cardinal by Pope Paul VI is seen as an open minded leader who calmed criticisms in the 1.8 million Catholic community. Since succeeding Cardinal McIntyre in 1970, he implemented reforms, promoted youth, minority concerns, and church renewal, while facing past dissent and controversy.
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James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
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Menlo Park
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Rome
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Fresno
U S presses Reds for new Laos POW lists
U S officials reject North Vietnam's latest captive list as incomplete pressing for more names beyond seven American service members and three civilians listed as prisoners or missing in Laos The names include Air Force officers Lt Col Walter Stischer Maj Edward Leonard Jr Maj Norbert Gotner Capt Stephen Long Capt Jack Butcher Capt Charles Beiss and Navy Lt Henry Bedinger plus civilians Ernest Brace Samuel Mattix and Lloyd Oppel Brace a civilian pilot Mattix and Oppel missionaries captured October 28 1965 and May 21 1965 respectively in Kongkok Laos
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Charles F. Beiss
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Samuel Allen Mattix
Lloyd Dudley Oppel
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Mattix
Centralia
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Oppel
Courtenay
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Kongkok
Joint unit postpones POW talks continues page A1
The joint unit meeting postponed POW talks and discussed prisoner release after Maj Gen Gilbert Woodward accused members of stalling. Woodward urged Viet Cong and North Vietnamese officers to resume armistice orders to stop fighting despite last Sunday's cease fire. In Washington Sen Mike Mansfield said amnesty for draft resisters is a presidential decision, not a Congressional one.
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UPI
Mike Mansfield
Senate
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Dead man turns out alive in Miami car crash confusion
Nish Scott's ex wife Ruby burst into tears when told her children's father was killed in an auto wreck. She faced Scott at a morgue identification, only to learn the body removed from Scott’s wrecked car belonged to Eugene Rollinson, a 22 year old with prior robbery and rape arrests, while Scott revealed hitchhikers robbed him. Dep. Gerald Mingo noted Scott handled the news surprisingly. Berlin reports continued frost and ice blocking Danube delta mouths.
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Nish Scott
Ruby Scott
Scott
Eugene Rollinson
Gerald Mingo
Knife attack on Long Beach woman at Anaheim Street lot
A Long Beach woman was stabbed by a man on an Anaheim Street used car lot. About 10 p.m. she was pulled into a rear pickup by a Negro attacker in a purple shirt, forced to lie on the seat, and stabbed several times. The purse with 51 cents was found. witnesses heard screams and the assailant fled toward McArthur Park. The victim was hospitalized at Harbor General after surgery.
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Long Beach
Anaheim Street
IRA gunmen execute Protestant in Belfast painting store
In Belfast the IRA singled out a Protestant worker at a Springfield Road paint shop and killed him, the sixth such murder this week as violence in Ulster rises. Police called it the first shot in an IRA sectarian war. British troops were placed on stand by amid warnings of more bloodshed.
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Irish Republican Army
Springfield Road
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IRA
Nightstick Shotgun Captures Bank Bandits in Canton
Canton Massachusetts two bank robbers fled Neponset Valley Bank and Trust Co with 3500 to 4000 dollars. Milton patrolman John Lank on dog patrol halted the getaway car and confronted them with a raised nightstick saying it was a shotgun. The robbers surrendered and the money was recovered.
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Neponset Valley Bank and Trust Co
Milton
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Lank
Senate panel approves rename of Houston space center
The Senate Aeronautics and Space Committee unanimously approved a proposal to rename the Houston Manned Space Center the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center. The measure, led by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson ally Lloyd Benson, honors Johnson’s early support for the American space program.
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Senate Aeronautics and Space Committee
Houston Manned Space Center
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
Lloyd Bentsen
Dotinson
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