Birth Control Stand Reaffirmed by Pope
The Pope reaffirmed the church stance on birth control for Roman Catholics. He emphasized no changes are planned and urged couples to observe the traditional ban on chemical or mechanical contraception. Family life remains the primary mission of married couples, and the Vatican will consider specialist input before any decision.
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President appoints six to key posts in new administration
The article outlines six appointees to senior posts, detailing backgrounds from journalism to law and public service. Donnelly succeeds James Greenfield in international affairs, while McPherson and Alexander gain top legal roles. The piece notes health and political context shaping the nominations and mentions broader fiscal and policy considerations.
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Ohio
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Fire Reveals Terror Ring in Argentina
In Buenos Aires a fire at a textile factory uncovered a terrorist network tied to Peronist followers. Police found air gear leaflets and weapons at a nearby house and a larger cache of arms, linked to exiled leader Juan Peron’s followers.
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Claremont Young Republicans Defect from CYR Leadership
The Claremont Men's College Young Republicans split from the statewide CYR group after Doug Marshall blamed the rise of Mike Djardjevich as president for undermining their attempt to restore responsible leadership. The defectors cite frustration with the CYR elections as a turning point.
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Soviet General Dies Carrying Out Duty
Lt. Gen. Ivan D. Ivlivyev aged 50 of the Red Army reportedly died while carrying out his duties. Krasnaya Zvezda said the cause was not specified, leaving open whether a rocket explosion or an aircraft crash caused the death. The obituary, signed by Defense Minister Malinovsky and other officials, notes Ivlivyev headed no active command but served under Marshal Krylov. He held Hero of the Soviet Union and other awards.
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Indonesians Tell Red China to Stay Out of Affairs
Indonesia condemned Chinese interference amid anti Indonesia protests and warned Beijing to stop meddling. Antara News Agency reported Jakarta apologized for damage to the Chinese embassy during demonstrations and rejected Beijing’s charge that the protests were government staged.
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Press-Celearam Fillered as second class pew citer
Inaccurate OCR text depicts a garbled local notice referring to a Long Beach street address and a publication date. The fragment hints at a daily edition and a religious or civic posting but lacks coherent facts, names, or event details to summarize a clear news item.
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Chrestatin
Daly Eeerot
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Nation Backs Policy on Viet Nam Johnson Declares
President Johnson told a White House news conference that the nation and Congress overwhelmingly support his Viet Nam policies. He said more U.S. troops would be sent to bolster roughly 200,000 deployed, while indicating no immediate need for reserves. He defended the current approach and rejected calls for a major escalation or withdrawal.
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Humphrey Reports Gains in Viet Military Progress
Vice President Hubert Humphrey said there has been tremendous progress in the military phase of the Vietnamese war while noting the economic and social front is only just beginning. He spoke after helicopter tours near Saigon and visited Australian and U.S. forces against the Viet Cong, describing a day focused on military operations.
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African UN diplomat urges U S to recognize Viet Cong at peace talks
Mali ambassador Lori Coulibaly tells UN ambivalence toward Saigon regime hampers Viet Nam diplomacy. He says peace requires U S recognition of the Viet Cong National Liberation Front. Goldberg says UN can help, while Hanoi demands withdrawal and preconditions.
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Viet Cong
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Coulibaly
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Rigid seizure over royal insult in La Voix du Peuple
Police seized the Chinese Belgian weekly La Voix du Peuple on Friday amid accusations of insulting the royal family. An editorial attacked King Baudouin, triggering the government action and sparking debate over press limits in Belgium.
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Voice of the People
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Classifieds Power Ad Never Set For Round-the-Clock Sales
A Sun era classified notice touts 24 hour ad power with a bold claim and a contact number HE 2559 for readers to place around the clock listings.
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Albania Rejects East European Plan To Aid Hanoi
Vienna report states East European and Asian communist regimes planned a conference to coordinate military and economic aid for North Vietnam. Albania’s central committee rejected the Polish invitation and refused to attend any conference of European Communist parties allied with Moscow and excluded Chinese communists. The broadcast called the meeting a bid to deepen the split in the Socialist camp.
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Viet Nam
I: Irina
Soviet Union
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China
Moscow
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Lus
Crash Kills Manning Family in South Carolina
A Friday night crash in Manning, South Carolina killed five members of a single family and two other occupants when a compact car slid on a wet highway, struck a tree, and overturned at high speed.
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S.C
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