Priest Turns Exile Protest Against Racial Policy
In Los Angeles Rev John Coffield a 49 year old priest says he will begin a self imposed exile from the archdiocese as a protest against racism and the state Proposition 14. He was ordered out for speaking against the proposition and will work in Chicago with the Inter-American Cooperative Institute for several years while remaining in vocally opposed to silence on discrimination.
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Corlis
California
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Beoween
M v
Emil Seliga
Chicago
Father Coffield
Ascension Catholic Church
Seliga
University of Arizona
Inter-American Cooperative Institute
Stop Mayhem on I-75 Sparks 18 Injuries in Ocala
A motorist suddenly stopped on Interstate 75 near a lane reduction in Ocala causing a chain reaction. Police report 17 cars collided and 18 people had minor injuries. Damages are estimated at $7,100 and traffic snaked up to 75 miles north as officers worked to restore flow.
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Ocala
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Italian Opera House Fight Ends Baritone’s Parma Run
American baritone Cornell MacNeil and Parma Opera House superintendent Giuseppe Negri clashed after MacNeil stormed off stage at Parma Regio Theater causing the season opener to be canceled. Police escorted MacNeil as fans pressed to see him, with Negri claiming MacNeil punched him in a dressing room altercation while MacNeil said Negri invaded his space and assaulted him.
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Italy
Cornell MacNeil
Parma Opera Mouse
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Opera
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Patinare
Regin
Giuseppe Negri
Tong
Lan
America
Nelari
Negri
Karnmer
Toll From Ceylon India Storm Tops 1800
New Delhi reports at least 1800 dead after the hurricane and tidal surge hit Ceylon and southeastern India. Dhanushkodi on Rameswaram island is cut off with about 3000 feared marooned. Rescue efforts include food drops and aid from several nations.
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India
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United States
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China
Cuba
Britain
Colombo
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Beatles try new scream barrier in London show
AP reports Beatle concert in a London theater where fans screamed so loudly the band heard little. A projector displayed captions on stage as the group promised future fixes to better hear the music. Audience reactions included fainting spells and rave reviews from departing fans.
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London
India Denies Using U.S. Made Arms in Kashmir Clashes
New Delhi defense ministry spokesmen rejected Pakistan's accusation that Indian troops used American made weapons in border clashes along the cease fire line in Kashmir. The United States granted military aid to India in 1962 with an understanding it would not be used against Pakistan.
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AP Defense Ministry
Pakistan
Kashmir
U.S
Knife Wielder Sought After Motel Attack In Elk City
Police probe a knife attack in a motel in Elk City Oklahoma on a Sunday morning. A 24 year old mother Judith Ann Shotton and her 4 year old daughter Stephanie were wounded and hospitalized in Oklahoma City. The assailant described as a small man in a brown hat allegedly stabbed them seven times and fled after the mother awoke.
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Okki
UPL
Gallap
N.M
Judith Ann Shotton
Stephanie
Oklahoma City
Mies
Shoteama
U N Finances Hit Snag In UN Peacekeeping Vote
Negotiators in New York work toward a consent based solution to fund UN peacekeeping as Russia balks at paying assessments. The United States proposes a partial voluntary Soviet pledge to cover part of the peacekeeping bill while debates over Article 19 and Council seats threaten a broader showdown before Friday voting.
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Lackey
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Bra
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Soviet Union
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Quaison-Lackey
Jordan
Mali
Mor
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Hat
Thetel
Adlai E. Stavenson
United Sites
Quaisan-Lackey
U.N
Congress probes NASA patent give aways saga in Senate
A Senate inquiry looms into NASA policy that allegedly grants private firms rights to patents developed with taxpayer funds. Critics say waivers are negotiated with contracts, potentially bypassing full legal rights and diluting government ownership. NASA Administrator Webb defends compliance with federal law and Kennedy guidance. The House subcommittee chaired by Senator Long plans to review the issue after Congress reconvenes.
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Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
House
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Ray
James E. Webb
Wiobn F. Kennedy
Hbis
Seite
Russell B. Long
Dla
Congress
Long
Wayne Morse
Dove
Lee Metcalf
D-Mant
Plies Joy
Merse
Ong
Aker
Associated
Democratic Republican party opens national convention in Seoul
In Seoul the Democratic Republican party led by President Park Ching Hee opened its national convention. Park appealed for unity and urged support for policy initiatives as the party gathers top members and officials.
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UPI
South Korea
Park Ching Hee
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