Russian Leader In Italy and Nicaragua Budget and Uprising
In Managua a CPSB budget of 34.8 million dollars was approved to fund electric and gas expansions amid rising demand and a 20 hour uprising that ended with hostages released and deaths reported. In Rome Soviet President Podgorny arrived for trade talks with Italy as officials discussed Vietnam peace and Kremlin Vatican relations.
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In New York AP reports Clarel Boothe Luce predicts Pope Paul VI will approve artificial birth control methods for Roman Catholics. She notes many Catholics already practice what she calls freedom of come science as the church remains uncertain, in McCall’s current issue.
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Vatican Disturbed by Warship Norms and Vigorous Mass Music
Vatican officials voiced concern that loud, modern music at Mass risks sacredness and distracts from devotion. The Congregation of Rites and the Council of Liturgy urged bishops to curb traditions labeled as excessive beat music while allowing some reform.
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Two Blue Law Repeals Put Forward In Texas Senate
In Austin two bills seek to change Sunday closing rules. Sen. Jim Bates would repeal the 1960 law restricting sales of more than 40 items on weekends, while Sen. George Parkhouse proposes removing the emergency-certification provision. The session also considers betting on horse races after local option votes and other reform bills.
Green Could Be Leased or Sold Hospital District
County hospital options surface after defeat of a tax measure. Assistant District Attorney Emmett Cater outlines steps to salvage financing for the hospital district, including possible lease or sale of Robert B. Green Hospital and affiliated facilities to private operators. Public ceremony details included.
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Aid-to-Aliens Bill Introduced in Texas Senate
A bill to grant old age assistance to aliens who have lived in Texas 25 years was introduced in the Texas Senate by Sensue Bernal of San Antonio and Vand dim Bates of Edinburg. Gov. Connally urged passage noting need for self care for medical plan and general aid, with possible effect the next day.
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Senate Vote Short on Pay Hike Bill Stirs Texas Legislature
The Texas Senate, led by Sen. Ralph Hall, fell one vote short of suspending rules on an emergency minimum wage bill. Gov. Price Daniel ally Sen. Joe Bernal argues $1.25 to $2.00 hourly rise for state workers, $2,000 annual cap, with House and Senate power struggles and wage-funding implications shaping the stalemate.
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