Michigan mother sends retarded son to aidless city
A Michigan mother and her husband left 13 year old Richard at a school for retarded youths in Miami and were ordered by Judge Ben Sheppard to return home without him. The boy, mute Ricky, was found wandering at Miami airport a week earlier and will be placed in a Dade County home while the parents undergo treatment and cover care costs.
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Grand jury cites Austin teen vice dens lure for victims
The Travis County grand jury reported evidence that 100 to 300 teenagers were lured into homosexual dens by free liquor food obscene movies and money. It urged forming a metropolitan vice squad to combat the alleged crime and criticized prosecutions as inadequate.
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Vatican Council Urged to Decide on Artificial Birth Control
Ecumenical Council cardinals urged Pope Paul VI to resolve artificial birth control issues, warning the church could appear hypocritical if no clear stance is taken. They noted modern methods like the oral pill and discussed divorce, polygamy, and the indissolubility of marriage in light of scripture.
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Senate seeks floor for reapportionment plan in Arizona
In Phoenix the Senate pressed to move its redistricting bills to debate though House opposition remained. A 33 member Senate would shift western and southern Maricopa County from district 1 to 3, creating population gaps of about 53 000 between Maricopa and Santa Cruz seats. Giss hopes courts will accept a temporary solution until the 1970 census.
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Arizona considers 70 mph speed limit on interstate roads
The Arizona Highway Commission ordered a study on raising speed limits to 70 mph on completed interstates. Commissioner Bus Mead proposed a lower limit for trucks. The panel awarded $8 million in road contracts, including a $2.26 million award to W. R. Skousen of Mesa for 14 miles of I-10 southeast of Casa Grande.
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Vatican bishops adopt revised deicide statement
The council leaders approved a new version of the declaration on Jews and non Christians. The text no longer condemns the Jewish people as a whole for deicide and omits the term dei deide, replacing the paragraph with a version focusing on condemning anti Semitism and urging respectful preaching.
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Church condemns anti-Semitism across time and groups
The text stresses that the church cannot blame all Jews for the death of Christ and affirms their shared patrimony. It adds a new insertion condemning anti-Semitism, noting the church remains mindful of common heritage with the Jews and deplores hatred and persecution by any group at any time.
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Ten thousand police guard Pope Paul VI in New York
New York police stage a massive security operation for Pope Paul VI's visit. Ten thousand officers turn their backs to the crowd while facing the public to watch for threats. Surveillance extends to anti Catholic groups and suspicious religious retailers as helicopters monitor the route to St Patrick's Cathedral.
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Arizona Gov Goddard Says State Has Worst Mental Health in Nation
Governor Sam Goddard told the Arizona Christian Conference that Arizona faces the worst mental health situation in the country. He cited Arizona State Hospital’s lack of facilities and psychiatrists and praised dedicated workers despite very low salaries.
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