Hypnosis for Bride at Detroit Wedding Raises Trust Question
The Detroit archdiocese studied whether a hypnotized bride can validly vow in marriage. Diane Podkowa plans hypnosis to avoid tears at her Sept. 7 ceremony with Tom Schoenith. Officials note concerns about knowledge and freedom during the vow, while considering a pre ceremony hypnosis with the belief she will not cry during the rite.
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Archdiocese of
Detroit
Diane Podkowa
Tom Schoenith
Diane
Molly Brown
Robert Witkowski
Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church
Warren
Witkowski
Albert G. Allen
Archdiocesan Marriage Tribunal
Dubcek Joins Moscow Talks Amid Prague Crises
President Svoboda announced from Moscow that Communist boss Alexander Dubcek joins the Kremlin negotiations to push a withdrawal of Soviet led forces from Czechoslovakia. Svoboda said Smrkovsky and Cernik accompany him, as gunfire echoes through Prague during curfew.
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Prague
Ludvik Svoboda
Moscow
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Kremlin
Czechoslovakia
Svoboda
Free Czechoslovak Radio
Dubcek
National Assembly
Jozef Smrkovsky
Oldrich Cernik
Reform
Soviet Union
Free Czechoslovak
Slovak Communist Party
Vasil Bilak
Alois Indra
Smrkovsky
Cernik
Free Radio
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Politika
West Germany
Confusion Reigns at Chicago Democratic National Convention
The piece depicts a chaotic prelude to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago with security hiccups over numbered badges and a clash of groups. It notes taxi strikes, crowd ingress problems, and misidentifications between Yippies and Hippies in Lincoln Park, ending with vows of peaceful gatherings amid the unrest.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Secret Service
Lincoln Park
New York
Teenage firefighters die in brush fire near Glendora
Seven teen age firefighters and their adult foreman died in a wind whipped brush fire in the Los Angeles foothills. Three others were injured as they tried to stretch a hose over a hilltop when flames rose in a funnel canyon and swept toward a ridge. Names age 15 to 17 and wards of juvenile court.
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Glendora
Calif
Los Angeles Foothills
Los Angeles
Forestry Department
Seasonal clear skies with pleasant temperatures forecast
The forecast calls for seasonable dry conditions through Monday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and tonight’s low around the 60s. Skies remain mostly clear with comfortable air across the period.
Nine Go to Post in Hambletonian at Du Quoin
Stanley Dancer of New Jersey again seeks Hambletonian glory with Nevele Pride in the Du Quoin Classic. The 3,000 seat grandstand sellout and big crowds mark a record fair weekend as harness racing continues with bands, kiddie shows, car races, and livestock exhibits through Labor Day.
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Ben Gelman
Southern Illinoisan
Stanley Dancer
New Jersey
Nevele Pride
du Quoin
Noble Victory
Dancer
Hayes
Evansville
Gentle Ben
Inspector Hedley
Democratic platform faces clash over peace plank at convention
A minority peace in Vietnam plank gains cautious support from Platform Committee members while the full group works on a 55 page domestic section. The drafting team aims to finish foreign policy planks and present a lengthy draft Monday night for a floor vote Tuesday.
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Sterling F. Green
Associated Press
Chicago
Vietnam
Democratic Platform Committee
Platform Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
George S. McGovern
Huebrid Humphrey
Hale Boggs
Theodore Sorensen
New York
William Benton
Connecticut
Platfe Committee
McCarthy
McGovern
U.S
Saigon
Miami Beach
Boggs
Curfew Enacted After Evansville Racial Violence
Evansville Indiana imposes an emergency curfew from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. and bans liquor and firearms after a night of racial unrest injures four and causes about 275000 dollars in damage. Mayor Frank McDonald, returning from the Democratic National Convention, is hospitalized for gall bladder concerns. Patrolman Leonard Stilwell is recovering from a shoulder wound while protecting a fire hose. About 68 percent of Evansville’s 141600 residents are Black.
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National Commission On
Riot Commission
Frank McDonald
Leonard Stilwell
Evansville
Green Berets Repulse Reds at Duc Lap Camp
North Vietnamese regulars pounded the Duc Lap Green Beret camp northeast of Saigon as 3000 enemy troops surrounded the outnumbered defenders. U S and South Vietnamese Special Forces with montagnard mercenaries repelled the attackers despite being outgunned about six to one. The action unfolded about 125 miles northeast of Saigon near the Cambodian border.
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Duc Lap
Saigon
U.S
Pope Paul Closes Bogota Latin Visit
Pope Paul VI ends his three day Latin American tour in Bogota after crowds cheer. He reiterates that his ban on artificial contraception permits Roman Catholic couples to practice a moral and reasonable limitation of birth.
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Bogota
Columbia
Paul VI
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Clarence Storbakken
Bngland, Minn
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Johnson
Benton
Humphrey
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South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Evansville, Ind
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