Exiled Ukrainian Cardinal Blasts Vatican Over Ukraine Pressures
Cardinal Josyf Slipyi accused the Vatican of hindering his efforts to protest Soviet persecution of Ukrainian Catholics, stating church diplomacy curbs his public speaking. He criticized Pope Paul VI and noted his own silence reflects ongoing negotiations with Communist regimes.
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Russia
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Paul VI
John XXIII
United States
Canada
Agnew Returns From Greece With Democracy Pledge
Vice President Agnew flew home from an eight day Greek tour carrying a pledge from Premier Papadopoulos that Greece is working day and night to build a democracy. Papadopoulos urged the U.S. to hear of their faith in constitutional principles and to resist calls for anarchy.
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UPI
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Thieu
South Vietnam
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Sisters Die in Belfast Shootout Sparks Street Protests
In Belfast two sisters aged 19 and 30 wearing jeans were killed when gunfire from a moving car prompted troops to fire nine rounds. The incident sparked angry protests as crowds torched buses and violence spread near Falls Road.
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UPI
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United States
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Dorothy Maguire
Christopher Dunphie
Dunphie
Falls
William Davidson
Davidson
Gerrard Meehan
Kosygin tours Vancouver amid heavy security guards
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured the Macmillan-Bloedel Pulp and Paper Plant and Vancouver Harbor under tight guards after Ottawa attack and bomb scares. Demonstrations were planned for the hotel as police reported no incidents during the morning visit.
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Vancouver
UPI
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Kosygin
Macmillan-Bloedel Pulp and Paper
Ottawa
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Pacific
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Montreal Canadiens
Saigon Students Firebomb Markets and Army Vehicles
In Saigon on Saturday high school students angered by a riotous week attempted to burn six main food markets but caused no serious damage. They did firebomb a U S Army bus and an Army truck, injuring none while about 100 students dispersed before arrest.
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Germany
UPI
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U.S
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Darmstadt
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Thieu
Vietnam
Air Force
Quang
High School Association
U.S. Army
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