Installation Mass Marks Cleveland Bishop's Call for Law and Order
Bishop Issenmann installs as coadjutor in the Cleveland Diocese urging Christians to uphold law and order. He notes the world preparing for disorder and vows to work with Archbishop Hoban and others, in a ceremony at St John Cathedral attended by hundreds of clergy and officials.
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Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
Paul J. Hallinan
Atlanta
John F. Hurley
St. Augustine
Fla
Paul S. Schulte
Indianapolis
Celene Damiano
Camden
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Eric
John D. Cody
New Orleans
Ambrose Senyshyn
Banjonet
Archbishop Aker
James A. Rhodes
Ralph Locher
St. John’s
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Groundhog lore and Candlemas tied to early spring talk
The piece muses on six more weeks of winter if a groundhog sees its shadow and jokes about a groundhog gender swap. It notes Candlemas Day as an alternative spring tradition with daylight and sun symbolism.
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Elizabeth II visits Ethiopia amid grand state welcome
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Addis Ababa for a state visit to Emperor Haile Selassie. A quarter million Ethiopians greeted the royal party as Selassie hosted a glittering banquet and honored Elizabeth with the honorary field marshal title while she conferred the Ethiopian Order of Solomon on him.
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London striptease dancers strike for higher pay
Three Soke nightclubs in London faced a strike by cover-up striptease dancers who refused to strip on Monday night. Veteran dancer Verette Orrorin, quoting a chant about earning more money, led the protest as performers demand improved wages.
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Appalachian aid sails through Senate and heads to House
Senate approves a $1 billion Appalachian development program covering 355 counties across 11 states. The plan funds a 2350 mile road system, 1000 miles of access roads, health facilities, social programs, erosion control, timber treatment, and added grants. Final House action expected late this month.
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LBJ tightens lid on future Great Society costs
President Johnson's budget chief Kermit Gordon ordered cabinet members to prevent discussion of future year costs for the Great Society. The move aims to curb premature estimates amid congressional scrutiny and international crises, with officials avoiding firm year-by-year figures beyond the current year.
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Publishers New Paper Syndicate
Tshombe Seeks Congo Coalition Rebuffs From White House
The White House pledges full support to Congo premier Moise Tshombe while opposing any coalition with rebels. Tshombe agrees to phase out white mercenaries as U S officials debate aid and military aid pipelines. Gruening Moss plan a U S science tour, while Spaak’s travel follows Churchill funeral.
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Alaska
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Antarctic
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Pole
Winston Churchill
Education bill opposition grows in hearings on aid plan
Washington reports show opposition mounting to President Johnson's $1.2 billion school aid program as key subcommittee hearings proceed. Critics include religious groups and proparochial school advocates amid international funding appeals and allocations debated in London and Washington.
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Margaret A. Kilgore
Bob Jones
Washington
UPI
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Aon
Jones
House
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Rusk and Gromyko Accept Invitation in Vienna
In Vienna Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk accepted an invitation for talks. The discussions mark a step toward easing Cold War tensions with diplomacy in place of confrontation.
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UPI
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Long recesses loom over UN impasse as talks stall
UN diplomats forecast extended recesses in the General Assembly as it seeks to break a financial and political deadlock. A weeklong pause was started to form a negotiating group with possible May or June delays and even a September return. The United States and Britain oppose a long adjournment while Thant pushes talks on USSR debt and costs to restart negotiations and unblock the assembly.
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Washington
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White House
Bundy heads to Saigon for talks on Vietnam policy
President Johnson seeks a new approach as Bundy travels to Saigon with John McNaughton and Leonard Unger to urge Vietnamese civilian leadership amid coup plots. Kosygin plans visit to North Vietnam, seen as aimed at curbing Chinese influence and pressuring Hanoi.
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