Pope prepares for historic Holy Land pilgrimage
Vatican confirms Pope Paul VI to travel from Amman to Jerusalem for a first papal visit in the Holy Land. Security forces gird Jerusalem as Meir accuses royal host of using the trip for propaganda. The journey marks a landmark in Catholic Orthodox dialogue and brief meeting with Patriarch Athenagoras is anticipated.
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Maryland Briefs report on segregation reform and lottery poll
In Sykesville Mayor Bernard McDougall admits running a segregated lunchroom but says he aims for integration and vows public actions won't hinder change. In Baltimore a TV poll suggests Marylanders favor a state lottery by about seven to one. The longest European river is the Volga at 2,215 miles.
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Notable Figures In The News On Health And Politics
The report links cardiac weakness rumors with prominent names including President Johnson and De Gaulle. It notes Remarque’s illness, Boston’s U.S. Attorney General Cushing, and Olympic skiers in context of international politics and cultural events. The piece mentions Aspen, Mexico talks, and a possible library papers move as a broader backdrop.
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Four Crew Members Killed in Arizona Freight Rundown
In northern Arizona, about 20 miles west of Seligman, a Santa Fe freight train struck a handcar crew, killing four workers on the fourth car while others on the third were not hit. Deputy Sheriff Lee Inscoe cited a slight curve and a mountain cut near the impact point.
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Summit meeting between Khrushchev and Johnson seen desired by both leaders
James Marlow reports that Khrushchev has long courted peaceful ties with U.S. presidents, and the current Johnson administration faces pressure for a summit. The piece traces Khrushchev’s past New Year greetings to Eisenhower Kennedy and his exchanges with Kennedy, noting a Vienna summit in 1962 produced no tangible agreement but a show of goodwill. It suggests a Johnson-Khrushchev meeting could raise global attention, with domestic politics intertwined.
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