Catholic Laymen Press Pope for Liberal Birth Control Policy
Catholic laymen gathered after days of protest to urge Pope Paul VI to soften the Church’s birth control ban and allow couples to choose methods with medical and scientific guidance. The assembly called for a clear papal statement promoting responsible parenthood while leaving contraception decisions to conscience and advisers. The eight day congress also debated mixed marriages, with a proposal favoring validation of Protestant ceremonies and parental choice for children’s faith.
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Pope Paul
David Mazzarella
Associated Press
Rome
World Conscience of
Paul Lo
All Christians
Antidraft Demonstrators Seek Peaceful Picketing
In Oakland and Berkeley antiwar protests follow a tense 24 hour period with clashes, arrests, and court warnings. Demonstrators shift tactics to avoid violence while police employ tear gas and clubs. About 123 arrested, with many released on fines. speakers urge nonviolence and call for review of police actions.
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Oakland
Calif
Anilens
Armed Forces
University of
California Berkeley
Adohe Center
Twalfor
Dean Kraps
Arleigh Williams
Joanhim
Mimi Farity
Oakland City Hall
Wayon
Egypt Seeks To Restore Diplomatic Ties With U S
Informer sources at the United Nations say talks involving the United States and Egypt aim to reestablish relations as a step toward a Middle East settlement. Egyptian efforts pace a revival of diplomacy while the U S pursues a cautious approach and sets guidelines for a Middle East representative.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Informer
United States
Egypt
Middle East
Ges
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Apmoud Riad
U ‘Thank
Israel
Goldberg
Vasily V
Thant
Kuznetsov
Sovet Union
New York
Soviet Union
Jordan
Syria
Gideon = Hafael
Abdul Monem Rifai
Steinbeck's Soldier Son Arrested On Pot Charge
Washington jury hears final arguments in the marijuana case against Steinbeck's son Steinbeck IV a Vietnam veteran and Army writer. police found about twenty pounds of marijuana and paraphernalia in a suitcase amid charges of possession and maintaining a nuisance. The elder Steinbeck, Nobel laureate, is hospitalized in New York. The defense argues against conspiracy charges related to civil rights killings in Mississippi.
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Washington
John Steiinbeck
Steinbeck IV
Cen
Steinbeck
New York City
London
Harald Wilson
New Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Wilson
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Yueridian
Associated Press
Tarlay Andl Staris
South
Vietnam
T.j.ilheir
U.S
Geo
Nguyen van Thieu
Harald Cox
Wash-jone
Kosygin
Prayer Amid Turbulence From Church Leader
A prayer attributed to Kenneth A. Kuntz of Indiahapa Mg Ind executive chairman of the United Christian Missionary Society asks divine aid to defend the weak help the helpless and guide the powerful in freedom. The plea emphasizes forgiveness for careless or willful acts that threaten liberty and calls for strength in purpose and deed.
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Kenneth A. Kuntz
Indiahapa Mg
Ind
United Christian Missionary Society
Market Shows Mixed Pattern
New York AP report: stock market opened mixed with active trading and uneven gains. Dow Jones average near unchanged as Occidental Petroleum rose over 2 points and Boeing gained about 2, while Allis Chalmers fell around 1 and GE slipped another point amid earnings, Ford edged up, Chrysler down, GM steady.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones Industrish
Occidental Petroleum
Boeing
Allis Chalmers
General Electric
Ford
Chrysler
Cpl Hutzel Serves With First Marine Aircraft Wing Da Nang
Cpl Hutzel serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing at Da Nang Vietnam. The wing forms the air element of the Marine air ground team providing close air support and supporting missions against the enemy in South Vietnam. The unit conducts civic action programs aiding self help projects such as wells culverts bridges and schools. Equipment and material for the projects are supplied through the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund with Marines in Vietnam guiding local efforts.
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Cpl. Hutzel
Marine Aircraft Wing
da Nang
Vietnam
Marine Corps
South Vietnam
Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund
Rockefeller Says He Does Not Plan to Run for President
News service reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York states he does not intend to be a candidate. Spiro Agnew supports Rockefeller as the GOP’s best option while Romney and Romney’s camp ponder a run. The piece notes Nixon allies expect Romney to run and discuss potential drafts.
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Jack Bell
Nelson A
Dacy
Rockefeller
New York
Spellman
Rom
Nixon
Ronald
Reagan
California
Rockefold
WLS
EMS
Virgin Islands
Gay
Spiro T. Agnew
Mary
Jand
GOP
New Yorker
Agnew
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeyer
Michigan
George Romney
New Hampshire
Romney
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Richard M. Nixon
Firefighters Cite Arson Suspects in Southern California Fires
Los Angeles AP reports firefighters believe arsonists may have started at least a third of the roughly 50 000 acres burned by brush fires across Southern California. One large blaze north of Santa Paula neared Los Padres National Forest with a 12 mile perimeter, four miles uncontrolled, as investigators probe fires in Simi and the San Fernando Valley.
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Los Angeles
Santa Paul
California Division of Forestry
Frank Crossfield
Simi
San Fernando Valley
Santa Caula
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District of Columbia Court of General Sessions
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Mississippi
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Neshoba County
Washingtonian
Laughlin Phillips
Harold Wilson
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Cavetown Planing Mill Co
Rocky
Frigidaire & Potomac Edison
You & Mo
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Huncock
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