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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1967

Page

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Yoshida Dies in Sleep Former Japanese Leader Shigeri Yoshida

Former Prime Minister Shigeri Yoshida, who guided Japan back to prosperity after World War II and aligned with the United States, died in his sleep near Tokyo. His death forced a pause in Southeast Asia diplomacy as Prime Minister Eisaku Sato shifted duties.

Kenneth Ishii Associated Press OJSY Japan Shigeri Yoshila United States Moshitty Niles Tokyo Diyars Ainuta Yoshida Gisaki Sai Southeast Asia Alfive Rajo Marla Saigon Shigeru Yoshida Heute Herane LOS Serupalion Ibplanal Nia San Francisco United State Oty Free World Youtda Aneman Sarang Piner

Audible Latin Missa Canon Changes Stir Catholic Mass

Franks Lovinski reports on the Catholic Church approving a Latin Missa Canon translation for U S Masses. The change, aided by bishops and the Holy See, introduces the Canon in Latin with a brief parish explanation. Local pastors note this is a minor rite adjustment affecting liturgy practice.

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US population reaches 200 million milestone

WASHINGTON AP About Nov. 20 the United States will reach a milestone achieved only by three other nations in history a population of 200 million. Census Bureau officials say ceremonies are planned as the automatic counter nears 200 million with remarks about shifting population centers. The article notes historical growth, regional shifts and changes in mass, with remarks from clergy about church liturgical language changes and vernacular use in the Canon of the Mass.

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Typhoon Curtails U S Air Attacks Over North Vietnam

Typhoon Carla weakened but disrupted U S air strikes for a second day. Navy and Air Force operations from carriers in the Gulf of Tonkin were curtailed, while Air Force and Marine bombers from Thailand or South Vietnam conducted missions. Ground actions in South Vietnam reported Vietnamese irregulars and U S special forces claiming several enemy kills with minimal American casualties.

George Esfer Associated Press Saigun Carla U.S North Vietmam Gulf of Tonkin Gulf Thailand South Vietnam Hai ‘Noi North Vietnam U.S. Command U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division Ard Brigsde Saigon Demilitarized Zone Dmz Can Thien Navy Hou Me Island Thanh Hoa 7Th Feet Con ‘Thien Frentier Tonkin Gulf

Britain Faces National Rail Strike Threat

Rail workers at over 40 depots walk out collapsing services between London and the north. Prime Minister Harold Wilson warns of serious disruption as unions and rail board clash over pay and possible withdrawal of pay for idle workers.

Ronald Thomson Associated Press London Britain Londaty North Liverpool Harold Wilson Rail Board jit_men

Dr King Says He Will Rest and Write in Jail

Dr Martin Luther King Jr and seven Negro ministers face five day jail terms for contempt of court over Birmingham demonstrations. Arrest orders issued after Supreme Court refusal to overturn convictions. Sentences include $50 fines and likely travel to serve amid pending letters from previous jail stay.

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Stock Market Slips Early Trading After Mixed Moves

New York reports show the Dow Jones average down slightly while rails struggle due to New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad changes. TBM and several blue chips edge higher as Ford remains flat amid strike settlement talk. Potomac Electric jumps on volume as court ruling steadies market mood.

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