Czech reforms reinstate Catholic bishop as freedom widens
Czechoslovakia’s reform leaders under Dubcek revived religious rights by restoring Bishop Stepan Trochta to Litomerice and allowing about 40 priests to resume duties. They demand a royalty oath and retain church property without restitution, while pushing press freedom and broader democratization amid Soviet tension.
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Johnson visits Brooke General for annual physical
President Johnson is greeted by Col. William Moncrief at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio for his annual physical and test series. In Prague, the supreme court overturned priest convictions, with amnesty for Otcenasek and a pending reinstatement as bishop amid a Prague Bratislava compromise between Czech reformers and Soviet allies.
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Brooke General Hospital
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Weather forecast showers across Northeast and Gulf Coast
Showers and thundershowers expected over portions of the Northeast Wednesday and from the Southern Plateau through the Gulf Coast. Showers also prevail from the Northern Plains through the upper Mississippi Valley. Fair to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. Warm to hot conditions continue for most of the country with some cooler air in the Northern Plains. Morning fair, hot and humid with near 90, afternoon clouds and a few showers, partly clearing and less humid tonight, Thursday fair and less humid. Sunrise 6 36, sunset 7 53.
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Mississippi Valley
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Nixon cleans house ONS roundup
Region delegates worry and Lindsay seeks help highlighted in a compact roundup across pages eight nine and seven. The item notes White House shakeup and regional concerns with officials and political figures discussed in terse summaries.
Orange County Daily records August 7 1968 edition
Publication details list Vol 13 No B dated Wednesday August 7 1968 from Ottaway Newspapers Orange County Publications Middletown New York. Rates shown for single copy 10 cents carrier 60 cents week mail subscription in Orange Sullivan Sussex Pike counties. Figures indicate July 1968 average circulation 41,130 versus July 1967 38,418.
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Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
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N. Y
Orange
Sullivan
Sussex
Pike Counties
Che Guevara diaries claim Castro abandoned him
The TH Record notes a new complete edition of Ernesto Guevara diaries claims Fidel Castro abandoned Guevara in Bolivia to preserve his own power. Daniel James produced the edition from Bolivian authorities, including 13 entries not in earlier Ramparts Bantam edition. James argues Castro allowed Guevara to fail to protect the revolution.
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Che) Guevara
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Guevara
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Sol Stein
Stein and Day Publishers
Daniel James
Latin America
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