Pope warns cardinals on doctrinal confusion and indiscipline
Pope Paul VI addressing the Sacred College of Cardinals deplored doctrinal confusion and indiscipline within the church as it faces modern hedonism and atheism. He urged updating pastoral practice in line with Vatican II, pledged ongoing world peace efforts, and noted Vatican participation in the Helsinki conference amid East–West talks. He cautioned against divisions and urged unity to preserve the church’s mission.
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Two POW officers face misconduct charges at Pentagon
Washington reports that Rear Adm. James Stockdale filed misconduct charges against Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt. Walter E. Wilber, former POWs from Hanoi Hilton. Charges sent to the Pentagon, details pending. Miller served 24 years, Wilber 25, both long POW stints. antiwar remarks noted but not deemed grounds for charges.
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Senate Nixes McGovern bid for Phase IV role
The Senate voted 49 to 2 against Sen. George McGovern's plan to force a congressional role in shaping Phase IV economic controls after the price freeze. He urged notifying Congress 15 days before Phase IV and any major changes, allowing Congress to modify the program if found unsatisfactory. Sen. Edward Kennedy proposed next week to freeze rents at current levels for the price freeze duration. Kennedy's plan follows a prior 50-38 Senate vote and a House rejection, with an amendment to the debt ceiling bill under consideration. The Finance Committee also advanced a measure increasing Social Security by 5.5 percent starting Jan 1, plus higher guaranteed income for eligible welfare recipients.
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Local Middletown Daily Ad Rates and Publication Note
Index from Orange County Publications Division notes home delivery 1.05 weekly, newsstand 30 cents daily, Sunday Record 30 cents, postage paid at Middletown. Indicates publication details and pricing for the Middletown area.
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Former Mafia boss nabbed in murder attempt
Frank Three Fingers Coppola, once a Kansas City Mafia boss, was arrested at his suburb home on charges of directing an assassination attempt against Angelo Mangano, a senior Italian police official. Milan police seized Ugo Bossi and Sergio Boffi for complicity. Coppola jailed in Regina Coeli. Mangano survived a gun attack on April 5.
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Germanys Voted For UN Membership By Security Council
The UN Security Council unanimously recommended both East and West Germany for United Nations membership. Their applications proceed to the General Assembly, with expected approval early in the 1973 session opening Sept. 18.
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Protesting Gun Fatality Shocks Northern Ireland Police
Police in Belfast voiced shock over the killing of 16 year old Protestant David Walker who was described as retarded. Officers noted the murder on a dark Belfast street marks the 830rd death since the IRA campaign began in August 1969.
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F111s slash at Cambodian rebels near Phnom Penh
U.S. Air Force F111 tactical jets raided rebel positions along highways north and south of Phnom Penh. The raids were cut short by low clouds and rain. North of the capital troops fought to reopen Highway 5 with at least 25 Cambodian soldiers wounded in the day’s fighting about 33 miles north of Phnom Penh. South of the city, strikes targeted areas 17 miles from Phnom Penh between Highways 2 and 3 near Kompong Tram, with no immediate reports of fighting there Friday.
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Land mine blasts kill, wound South Vietnamese civilians
Saigon command reported 10 civilians, mostly children, were killed or wounded in land mine blasts amid a drop in truce violations. In Quang Nam province two children were among five peasants killed, and in Phu Yen two more children were killed with two others wounded while tending water buffaloes.
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