Cardinal Repeals Priest's Powers Amid Public Feud
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of Baltimore revoked Father Gommar A. Depauw's priestly authority effective immediately for defiance of church directives and public scandal. Depauw vowed to celebrate Mass elsewhere and criticized church changes and papal supremacy amid the dispute.
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Baltimore, Md
Lawrence Cardinal Shehan
Gommar A. Depauw
Father Depauw
New York
Baltimore
Timbuktu
Cred
Cardinal Shehan
Newark
N.J
Francis X. Gallagher
Aid Officials Act To Curb Viet Graft
Washington AP report says foreign aid officials boost auditors in Viet Nam as graft charges arise in expanding U S assistance. AID notes Viet Nam doubled auditors to 20 in a year, with post audit sampling and penalties for violators. Police numbers rise from 22 000 to 52 000, to 72 000 by June 30.
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Washington
Viet Nam
U. S
Agency For International Development
South Viet Nam
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Rusk
David E. Bell
Bell
Rusk
Saigon
Jordan seeks FAO aid for artificial rain amid drought
Agriculture Minister Ismail Hijazi appealed to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization for artificial rainmaking to combat a winter drought threatening crops in Amman. Prayers for rain are also being offered in churches and mosques.
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Amman
Jordan
Ismail Hijazi
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Spain bans U S planes carrying nuclear weapons over its territory
Spain announced a time unlimited ban on all U S flights carrying nuclear weapons after the January 17 B 52 crash near Almeria. Information Minister Fraga said refueling and other flights are prohibited, with a large search for a missing weapon in the Mediterranean. Captain General Munoz Grandes reportedly told U S General Donovan to halt any further nuclear arms flights over Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
U. S
Mediterranean Sea
Almeria
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
United States
Stanley J. Donovan
Record Desertions Reach New High in South Viet Nam
A government report in Saigon cites 1,359 deserters since January 1, surrendering 80 weapons. Deserters include guerrillas and their supporters, some with safe conduct passes. Returnees vary from hard core to part time, and sources warn effects of the campaign may unfold over six weeks.
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Saigon
UPS
South Viet Nam
Prince Charles Draws Applause at Kennedy Airport
Britain’s Prince Charles, 17, drew cheers at Kennedy Airport as he passed through on his way to Australia where he will study as an exchange student. He arrived aboard a Qantas jet from London at 2 33 p m, refueled, and departed at 4 18 p m bound for San Francisco.
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New York
Britain
Prince Charles
Kennedy Airport
Australia
Qantas
London
San Francisco
Dunkin Donuts Plans to Build in Saratoga
The Saratoga Springs Planning Board will recommend approval to the Zoning Board of Appeals for a Dunkin Donuts at 203 Broadway. The one story building would cover 2,000 square feet on Hotel Arthur land with 18,000 square feet designated for parking.
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Saratoga Springs Planning Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Dunkin Donuts
South Broadway
City Hall
Planning Board
Zoning Board
Arthur
Broadway
Eban Heads for European Capitals and U S Meetings
Abba Eban Israel's new foreign minister departed for European capitals and the United States. In the United States he will confer with U N Secretary General Thant Secretary of State Rusk and Vice President Humphrey starting February 4.
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Jerusalem
Israel
UPI
Abba Eban
United States
U. S
U.N
Thant
Dean Rusk
Hubert Humphrey
Fifteen Senators Oppose Resumption of Air Strikes
Fifteen Democratic senators urging Johnson to seek collective judgment on whether to renew bombing against North Vietnam appealed in a letter sent to the President. The group noted support for continuing the five week moratorium and cited consultations with congressional leaders.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
White House
Mansfield
Fulbright
Everett M. Dirksen
Frank Church
Idaho
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Wayne Morse
Oregon
McCarthy
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Bank Robbery in Montreal Nets $80,000
Four men wearing ski masks and armed with machine guns robbed a Royal Bank of Canada branch in Montreal of $80,000. No injuries occurred as staff complied and the robbers fled by car. This was the third bank robbery in 11 days in the Montreal area.
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Montreal
UPI
Royal Bank of Canada
Rockefeller backs Malcolm Wilson and Louis Lefkowitz for third term
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller urged that Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson and Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz run with him again in November for a third term. He spoke to about 400 Republican women at the Hotel Pierre, saying they are on his team amid lingering rumors of possible replacements.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Rockefeller
Pierre
Malcolm
Louis
Mossler Trial Jury Selected In Miami Case
Circus Court Judge George Schulz denied motions for a mistrial as jury selection wrapped on day 10 of the Mossler murder trial. Attorneys for Candace Mossler and Melvin Lane Powers accused each other of prejudicial statements threatening a fair trial. The judge rejected the motions and swore in the jury.
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Miami
Fla
George Schulz
Mossler
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Schulz
Jesuits Propose Mission Restructuring After World Council
At LeMoyne College in Syracuse the Jesuit mission leaders called for sweeping changes to their outreach. They recommended centralizing provinces with a provincial Prefect of Missions and expanding the curial secretariat to better align with Rome and the World Council of Churches as they reviewed the Ecumenical Council schema.
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Syracuse
Society of Jesus
Jesuits
LeMoyne College
James P. Cotter
Jesuit Missions Inc
Overseas Ministries Division
World Council of Churches
Conference of
Rome
Kidney transplant seen successful in San Francisco
In a UC Medical Center operation, donor David Bliss 36 gave a kidney to his brother Charles 35. Surgeons expect Charles could leave hospital in about six weeks and David in a week if recovery proceeds well. Both men are married and employed in San Francisco parking garages.
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San Francisco
University of California Medical Center
David Bliss
Charles Bliss
Charles
David
Brothers
Soviets Begin Canning Shark Meat in Four Varieties
The Soviet Union produced its first batch of canned shark this week at the Murmansk fish combine. Trud reports four varieties shark natural smoked fried and sliced are now on offer highlighting shark as a protein rich food.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Murmansk
Trud
Hawkins Improves After Throat Cancer Operation
British film star Jack Hawkins aged 55 is reported to be making satisfactory progress after throat cancer surgery at University Hospital in London. A spokesman provided the update yesterday.
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London
UPI
Jack Hawkins
University Hospital
Britain vows to keep overseas military commitments
Washington reports Britain will maintain its military presence in Germany the Middle East Africa and the Far East without seeking U S aid or cost sharing. After talks among Michael Stewart Denis Healey Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara sources said London asked for no financial help and will keep the Rhine army intact despite NATO strains and Common Market issues.
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Washington
Britain
Germany
Middle East
Afric
Far East
Michael Stewart
Defense
Denis Healey
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U. S
Suez
Americans to leave Cuba on special airlift to Miami
More than 500 Americans and their Cuban families will depart Cuba on a special airlift beginning February 5. The U.S. government will run at least two planes each Saturday for four to five weeks from Varadero to Miami. The effort follows months of delays and marks a continuation of refugee movements between the two countries.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Miami
Varadero
United States
America
Fidel Castro
Emi Stadelhofer
Mean Kid May Have Fever Says Allergy Expert
In Salt Lake City Dr. C Collins Williams of Toronto described allergic tension fatigue syndrome at a University of Utah course. He warned that tired irritable children blamed as mean may simply be reacting to pollen related allergies rather than foods.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
C. Collins- Williams
Allergy Clinic Hospital For
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
University of Utah Medical Center
Miners Pause Sit-Down Strike At Belgian Mine
About 1,100 miners remained in sit-down protest in the Zwartberg coal mine galleries 2,700 feet underground in Haselt Belgium. They began the strike Thursday to oppose the mine closure affecting roughly 4,300 workers.
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Hasselt
Belgium
UPI
Zwartberg
No Controls Seen Needed For Priorities
Washington AP economic advisers tell President Johnson that peacetime allocation machinery suffices to give military orders priority over civilian production during the 15 billion Viet Nam buildup. The Defense Materials System will not be fortified as defense outlays remain about 7.6 percent of national output in 1966 and 1967, slightly higher than 1965.
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Washington
Johnson
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Congress
White House
Pentagon
Korea
Commerce Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
DeBeer Appointed To Board Of Bank
Frederick S. deBeer of Loudonville, secretary treasurer of J. deBeer & Sons Inc., Albany manufacturers of baseballs and softballs, was appointed a member of the board of directors of State Bank of Albany by Hollis F E Harrington. The bank operates several area branches including one in Troy. deBeer is active in community and Jewish affairs and is a graduate of Albany Academy Yale University and Harvard Business School.
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Frederick S. deBeer
Loudonville
J. deBeer & Sons Inc
Albany
State Bank of Albany
Hollis FE. Harrington
State Bank
Troy
Mr. deBeer
Albany Academy
Yale University
Harvard Business School
Broadcast schedule and Army training plan note
SAT AM PM with WFLY lists music programs and guests for a full day schedule, followed by a separate Army briefing stating the 27th Armored Division and 17th Corps will train at Camp Drum Aug 13 to 27 with 10 377 troops and 92 000 troops to be trained there this summer as part of the largest training program in history
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First Army
27Th Armored Division
205Th Armor
Troy Armory
Camp Drum
17Th Corps
Massachusetts
27Th Armored
Drum
Arraign Two Troy Girls On Disorderly Conduct
Two 19 year old Troy women Shirley M. Doyle and Stefanie T. Bailey were arraigned in Troy Police Court on disorderly conduct charges. They pleaded innocent and were ordered to return Monday with counsel. Bailey posted 100 dollar surety bond while Doyle posted 500 dollars reflecting a prior record.
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Troy
Stephen D. Mulinio
River Street
Broadway
Timothy J. Fogarty
Shirley M. Doyle
6Th Ave
Stefanie T. Bailey
Taylor Apts
Fogarty
Miss Bailey
Miss Doyle
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