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Vatican reports ecumenical council costs reach 7.2 million
The Vatican disclosed that total expenses for the ecumenical council from 1959 to 1965 amounted to 7.2 million dollars. A Moscow spokesperson announced an upcoming publication detailing the Sinyavsky Daniel trial and the two writers' hard labor sentences. Rhodesia bans oil depot photography in Salisbury area.
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Texas congressman proposes selling silver dollars to health groups
Rep. Wright Patman introduced a bill to let the Treasury sell 2.8 million silver dollars at face value to the American Cancer Society and American Heart Association. The profits would go to collectors. Doctors cooperate on Medicare despite opposition from the AMA and other groups. Vaughn sworn in as new Peace Corps director at White House ceremony.
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Windy winds strand BOONVILLE Turin schoolchildren
Eight children aged 5 to 19 were stranded in a farm house in Turin after winds reached 75 mph forced them to leave a school bus and seek shelter. Two more South Lewis school loads were kept at their schools due to zero visibility in the wind belt from here north to Lowville. The Summerlane School, a $1500-a-year private institution, has moved its headquarters and 32 students from Roscoe in Sullivan County to Orange City Florida after a two year dispute with state authorities.
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Jobs Rules Discussed At Hearing In Rensselaer County
No one appeared at a Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission hearing on rule changes affecting three Surrogate's Court positions and four in the Public Defender's Office. The panel plans to place part time Surrogate Court clerk in the non competitive class and deputy clerk and secretary to the surrogate in the exempt class, while creating exempt public defender roles. Surrogate A Franklin Mahoney split duties last year. the commission will formalize part time clerical duties for two attorneys serving as clerk and deputy.
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Protester Sentenced in Draft Card Case
David Miller of Syracuse received a six month suspended term on two counts of disorderly conduct from a New York Criminal Court for an antiwar sit down outside an Army induction center. He had pleaded guilty and awaits sentencing on a related draft card destruction charge under a federal law. The arrest occurred Sept. 22 with the card incident on Oct. 15.
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Boris Karloff Recovering After Kidney Surgery
Actor Boris Karloff aged 78 was reported doing well at Good Samaritan Hospital after minor kidney surgery last week. He is expected to be discharged soon and remains best known for his horror film roles.
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