Pope and Liberals Clash as World Synod Opens
At the opening of the world synod, Pope Paul VI rebuked improper pressures and urged gradual evolution of Vatican II decrees while defending core doctrines. The debate features Operation Synod advocates pushing pluralistic clergy, lay participation, and diverse forms of ministry including nonviolent and possibly violent civil actions for social progress.
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Operation
Synod
Louvain University
Belgium
Operation Synod
Catholic Church
Senate rebukes Eagleton on tank funds amid Indochina push
Senate rejects Eagleton's bid to cut 35.3 million for a new Main Battle Tank amid a larger debate on Vietnam war policy. Fulbright urges withdrawal while Dole argues the move undercuts the president. Mansfield's amendment stalls with House conferrees delaying a final arms bill before year end.
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Dole
Mansfield
Senate
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Senate Armed Services Committee
U.S
Pentagon
Eagleton
House
Senate House
Nixon
Indochina
Congress
Conscientious Objector May Owe $53,015 After Discharge
The U.S. government says Lt. John P. McCullough must repay education costs totaling $53,575 following a judge's discharge ruling. McCullough, 24, from Salem Oregon, graduated from the Air Force Academy in June 1970 with an engineering degree and is stationed at McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento.
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Sacramento
Calif
John P. McCullough
Air Force
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Salem, Ore
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Asst
U.S
Brewster Morgan
McCullough
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
McClellan Air Force Base
Prisoners Describe Beatings After Attica Riot Hearings Continue
Testimony given before Judge John T. Curtin in a federal hearing describes guards beating inmates and forcing naked confinement after the Attica uprising. Witnesses allege ongoing threats and harsher security while officials testify about housing and discipline. Also noted, Attica investigators arrive and Dr. LeRoy Pesch resigns as Buffalo Medical School dean over rift with administration.
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John T. Curtin
U.S. District Court
Vincent R. Mancusi
Attica
Mancusi
Robert E. Fischer
Attica State Prison
New York City
State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Fischer
LeRoy A. Pesch
State University At Buffalo Medical School
Robert L. Ketter
Draft quota reduction and future calls under 9 year draft
The Selective Service expects a total 1971 quota near 15 000 with almost 5 000 more to be delivered under an unfilled earlier quota. Inductions under renewed draft may begin mid October from college graduates with expired deferments. Officials say most new calls fall in October and November.
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Army
Defense Department
Selective Service
Friedheim
Laird
Nixon
Pentagon
Thas
U.S. and Soviet Officials Pace SALT Talks on Arms Pact
U S officials express optimism over a missile ban pact at SALT round in Vienna as Rogers and Gromyko acknowledge progress yet note the goal to limit strategic arms remains unfinished. They discuss ABMs and offensive missiles, and meet at the Soviet embassy after a string of high level discussions in New York and Washington.
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Champden
Rogers
Vienna
Gromyko
Gromykov
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Nixon
Parking meters installed amid strong auto club opposition
Paris streets now feature parking meters after a contentious decision despite staunch opposition from French automobile associations. The move aims to regulate curb use and generate revenue, with authorities defending the program as necessary for city traffic and reform.
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Paris
Dominican official seized in Venezuela seeks ransom
The Dominican consul general Thelma Frias de Rodriguez was abducted en route to a bank in Caracas. Her nephew Vice Consul Fausto Frias said a $1 million ransom demand appeared in notes signed by a group tied to the old FALN, though officials said payment is not an option and details remain unclear.
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Venezuela
Thelma Frias de Rodriguez
Fausto Frias
Combat Unit of Roads Mezones
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Alfredo de Estefano
James K. Chenault
U.S
Caracas
Frias
Senate
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Rafael Trujillo
Bosch
General Electric Wins $75 Million Nuclear Plant Contract
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp says General Electric will receive a $75 million contract to supply key components for the Nine Mile Point Two nuclear plant near Oswego. The agreement covers the turbine generator reactor steam supply system and related equipment.
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Syracuse
UPS
Niagara- Mohawk Power Corp
General Electric Co
Nine Mile Point
Oswego
Eban Urges Direct Talks With Egypt At UN Session
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban urged Egypt to negotiate face to face at United Nations to resolve the Suez issue. He proposed talks at UN headquarters under U S auspices or U N peace envoy Gunnar V on a direct path toward a settlement, signaling a shift in Middle East diplomacy amid the General Assembly debate.
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N.Y
Abba Eban
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Middle East
Eban
General Assembly
Gunnar V
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Douglas- Home
Washington
Nixon
William P. Rogers
Atheists Barred from Settling in South Africa
Immigration officials informed the Association for European Immigration that atheists will not be allowed to become permanent residents in South Africa.
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Durban
South Africa
The
Association For European Immigration
Terrorist Bombs Hit Three Belfast Firms
In Belfast three bombs set a department store afire a grocery shop and a textile firm, causing extensive damage but no casualties. The blasts occurred within a half hour as Britain's defense secretary Lord Carrington arrived for talks on security measures and the army imposed a security net.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Cavehill
Lord Carrington
Britain
Carrington
Warrant For Antiwar Activist Is Quashed
The 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals quashed the arrest warrant for antiwar activist Leslie Bacon as a material witness in the Capitol bombing probe. The court said the government should have subpoenaed her first, before seeking a warrant, keeping her in contempt after immun ity questions. Bacon, 19, of Atherton Calif, was arrested in Washington and held on 100000 bail. She remains in New York City as the case develops.
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San Francisco
Leslie Bacon
U.S. Capitol
Atherton
Calif
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Seattle
Benjamin Dreyfus
Miss Bacon
New York City
9Th Circuit
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
First National Bank
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