Burial Denied for Baby of Ousted Priest
Stillborn daughter of excommunicated priest Anthony Girandola was refused Catholic burial after cemetery officials were ordered by the diocese not to bury the child. Girandola, 40, was excommunicated in 1965 for marriage and had offered to bury his infant. church officials cited Canon Law and other undisclosed circumstances in denying the burial.
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Fla
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Reid
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Calvary Cemetery
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St. Petersburg
William Corry
Father Corry
Arizona Road Toll Sets Alltime Yearly High at 639
On the last day of 1966 Arizona reports a record 639 traffic deaths, up from 542 a year earlier. Harley Darby Davis, 79, of Kingman, dies of injuries from December 22 after being struck by a car in Kingman. A Summer, Iowa pair Donald F and Judy Kay Jacob, both 23, die Friday in a collision on U.S. 66 just east of Seligman.
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Arizona
Harley Darby Davis
Kingman
King Tan
Towa
Donald F
Judy Kay Jacob
U.S. 66
Seligman
Britton petitions state high court over police chief vacancy
Phoenix AP The State Supreme Court will hear a petition by Herbell Britton asking the court to rule the Highway Fatral superintendent position valid. Britton, a former Phoenix police captain, seeks action after Atty. Gen. Darrell Smith declined to start the case. The patrol’s ranking officers and merit board say no vacancy exists until Greg Hathaway’s medical retirement.
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Phoenix
State Supreme Court
Herbell Britton
Phoenix Poltice
Atty
Darrell Smith
Smith
Patrol
Merit Board
Greg O. Hathaway
Hathaway
Britton
Sam Goddard
Plane lands on highway amid traffic in Michigan
Former Air Force pilot Edward Morris of Houston descended a Piper Cherokee 180 through a snow storm and skimmed between cars to a flawless city limit landing near Kellogg Airport Battle Creek. He then refueled and took off for Texas with three passengers unharmed.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Air Force
Edward Morris
Houston
Tex
Morris
Michigan
Texas
Kellogg Municipal
Battle Creek
Kindergarten Law A Must Says Navin
Navin of the Arizona League for the Public Schools asserts a state funded kindergarten is essential after a court of appeals ruling. He says preschool education needs legislature action for state money and cites long term benefits including school adjustment and dropout prevention. The AG plans to appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Tucson
Appeals Court
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Madison
Phoenix
Tempe
Attorney General’s Office
State Supreme Court
Navin
Arizona
American Optical Board Approves Warner Lambert Sale
The American Optical Co. board of trustees approved a plan to be bought by Warner Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. Warner Lambert directors approved last month. The deal requires stockholder approval in both companies and calls for 2.1 Warner Lambert shares for each American Optical share.
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New York
American Optical Co. Board of Trustees
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
Warner-Lambert
Warner-Lambert Common
American Optical Common
Grady's Benefit Draws Over 1000 Fans in Tucson
Don Grady star of My Three Sons headlines a benefit at Salpointe High School gym drawing more than 1,000 attendees. The proceeds fund La Posada de los Santos, a private home for needy boys in Tucson named for St Monica. Grady plans to visit on tour, boosts local charitable work, and remains active as actor musician and writer.
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St. Augustine
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la Posada
Tucson
van Nuys
Calif
Salpointe High School
Father Sherry
Walt Disney
Robbie
Douglas
Tim Considine
National Cerebral Palsy Foundation
Los Angeles City College
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Wash
Tucson, Ariz
Bellamy Elected By Masons
Garnett A. Bellamy is elected high priest of Tucson Chapter No. 3 Royal Arch Masons of Arizona. Other new officers include John Beesi Jr. as king and Duane M. Ear ly as scribe, Virgil A. Balzer as treasurer, and Henry S. Moulthrop as recorder.
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Garnett A. Bellamy
Prince Road
Tucson
Royal Arch Masons of Arizona
John Beesi Jr
Duane M. Early
Virgil A. Balzer
Henry S. Moulthrop
Peking claims success with guided nuclear weapons
Tokyo reports say the claim appeared in a brief New China News Agency dispatch and does not confirm an arsenal. The Dec 27 test and the latest explosion imply progress toward hydrogen device development, while several Japanese cities note non dangerous radioactive readings.
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Tokyo
Red China
Ney
Peking
New China News Agency
China
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Japan
New Hampshire Official Rules Loyalty Oath Unconstitutional
New Hampshire Attorney General George Pappagianis declared the state loyalty oath unconstitutional in its current form for public officials employees and candidates. He urged seeking a Supreme Court ruling and said the oath may be refused legally while noting teaching staff and other public employees are affected by related laws. He directed the notary public and justice of the peace oath issue to be sent to Gov. John King and his executive council for action.
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UPI
George Pappagianis
New Hampshire
Robert L. Stark
Pappagianis
New Hampshire Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Attorney General
Stark
Panpagianis
Gov
John King
Executive Council
Father learns son killed in Vietnam hours after wife's death
In Albuquerque New Mexico a Marine chaplain arrives at Daniel W Davis home only to announce his son Pfe Edward Davis 19 was killed in action in Vietnam and had died from multiple wounds after an explosion near Quant Tri He had served two months in country and learned of his wife Katherine Elizabeth Davis death earlier that Friday.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Daniel W. Davis
Pfe
Edward D. Davis
Vietnam
Davis
Katherine Elizabeth da
Quant Tri
Bandit Makes $40 Haul At Drive-Inn
Police seek a middle aged heavy set bandit about 4 feet 10 inches tall who wore a Hallo ween mask a red and green plaid shirt and blue denim pants during the 10:30 p.m. holdup at the Or ange Julius Drive-Inn. He forced an employee to the floor and fled through a rear door.
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Orange Julius Drive-Inn
Speedway Blvd
Alaska Records Highest Anesthesia Death Rate
Alaska reports 119.4 fatalities per 100000 residents tied to anesthesia use making it the state with the highest accidental death rate. Delaware records 36 the lowest rate in the country.
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UPI
Alaska
National Safety Council
Delaware
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