Miami folk singer held on threat to Johnson
In Miami a 26 year old coffee house folk singer, Paul S Back, was held on a 25,000 bond after a friend testified he threatened to kill President Johnson if he visited Miami. The defense called the charge a hoax and the witness cited a prior Oct 12 remark. Authorities say the threat was serious.
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Mother Of Kidnaped Baby Finds Time Doesn't Heal
Chicago marked the six month anniversary of baby Paul Joseph Fronczak’s disappearance as his mother Mrs. Chester Fronczak kept vigil at St Anne Church. She described ongoing emotional pain, faith and hope that her son remains alive and cared for while police say leads have dwindled.
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Johnson on Crime Fight and Washington Security
President Johnson says local authorities bear primary responsibility for crime control while the federal government should aid. He asserts Washington must be a capital in the forefront of respect for law and safety for residents and visitors, in response to a letter from District of Columbia Commissioner Walter Tobriner who said the city is stricken by crime. Tobriner denies such charges.
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At 97 He's Going To Traffic School
Washington U F At 97 Peter M Luerutz has driven since 1904 in Michigan. After a minor crash this month he attended a court hearing and agreed to attend traffic school, with Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel Clark King insisting such schooling is warranted for the veteran driver.
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Council Admits Priest Hasn't All Answers
Vatican City UPI reports the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council concedes parish priests lack all answers to modern moral questions. The draft document on The Church in the Modern World discusses issues like birth control nuclear warfare and poverty. The council emphasizes applying church teaching to changing conditions and individual conscience.
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Methodists Meet In 10 Ariz Cities
Bishop Gerald H. Kennedy of Los Angeles plans to address about 4,000 Methodist Men in ten Arizona and Southern California meetings on Thursday. Speaking from First Methodist Church in Fullerton, his address will be broadcast by telephone to dinner meetings across the conference. In Tucson at Catalina Methodist Church 2700 E Speedway, around 300 laymen will attend the dinner at 7 p.m. with Kennedy speaking at 8:30 p.m. Co hosts are William Lersch and Edward Thomas. Kennedy will speak for a half hour on Men With a Purpose.
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