Protestant Leaders Honor Kennedy at Memorial Service
Protestant leaders gather in Philadelphia at Convention Hall for a memorial service honoring John F Kennedy the first Catholic president. The interdenominational tribute occurs during the National Council of Churches triennial General Assembly and credits Kennedy with civil rights leadership and religious liberty.
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Naetional Council of Churches
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Dsieene Caraen Blake
United Presbyterian
Feemer
Lsatrenad Council
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Dake Siiddie
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Cael
Caenera Assembly
Columbus
Esau
Nathan Ebse
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Woine
Tiaete Miller
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Pope Grants New Powers To Bishops Worldwide
Pope Paul VI, addressing the Second Vatican Council, unveils a decree expanding bishopric authority. The Pastoral Offices document outlines grant of dispensation powers over marriages between Catholics and non Catholics and other governance rights within dioceses. The move broadens local church sovereignty under papal guidance.
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Goodwin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Bet Pat VII
St. Peter's Linsilien
Reddo
John Hood Dies Suddenly Rites Wednesday
John Milton Hood of Ukiah died at home after hospital treatment. Services were held at Everache Mourttains with Rev Ronald Treibel officiating. Interment followed at Ukiah Cemetery in a service noting his county and state civic work. He leaves a large family including Mrs. Peard Pleo Padwoo and three brothers.
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John Milton Hood
Ukiah
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Aas
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Heenede
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Tlove Pheri
Cieeavae Earme
Salinger Accepts Johnson Request To Stay on Job
Salinger accepts Johnson request to remain employed as developments unfold at WWASTHNOTON. Special counsel Theodore Samensen and appointees Wehneth Genet and Lawrence Cie serve as a task force. Walter Phether chairs the presidents council. Myers and Steineer weigh in as the situation evolves amidst staffing changes.
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Pheaive Press
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Iehiry Wenneth
Aod
Loawrence Cie
Cote Erent
Coast Area Artist's Work Display in Ukiah
Coast Area artist Athonese Plime ott debuts a new exhibit in Ukiah, featuring bold undertones and formal statements of design. Curator P J Parker describes the show as exploring depth and color, with works moving from everyday objects to elegant expressions, opening at 1uS 0 W) Chav Syrin on February 26, with viewing hours daily.
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Liberals to Force Civil Rights Bill On House Floor
Washington UPI John W McCormack announced plans to discharge the civil rights bill from the House Rules Committee and bring it to a vote Monday. Democratic leaders back the move despite Smith of Virginia opposing action as hysteria. An Emanuel Celler discharge petition would seek 218 signatures, with southern Democratic opposition and GOP reluctance cited.
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D-Mo
Rules Committee
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Ind
Potter Valley Juniors Present Could Be Comedy Hit
The Potter Valley junior class presents Could Be a comedy tomorrow night at 8 in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Janice Austin Lenna Nouda Tim Egli Berkeley Nodamore Nancy Nussbaum Garland Nodamore Ken Carl Fabius Nodamore Sure Smith Euphemia Jerry Smith George ll Mack Danny Vaughan Samuel Snodgrass Linda Watts Dr Celia Coffin Linda Kronenbetter Sig Sisters Joan Sick and cousin Dore. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Potter Valley High School
Janice Austin
Lenna Noudamore
Tim Egli
Berkeley Nodamore
Nancy Nussbaum
Garland Nodamore
Ken Carl
Fabius Nodamore
Sure Smith
Euphemia
Jerry Smith
George Ll. Mack
Danny Vaughan
Samuel Snodgrass
Linda Watts
Celia Coffin
Linda Krone
McCabe suspends campaign until January in Kennedy assassination aftermath
Democratic congressional candidate George McCabe of Sonoma County postpones all public appearances until after the new year out of respect for the late president. He states a detailed policy statement will be released in January as he hopes the nation reflects on Kennedy’s death and embraces tolerance, justice, and freedom.
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Saneta Rosa
Warren
Sonoma State College
Santa Rosa
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Congress
Sonoma County
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