Fanfani and Kennedy Discuss Catholic Reform Push in Latin America
Premier Fanfani of Italy visits Washington amid talk of closer U S Italian ties and a liberal shift in the Catholic Church. Kennedy’s Latin America strategy, via the Alliance for Progress, seeks social reforms while wary of right wing church factions. The talks center on church politics, nationalization, and education reforms shaping regional policy.
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Ukiah Daily Journal masthead and contact listing
Ukiah Daily Journal publication details including editors and staff positions. Addresses shown at East Standley Street Ukiah Mendocino County California. Court decree number and telephone line appear, with subscription rates per year six dollars per six months and per month.
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Geo. Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
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Ukiah
Mendocino County
California
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Rash of Strikes Highlight Labor Moves in New York
Bertram Powers led local International Typographical Union strikers and sympathizers predicting changes at New York Times offices. Reports cite talks between the Newspaper Guild and Plain Dealer publishers, with Teamsters also striking since November 2. Unions plan five-day weekly publication schedule, estimating daily losses near $90,000.
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Cable Whiplash Fatal on Aircraft Carrier
On the USS Constellation in San Diego a Wifcot cable snapped during carrier landing qualifications, severing legs of Aviation Boatsman Eugene Wiltems 36 and Yeoman Apprentice Gordon Buckman ? and injuring Leroy Hudson Jr. 31 and others with fractures. The 75,000 ton ship has seen prior fatal fires in 1960s and 1980s. Witnesses likened the cable to a giant scythe, four injured flown to Navy hospital.
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Ivy Sage Wins Divorce Over Cruelty Claims
Ivy Sage testified that her husband left home after a quarrel and took the stove as grounds for a divorce. The case concluded Tuesday with a cruelty ruling in London court, according to UPI reports.
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UPI
Ivy Sage
Martian life unlikely says expert at space meeting
Douglas Dity reports from Los Angeles that an infrared expert at a top space conference argued Mars likely harbors only simple life or dormant organisms, not intelligent beings. He noted Mars lacks oceans and has a thin, hostile environment, though its mineral makeup resembles the Moon and may ease human exploration.
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UPI
Mars
Rodney W. Johnson
Dhaigon
Brown Probes Bank License Tax Exemption Question
Ed Brown questions why banks and certain institutions are exempt from motor vehicle license fees. Bright says the exemption is possible, and Brown seeks clearer authority. Government officials differ on which public entities qualify for the tax relief.
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M. Bright
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