Cardinal Krol Begins Eight Day Visit to Ireland and Northern Ireland
Cardinal John Krol, archbishop of Philadelphia, flew to Ireland and Northern Ireland for an eight day visit. He seeks to foster understanding and prayers for an end to violence and will meet Catholic and Protestant leaders while in the region. He is hosted by Cardinal William Conway, primate of Ireland.
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Khadafy Proclaims Nationalization and East German Ties
Libyan leader Muammar Khadafy declared a nationalization move and announced extended diplomatic recognition to Communist East Germany. He criticized West Germany for excluding Arabic in passports, calling it racialist. He also asserted U.S. defeats internationally and vowed a strong stance against oil interests.
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Southwestern Newspapers Core Ad Notices and Subscriptions
Fragmentary OCR shows an internal newspaper page with notes on home delivery service and pricing. It mentions a vice president and general manager and scattered figures possibly related to rates, dates, and distribution, but readable specifics are limited.
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Generals to Tour Army Bases Across Texas and Oklahoma
Four Mexican Army generals will tour Ft. Bliss in Texas Ft. Sill in Oklahoma plus Dallas and San Antonio beginning Tuesday. The visit, hosted by Lt. Gen. Patrick F Cassidy Sth Army commander, operates under the IntraAmerican Relations Program.
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OEO Budget Fight and Court Ruling Over Agency Closure
The federal budget request to Congress for the upcoming fiscal year aims to keep the agency operating despite likely congressional opposition. A prior ruling limited White House closure actions without congressional consent, while four Democratic senators pressed to remove Phillips. The President plans to relocate most OEO programs and proposed a quasipublic corporation for legal services as the community action program faces federal loss of support.
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Runway layout eyed in Northwest jet incident
Planeiston at Opa Locka notes the airport lacks radar but has an 8009 foot runway ample for the jet. Fort Lauderdale supervisor Tom Hardy cites east west runways on Florida coast airports, while Lt Donnie Polk contrasts Opa Locka with Miami International. Crew questioned. tapes to be reviewed.
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India Houses About One Seventh of World Population
A statistic notes that roughly one seventh of the global population resides in India, highlighting the country's large demographic footprint. This figure underlines India's significant role in global economics and culture.
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Nixon weighs new moves to curb inflation pressures
Nixon considers a greeze proposal and tighter wage and price controls plus a gasoline tax and tax surcharge to cool the economy. Officials cite food supply measures and possible steel price action as options, with decision timing uncertain amid input from Shultz and Connally.
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Power reductions in Northeast aim to curb demand
Utilities in Washington and Maryland along with a tri state pool covering New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland announce a 5 percent cut that officials say will not disrupt normal service. Temperatures rise near 90 degrees across the affected region housing over 40 million people as forecasts predict continued hot weather for two days. Con Ed reports NYC and Westchester demand near 7.7 million kilowatts, with the cutback not affecting the subway. displays at Macy’s Staten Island and Gimbels Manhattan reduce lighting.
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Flooding Strikes Del Rio Area Prompting Warning
Heavy rains lashed southwest Texas near Del Rio with thunderstorms spreading across most of the state. Del Rio recorded 1.58 inches in six hours while radar showed downpours up to two inches per hour, triggering a flash flood warning for Edwards Kinney Real and Uvalde counties, in effect until 7 a.m. Local rainfall extended from the Davis and Guadalupe Mountains to Central East Texas and the coast.
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Ex-Muslim Informer Warren Hall Hangs Self in Jail
Warren Hall 26 former Black Muslim whose testimony helped convict nine Muslims of inciting to riot hanged himself in his Baton Rouge jail cell. He tore a curtain strip, tied it to a vent, and dropped from his bunk. Hall had pleaded guilty and was to be sentenced when death occurred. He had been housed on a small jail cell above the courthouse.
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High Court Deadlock Over Air Quality and Development Policy
In a housing discrimination dispute tied to the 1968 Civil Rights Act the Supreme Court is deadlocked due to Justice Powell’s absence. The case, urged by Sierra Club and other groups, centered on nondegradation of air vs economic growth and leaves EPA’s policy unresolved while urging Congress to revise the Clean Air Act.
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Song banned in Pretoria over segregation policy
Folk singer Pete Seeger had his recording of We Shall Overcome banned in South Africa. The white minority government enforces official racial segregation and blocks performances and recordings seen as challenging apartheid.
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Agnew and Watergate Probe Dominates Senate Hearing
Former Nixon aide Herbert L Porter Jr returns to testify as the Senate probes Watergate. Maurice H Stans faces perjury and obstruction charges over Vesco tainted campaign funds while Dean seeks immunity. Attorneys push to block Dean's grand jury appearance as implications reach high officials. There is a traffic accident every three seconds in the United States.
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