Europe and Mideast on Smallpox Alert
The Associated Press reports Europe and the Middle East tightening defenses against a Yugoslav smallpox outbreak. Cases appeared in Yugoslavia and Syria, with mass vaccinations ordered and travel restrictions imposed, affecting Europe, the Middle East, and South Asia.
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Chaplin Ends 20-Year Exile to Return to America
In New York, Charlie Chaplin, hailed as the era’s greatest comedian, returns after 20 years abroad amid charges of Communist ties. He accepts a special Oscar at Lincoln Center and plans a Hollywood comeback, facing debates over his ideology while resuming U.S. residence and work.
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Dollars Urged For Scholars Week Boosts Vocational Aid
A community drive, Dollars for Scholars Week in Anderson, seeks donations to fund vocational education for high school graduates. Mayor May or Rock officially proclaims the week, backed by C. Amos Childers and a local chapter under a national charter. Since start, 16 students have been financed, with many repayments, as the program expands across about 1,000 communities.
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Methodist Women's Group Convene in Bloomington
Women from southern Indiana travel to Bloomington April 10 for the annual United Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service meeting. Mrs. Robert Green of Fortville heads the Indiana organization. Peggy Billings of New York leads the day’s sessions. The theme Mission Has Many Faces guides work groups on cooperating in mission across Indiana. The program includes officer elections and special memberships.
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Black Parents File Lawsuit Against Parochial Schools
A group of black parents in Louisiana filed suit against the Roman Catholic diocese of Alexandria demanding desegregation of its parochial system. The suit argues a dual school system harms desegregation progress, seeks court-ordered integration, and cites tax and federal aid exemptions as leverage. Led by attorney Ben Lamberton, the case targets post Civil War era contractual practices and aims to curb white flight via white parish schools.
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More Firms Insure New York Life Bands Grow
New York life insurers expanded their reserve coverage reaching higher levels by year end 1970, with the number of U S legal reserve files showing gains over the previous year, according to the Institute of Life Insurance.
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Turkish President seeks decree power amid turmoil
Turkish President Cevdet Sunay urged constitutional changes to empower government rule by decree and called for a temporary halt to political activity. The move follows the slaying of three foreign radar technicians by terrorists and a tense political climate as the military alliance with government weighs further intervention. Belgian royalty postponed a Turkey visit due to the unsettled situation.
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Airline pilots rise to 94,430 by 1970 end
Washington figures show the number of airline pilots in the United States increased by 10 percent to 94,430 by the end of 1970, up from 31,453 at the close of 1964.
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