Pope Calls Catholics to Rome for Indulgences and Reconciliation
The pope restates that special indulgences will be granted to Roman Catholics who travel to Rome to repent confess receive communion and fulfill conditions. The article notes a large influx of visitors and describes final rites for several individuals as part of the Catholic worship and international relations outreach. It also covers stock market movements and interfaith efforts influencing global finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pope Proclaims 1975 Holy Year and Payroll Tax Debate
A fragmentary local item discusses a May meeting at the courthouse on a new state law mandating payroll taxes. It references options for a one half, three fourths, or one percent tax, and urges reader participation via a poll and coupon. Contained are garbled names and stray phrases from the Odessa File and Pelham One pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Council
Mayot
Herre
Ionamin
Onn
Ann Herald
Odessa
Forsyth
Pelham
Bach FC
Andersen
Futures Push Ahead Again On Chicago Board
Futures on the Chicago Board of Trade advanced amid mixed soy and grain moves. May soybeans traded around 9.09 with meal down and oats, corn, and wheat showing varied gains and losses as investors weighed weather floods and recession fears. The Dow fell further, and NYSE breadth favored decliners as financials dodged gains amid market uncertainty. Seaboard Coast Lines Industries rose briefly on issues tied to earnings outlook amid floods and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
York Stock Exchange
Charles Lewis
Winkler, Cantor & Pomboy
James W. McCord Jr
Nixon
Midwest
Seaboard Coast Lines Industries
Hogs and Cattle Markets Mixed in Quiet Trading
Iowa and Indiana reports show hogs moderate to steady while cattle stay steady and sheep little traded. Prices range with hogs at 30.50 to 39.75, cattle 28 to 37.50 per hundredweight, calves around 100, and feeders 33.50 to 35.50. Overall activity light with scattered higher bids on some lots.
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New York Stock Exchange
Paul
Bae
Rome
Geive Sect
Ina
Saeeetamoecey
Jay J. Robinson
Parsrons
Accomoda
Sunes NS
Shah Oy Ata Pessiona
Gilmore Rd
Memorial Park Cemetery
Calle
Shaler
Ead
St . Tocks
Ion Inca
New York
American Stock Exchange
Felix Daems
Mustin
East Yard
Maplewood Cemetery
Weyel
Baker Brothers
Iene
Eicaret Neal
Helen McDermitt
Alexandria
New Foren
Helen Bie
Iarrett
McDermitt. of
Santa Aire Ie
Yager RT
Clara
Calif
Lew Cumeley Calig
Hroonioy Warrasta
Bonde
Maple
Princeton
Cary Poor
Muncie
Tuary Chapel
Igsslof
Gardens of Memory
Leone ii Athears
Frankton
Geroge C
Chicago
Brook
Abetanuay
UPI
Benin
Emge
Conran Soroxiau Sone
Muncie Livestock
Getty
Marhoefer
Bais Sur
Rede
Muncie Livestock Co
St. Low
Brest
Stoce Aaues
Choice Heifers
Low Gd
Hellers
Choice Spring Lambs Bae
Cali
Indianaolis
Ap-Usda
O'Hair Appeal Fails in Washington Federal Case
Atheist activist Madalyn Murray O’Hair of Austin attempts to block presidential and federal religious services, filing suit in D C federal court. Judge George Hart dismisses the appeal for lack of timely action. A Pennsylvania minister forms the Terminal Leave Club advocating choosing to die with dignity after terminal illness.
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Madalyn Murray O'Hair
Austin
Teaxs
White House
Federal District Court
Washington,d.c
House of Sentatives
Senate
George Hart
Spoon Prematd
Pennsylvania
Daniel Kibby
Kibby
Unitarian Church of Delaware
Prews
Joy of Sex and Comfort Okay, You're Okay
A compact entertainment note discusses flirtation and romance themes in a playful tone. It references light psychology ideas and cultural attitudes, noting how relationships evolve with communication and consent.
Top 10 Songs in Nationwide Survey
A national survey lists Stevie Wonder You Are the Sunshine of My Life and Steely Dan Reeling in the Years among the top ten. Dobie Gray Drift Away Elton John Daniel and Jud Strunk Daisy Day also appear, illustrating a diverse mix of soul rock and pop favorites.
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You
Stevie Wonder
Dobie Gray
Daniel
Elton John
Daisy Day
Jud
Crop market notes on demand and overseas interest
The report notes cash demand influencing soybean prices and shows Chicago stocks holding steady while corn prices move. Export activity improved with outward movement from Chicago. A bullish late-week hint cites an unconfirmed floor report that Russia and China were buyers for shipments to Mexico and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
China
Mexico
Yugoslavia
Auction Sales of Household Goods and Antiques in East Summitville
Local auction this May at 1:00 PM offers household goods, antiques, and collectibles. Wayne Pheanls, auctioneer, presiding at a site east of Summit Village near Mad Cow Road, with items including tools and various nicknacks. A sale advertised by residents with dates and times, highlighting household items and collectibles for potential buyers.
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Opal Gon
Pale
Tod Als
Miston Pune
Summit Vile
Ind
Om Mad
TEN
Wayne Pheanls
Aligar
Bacshariey
Aue
Micha
Telecommunication Rate Notice Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rate schedule with lines and telephone service terms. Mentions monthly rates per line, cash charges, box numbers, and a two line minimum, reflecting a distorted old telephony advertisement.
Open Letter to Governor and Legislature About Tavern Policy
A long letter from Robert W Beeman of the Boat Club in Anderson Indiana urges the governor and lawmakers to protect tavern rights. The author argues democratic principles allow patrons to choose establishments and condemns unfair competition while defending community and civic values.
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Tina
Sirs
lfmall_ tavern
Anderson
Indiana
Javier
Robert W
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Telesrompter
Chicago Board
Chicago Board of Trade
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Doane
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