Cushing Addresses Unitarian Universalist Assembly
Cardinal Cushing as Boston archbishop spoke at a banquet closing the Unitarian Universalist Association's General Assembly. He urged ongoing dialogue among Christian groups and praised ecumenical spirit, receiving B'nai B'rith interfaith award for leadership in promoting unity among faiths.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Unitarian Universalist Association
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Cardinal Cushing Friday
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
West Virginia
Weekend Weather Outlook
Partly sunny and cool today and tomorrow with a high near 70. Showers expected tomorrow night followed by a cooler Monday.
U.S. To Stand Firm In Dominican Patrol
General Alvim arrives to command the inter-American force but U S control remains essential as Lt General Palmer keeps tactical command. The force may shrink to 6000 with U S, Brazilian, Costa Rican, Honduran, Nicaraguan personnel. 609 Marines returned home, total U S forces around 20 000, with more departures planned. Palmer follows Washington policy if conflicts arise and notes ongoing OAS coordination and bank protection missions. A separate report from Greenfield Mass. notes a brakeman Thaddius Krol decapitated after being struck by a work train. he leaves five children.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
APV
Hugo Panasco Alvim
Bruce Palmer
U.S
Alvim
Palmer
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Inter American
Salvador
Jose A. Mora
Mora
Inter-American Defense Board
Junta
Greenfield
Mass
Boston and Maine Railroad
Thaddius Krol
Krol
Literacy Test Ruling Upholds English Requirement
New York Court of Appeals ruled 4-3 that a Spanish speaking Puerto Rican woman must pass the state literacy test to vote. Martha Cardona, educated in Puerto Rico and living in New York City, sought ballot eligibility with a Spanish test. The court upheld a lower court dismissal of her petition.
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Albany, N.Y
UPI
New York State
Martha Cardona
Puerto Rico
New York City
Court of Appeals
Baseball scores from local and major matchups
Pittsfield 3 Wahcorah 2. St Joe's FP 3 Mt Greylock. St Joe's NA 9 Adams & Searles 5. Lee 4 Williams 4 Lenox 3. Chester 5 Mt Everett 3. Boston 9 Kansas City 3. Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 1 first. Baltimore 3 Los Angeles 0 second. Minnesota 4 Washington 1. Chicago 2 New York 0. Detroit 1 Cleveland 0. NL Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1. EASTERN PittsHold 7 Springfield 4. Reading 11 York 6. Williamsport 5 Elmira 4 11.
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Clergy Protest Meet Questioned by Boston Official
Boston School Committee chairwoman Louise Day Hicks rejected clergy led protest plans over alleged racial imbalance in public schools. She urged postponement of a mass meeting set for next Tuesday and said invitees should be better informed about Boston’s situation.
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Boston
Boston School Committee
Louise Day Hicks
Anti Poverty Plan Raise Approved By House Panel
Democrats on the House Education and Labor Committee backed continuing the anti poverty program with higher funding, while Republicans issued a scathing minority report calling it poorly run and ripe for abuse. The formal report supports a bill to extend the program to mid-1987 and double authorization to 1.5 billion dollars annually, foreseeing a partisan clash when the measure reaches a House vote. George Carr, 97, the last surviving member of the 1893 94 Peary Arctic expedition, was buried Thursday after dying Monday.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Office of Economic Opportunity
Prince Albert
Sask
George Carr
Robert E. Peary
200 Miners Die In Indian Blast
Washington AP Government and union spokesmen warned a June 15 labor crisis could tie up virtually every American merchant ship and cripple U S foreign trade. AFL CIO Seafarers Union chief Paul Hall blamed unclear federal maritime policy for stalled talks. Wirtz said a crisis is likely but not solely the fault of any one side, noting no maritime policy exists yet after years of talks.
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Washington
U.S
Paul Hall
Afl-Cio Seafarers’ International Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Wirtz
Hall
Israel and Jordan trade threats at UN over raids
The United States urged restraint as Jordan and Israel exchanged letters to the Security Council after Israeli raids into Jordan. Jordan vowed to repel attacks with utmost severity while Israel condemned Jordanian violence and sabotage. No council meeting was requested.
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United Nations, N.Y
Jordan
Israel
Security Council
Council
United States
State Department
Washington
U.N
Unprecedented mine disaster near Dhanbad kills many
A powerful blast at Bhori colliery near Dhanbad 223 miles northwest of Calcutta destroys surface structures and triggers a fire. Officials fear over 200 dead, with unofficial reports claiming as many as 475. rescue teams struggle as flames drive workers from the mine. The incident affects Bokaro Ramgarh coal, supplying Bokaro steel mill.
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New Delhi
India
Dhanbad
Ministry of Labor
R. K. Malviya
Bhori
Calcutta
Ministry of Mines
Bokaro Ramgarh Group
Bokaro Steel Mill
United States
Rome strike at GE furthers Jennings test of strength
The IUE strike at General Electric Rome plant enters its eighth week as GE views Paul Jennings new presidency as a potential test of strength and a catalyst for a broader Southern organizing drive. Local 1191's 850 members are largely at work, while union locals nationwide bolster Rome with weekly contributions.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Co
Rome
Paul J. Jennings
TUE
IUE
Philadelphia
Jennings
South
EUE
James B. Carey
Tong
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Carey
Pope Paul
Union
Washington
Switzerland
Japan
John H. Callahan
Schenectady
Callahan
the Eagle
Paul Jennings
GE Power Transmission Division
Pittsfield
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