PLO warns against U.S. presence in Sinai
The PLO calls Arab nationalists to shoot American technicians in Sinai under the Egyptian Israeli pact. Al Thawra says the U.S. civilian staff at warning stations in the Gidi and Mula areas forms a dual occupation of Egyptian land. Rabin questions if the pact can hold without the American role, while Kissinger faces domestic hurdles.
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Four women ordained as Episcopal priests defy church authority
In Washington, four women who became priests despite church opposition faced warnings from Bishop Creighton to refrain from functioning locally. The ordinations at St. Stephen and the Incarnation drew protests, while 50 priests laid hands on the new clergy including Alison Palmer, Lee McGee, Bettat, and Diane Tickell.
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Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation
William Creighton
George Barrett
Rochester
N.Y
Emile Oberholzer
Christ’s Church
Barrett
Cheek
Philadelphia
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St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church
L. Peter Beebe
Oberlin
Ohio
Wendt
Beebe
Church
House of Bishops
Alison Palmer
Office of International Labor Affairs
State Department
Lee McGee
American University
Dr. Bettat
Arlington
Diane Tickell
Anchorage
Alaska
Portugal's leaders seek cabinet restart after Goncalves
In Lisbon, military president Francisco da Costa Gomes and premier designate Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo press civilian parties to rejoin the cabinet after the fall of pro Communist Gen Vasco Goncalves. Socialists and Popular Democrats resist joining a Communist in the cabinet, potentially prompting a government move without them. Gen Carlos Fabiao warns parties must seek mass support to bridge rifts.
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Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Adm
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
Popular Democrats
Carlos Fabiao
Army
Goncalves
Montreal petition drives against Language Act reach broad response
A Montreal radio station seeks one million signatures to oppose Quebec's Official Language Act. About 100000 petition sheets have circulated province wide with 25 cent donations per signature. Funds partially aid telegrams and the Pan Can foundation.
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Montreal
Pat van Doninck
Pan Can Foundation
Rhode Island teachers settle two strikes as others linger
Two of Rhode Island's 12 teacher disputes were resolved over the weekend. About 350 Warren and Bristol teachers returned for orientation while 3,500 Bristol and 2,000 Warren students planned classes to start Tuesday. Rhode Island Junior College faculty planned picketing at Providence and Warwick campuses.
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