Boxer Rudell Stitch Drowns Saving Friend at Dam
Louisville boxer Rudell Stitch a top welterweight who gained fame for a River rescue two years ago drowned after grabbing for a companion who slipped at the base of an Ohio River dam. Oliver also disappeared in the swift water and neither body was recovered. Stitch left seven children and was active in church youth programs.
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Catholic Educator Michael J. McKeough Dies at 68
The Rev. Michael J. McKeough 68 a leading Catholic education authority died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital after a cancer battle. A Norbertine priest and former St Norbert College dean he taught education at Catholic University of America and led Archmere Academy Southeast Catholic and Camp Tivoli.
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Passports and the Communist Conspiracy in U S Policy
The article argues that passports enable espionage and examines U S policy on denying or granting passports to suspected Communists. It notes historical authority, grounds for denial, and the role of visas and travel restrictions in countering infiltration by foreign or domestic enemies.
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Congress
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Communist Party
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Miss Tammis Keefe Dies In Ridgefield Connecticut
Miss Tammis Keefe of Los Angeles a textile designer died Sunday after a long illness at her summer home in Ridgefield Connecticut. She was 40.
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Tammis Keefe
Los Angeles
Virginia farm price forecast hints at mixed broiler, turkey trends
The Virginia Department of Agriculture cautions prices are hard to predict. Broilers are expected around 16 to 18 cents in the region with North Carolina Georgia Delmarva chicks near 16 to 18 cents. Turkey prices may ease slightly in the coming weeks after Easter while heavies show mixed hatch results and growers push heavy whites to market.
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Pope Praises African Sovereignty and Faith in Nations
Pope John XXVII told Roman Catholics in Africa that their faith and rightful place in the world are blessed by God. He cautioned that internal disputes can lead to violence if not resolved peacefully, urging unity among African states.
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John XXVII
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Mexico Deports 300 Undesirable Aliens
Mexico City AP reports deporting 300 undesir able aliens this year including 109 Guatemalans 41 US nationals 37 from El Salvador and 17 Cubans as authorities tighten border controls and repatriation efforts.
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Mexico City
el Salvador
Law rence appeasement and the Khrushchev question
The piece argues that British and French leaders seeking talks with the Soviet Premier should know the United States would review any agreement after it is drafted. It warns that such concessions could repeat Munich and risk war, presenting Khrushchev as a potential outcome of appeasement.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Miller
Unrest Clouds De Gaulle's Future Plans
Labor unrest over De Gaulle s austerity and his quarrel with Parliament cloud the future of his regime The Fifth Republic gives the president strong tenure and power France pursues an atomic program and potential nuclear capability De Gaulle favors Western European confederation and closer ties with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union remain central to Cold War alignment
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Area Students Get Divinity Degrees
Area students will receive divinity degrees at a commencement ceremony featuring an address on Concern for Conscience by Dr. David Dodds Neary, president of the University of Illinois. Duke University president Holtis Idons will attend and 21 degrees will be awarded to 1,100 students from states and 22 foreign countries. Bluefield area candidate E G Jones is listed among degree nominees.
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UN Plan Sees Record Funding for Technical Aid in 1980
United Nations officials report 79 governments will contribute a record 23.4 million dollars in 1980 to a program that spreads new techniques in agriculture, industry, and public services. The board notes a rise from recent years, with prospects for continued growth if currency use remains stable.
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