Carter denies rights push covering buildup by U S
President Carter rejects Pravda claims that his campaign masks a new U.S. arms buildup. He defends human rights as independent of defense needs and criticizes Soviet reflections on Western families and welfare policy. He also discusses tax benefits, working mothers, and his wife Rosalynn’s diplomacy trips.
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Carter
U.S
Washington
Pravda
Soviet Union
White House
Camp David
Communist Party
International Review
United States
Amy
Largest forest fires near control in Southwest
Gusty winds and low humidity hamper crews as fires in New Mexico Arizona and Colorado near containment. In New Mexico a 10 000 acre blaze threatens Los Alamos National Laboratory and Bandelier National Monument with 8 million dollars in damage. About 1 000 firefighters from as far as Oregon battle the Los Alamos fire while two other fires are contained or nearly contained.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Los Alamos
National Park Service
Energy Research and Development Administration
U.S. Forest Service
Max Salazar
Santa Fe
Oregon
Bandelier National Monument
Forest Service
Nation's first male American saint neumann canonized in Rome
Three American cardinals lead three days of services in Roman basilicas in honor of John Nepomucene Neumann the Philadelphia bishop and immigrant advocate. Pope Paul VI presided at the outdoor canonization before about 25 000 in St Peter's Square. ABohemian born bishop who died at 49 he is cited as a friend to the poor and immigrant sympathizer. Two Pennsylvanians and an Italian woman credited with healing miracles attended the ceremony. Three miracles sufficed for sainthood per the pope.
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Vatican City
Rome
John Nepomucene Neumann
Philadelphia
John Cardinal Carberry
St. Louis
Basilica of
St. Mary
John Cardinal Krol
St. John Lateran
St. Peter’s Square
Bohemia
Neumann
United States
Pope Paul
Pennsylvania
Eva Banassi
Kent Lenahan
Villanova
Michael Flanigan
Bishop Neumann
Mother Elizabeth Seton
The Gazette Letters Column Opens Front Page Opinions
The People air their opinions daily and Sunday in the popular Letters column on The Gazette editorial page. The feature invites readers to submit remarks on local events and public issues, with fresh letters appearing in the daily and Sunday editions.
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Gazette
First Day For Frimml Starts New Marion Role
David Frimml began as pool and community center supervisor in Marion on Monday. The new post coordinates activities at the center and manages the Legion memorial pool. He will serve as assistant pool manager this summer under Orville Rust while learning. Frimml, formerly director of parks and recreation in Belle Plaine, plans no schedule changes during renovations.
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David Frimml
Marion
Legion Memorial
Frimml
Orville Rust
Weekend Marion fire calls report two alarms
Firemen answered two weekend alarms with no injuries. A car fire at 11 48 a m Saturday behind 1000 Ninth Street caused no damage. the car owned by Roger Bos of Cedar Rapids. A stove left on at Kenneth Harms 1021 Twenty Fourth Street produced smoke but no fire damage. Classifieds note furnished apartment wanted by two older ladies and YMCA activity schedule.
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Marion
Ninth Street
Roger Bos
Coldstream Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Harms
Twentyfourth Street
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