Sadat and Pope Paul VI hold talks on Middle East peace
Pope Paul VI met Egyptian President Anwar Sadat at the Vatican, urging a peaceful and just solution to the Arab Israeli crisis with an equitable approach for the Palestinian people. The Vatican noted concern for Jerusalem’s holy places and Lebanon’s destiny, while praising Sadat as a statesman pursuing economic and social development and a fair regional settlement.
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Israel
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Jerusalem
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Lebanon
L’osservatore Romano
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No Strikers Threat Looms Over San Francisco Wage Fight
Labor leaders vow a general strike in San Francisco after 42 years if wage demands for 1710 striking crafts workers are not met. Elner Jensen stands outside his Danish restaurant with a sign reading No Strikers Served, declaring they won’t serve the strikers.
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Elner
Jensen
Welfare Help OKed By Senate
Harrisburg AP reports the Senate gears up for an election recess as welfare funds loom. Frank Beal warns doctor and hospital bills for the poor and elderly may go unpaid in May and June unless funding arrives. Hospitals and nursing homes associations urge Senate action to balance the budget. Miami dentist offers Bicentennial denture special for 160 dollars with flag-themed designs and optional 1776 engraving.
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House
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Boyle Begins Serving Three Consecutive Life Terms
PITTSBURGH AP former United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle, 74, now serves three consecutive life terms at Western Penitentiary after arrival from a federal prison hospital in Missouri. Superintendent James Howard described the reception and noted Boyle’s limited movement and a five-story cellblock setup without elevators as he likely stays on one floor.
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Tony" Boyle
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Boyle
Missouri
St. Louis
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Murder Trial Ties 1969 Clarksville Case to Joseph Ablonik
A Clarksville case revisits the 1969 first degree murder charges linked to rival Joseph Ablonik, his wife, and daughter. Prosecutors outline allegations while defense contends insufficient evidence to connect the family to the crime. Local authorities urge patience as further proceedings unfold in court.
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Joseph ‘Ablonik
Clarksville
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