Egypt Cabinet Resigns as Beirut Clashes Drag On
In Beirut and surrounding areas, street battles between Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese Christian rightists continued with heavy casualties totaling 38 dead and 60 wounded. Egypt's cabinet resigned as Anwar Sadat moved to form a new government amid domestic turmoil.
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Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Coast
Sidon
Phalange Party
Maronite Christian Church
Pierre Gemayel
Phalangist
Phalangist Party
Rashid Solh
Solh
Egypt
Hafez Assad
Syria
PLO
Yasir Arafat
Pope Paul VI conducts papal wedding mass at St Peter’s Basilica
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI, 77, presided over a papal wedding ceremony for 13 couples during the Holy Year, with Mass at the papal altar beneath Bernini’s canopy. Vatican officials note no prior papal wedding record and cite many worldwide requests. In Lucknow India AP notes Guru Maharaj Ji, 17, denies playboy claims while clashing with his mother over drinking meat and sexuality, as police bar followers from addressing crowds during his homeland visit.
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Lucknow
India
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Maharaj Ji
Americans seek rural peace for openly gay families
In Iowa City and beyond, some homosexuals move to farms and small towns seeking acceptance among ordinary neighbors. They describe being judged by gardens, weather, and crops while living openly with partners, challenging cosmopolitan stereotypes.
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Iowa City
Iowa
America
Alan Kern
Mankato State College
Minnesota
Teen driver, passengers die as car plunges from embankment
In New Castle Pennsylvania a 17 year old driver Thomas Farbo was killed when his car skidded off the road, crashed through guard rails and rolled down a steep embankment. Passenger Deniel Donegan 18 suffered serious head injuries and Jeffrey Wilson was also hurt.
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New Castle
Thomas Farbo
Deniel Donegan
Jeffrey Wilson
Farbo
Shawville
Clearfield County
Susquehanna River
Here
Robert Lingle
Clearfield
Pennsylvania
Lingle
Charles Heath
Police Rescue Two Children From Mount Washington Perch
Pittsburgh police saved 11 year old Christana Munzinger and her 3 year old nephew Greg after they were stranded on a dirt ledge about 500 feet above railroad tracks. Officers used safety belts and nylon ropes for over an hour to reach them.
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Pittsburgh
Mount Washington
Christana Munzinger
Greg Munzinger
Christana
Area Woman Perishes As Home Burns
Mrs. Georgine Almendinger an 85 year old widow died as her two story frame home on Lander main street burned completely. Fire began in the kitchen investigators say. Coroner Dr Ronald Simonsen cites extensive burns as the cause. Fire dept responded with multiple local and neighboring units assisting traffic delays lasted over two hours. Body to be moved to Edward L Collins Funeral Home Sugar Grove. funeral plans to follow.
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Georgine Almendinger
Lander
Ronald Simonsen
Gerald Falconer
Russell
Sugar Grove
Scandia
Starbrick
Frewsburg
Busti
N.Y
North Warren
Optimism Fades Yet Unemployment Worries Persist
Washington economists flag a slow recovery with 4 to 6 percent growth likely this year. Recovery, not prosperity, means output rises slowly to offset labor-force growth. Experts like James L. Pate and Paul W. McCracken foresee little unemployment relief before year end, possibly into next year.
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Commerce Department
James L. Pate
Treasury
William E. Simon
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Erie Couple Sues Stock Broker Over $64,000 Fraud
An Erie couple Paul and Betty Carpenter and John Carpenter of Meadville sue H. Michael Bender and Paine Webber alleging loss of $64,716 from 1972 to 1978. They seek over $200,000 in restitution, damages and attorney fees, accusing Bender of churning the portfolio to generate broker commissions and misrepresenting safe returns.
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ERIE
Meadville
Paul
Betty Carpenter
John Carpenter
H. Michael Bender
Paine
Webber, Jackson and Curtis, Inc
Bender
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Paine, Webber
Carpenters
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
The brief reflects on how spoken language flows freely while the printed page preserves words. It contrasts immediacy with permanence, noting literature, speeches, and daily discourse rely on both forms to reach audiences across time.
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