Royal children lead school ceremony in Amman
In Amman, King Hussein’s children Princess Feisal aged 9 and Prince Abdulla aged 11 serve as sergeants during a school military ceremony with Feisal leading a contingent and Abdulla manning a howitzer.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1971
Page
6
In Amman, King Hussein’s children Princess Feisal aged 9 and Prince Abdulla aged 11 serve as sergeants during a school military ceremony with Feisal leading a contingent and Abdulla manning a howitzer.
Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. said the Senate Labor Committee will draft a bill to raise the minimum wage to 2.25 dollars an hour, despite potential conflict with President Nixon's economic program and a looming wage-price freeze. The plan envisions 2.00 after 60 days and 2.25 within a year. Edward M. Kennedy is announced as principal speaker at a September 30 Democratic fund raising dinner in Pittsburgh hosted by Allegheny County Democrats.
Vatican observers say Pope Paul VI is nearing the end of his pontificate as he marks his 74th birthday in Vatican City. He has stated bishops retire at 75, signaling possible forthcoming changes in church leadership.
Former Supreme Court Justice Hugo L Black will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery after services at Washington Cathedral. He died Saturday at Bethesda Naval Hospital at 85 after retirement from the court. Honorary pallbearers will include serving and retired justices. President Nixon may attend.
MEADVILLE Three Titusville men were found guilty of possession of dangerous drugs after a lengthy trial in Crawford County Court. John M. Connell Ronald T. Brady and Joseph Stefaniszyn were convicted by an eight woman four men jury after nearly sixteen hours deliberation. Two defendants were acquitted.
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