Child Shot by Cab Driver Shocks Brooklyn Neighborhood
In New York, a taxi driver fired on children after a girl splashed water near her Brooklyn home. Regina Varone, about 8, was wounded in the lower back and hospitalized in substreetery condition. Police pursued the driver.
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Philippine president sues Time for alleged slander
President Ferdinand Marcos files an $8.2 million libel suit against Time Inc alleging published April 12 article damages the Republic and libels the president. Press Secretary Francisca Jadad says it marks the first Philippine suit against a foreign publication and names six Filipino lawyers.
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Vatican opens new hall as pope tours modern audience chamber
Pope Paul VI inaugurated a $10 million Vatican audience hall to host growing papal audiences, saying the cost exceeds earlier estimates but provides dignified reception for pilgrims and tourists. The modern arched structure seats 6,000 and will be ready for regular use in autumn, with audiences still held in St. Peter’s Basilica until then. Nearby, San Francisco reports note the Board of Education adopting a tentative $115.2 million budget for 1971-72, raising the property tax rate by two cents per $100.
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South Korean President Park sworn in for third term
South Korea held a brief ceremony as Park Chung-hee began a third term promising peaceful reunification. The event drew 170 dignitaries from 84 countries including Vice President Agnew who attended with an American delegation and sat near Japanese Prime Minister Sato. Park reaffirmed commitment to reunifying the peninsula through peaceful means at the earliest opportunity.
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Freight-hopping duo reach home after 10 mile walk
SAN BERNARDINO UP I two young children aged 5 and 1 went missing for 35 hours after climbing aboard a freight train. They rode the train and walked back along railroad tracks to Redlands arriving home safely. They ate oranges in groves and drank water at parks during their journey.
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