Pope Paul VI Holds Private Audience With Reagan Family
Pope Paul VI granted a private audience to Gayn Ronald Rengyi of Call-Toznia with his wife and son during Reagan's West European tour. The party, arriving Wednesday night, met President Giovanni Leone, Prime Minister Giulio Andreotti, and Foreign Minister Giuseppe Medici in Rome as part of a five day stay in Italy.
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Pickets Halt Construction At Contra Costa College
Pickets stopped work at Contra Costa Community College during the building of a new administration facility. Seventeen FP Lathrom Construction Co. employees halted site work as negotiations faltered after state conciliator James Whitehouse noted progress earlier. County officials accused union leaders of breaking a news blackout by circulating a bulletin among members amid a two week strike over pay.
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Ex-union leader to be released from Danbury prison
Ex union leader Joseph N DePaula once head of the International Barbers and Beauticians Union is set for release from Danbury Federal Prison Monday. Convicted in 1971 for conspiring to arrange legal loans from the pension fund he led. Parole eligibility began May 4 and release approved by the Federal Parole Board in Washington.
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New York weighs shift from autos to air rail and buses
The New York Transportation Department unveiled two long range plans to reduce auto use over 20 years. The 42 page document calls for upstate expressways, enhanced rail service between Albany Buffalo and New York, express buses in major cities, and air and barge canal integration while opposing a fourth NYC jetport. Public hearings begin next month with a final draft due to Gov Rockefeller by December.
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Abortion Advertising Proposal Reaches Utah Officials
A New Mexico hospital seeks to advertise abortion services in Utah and place a fulltime counseling liaison in Salt Lake City. Attorneys for Mountainair Community Hospital have asked Utah Attorney General Verna Romney for an opinion, contending the service could be legal under Utah law. Romney indicated a preliminary view that advertising the service would be legal, though Utah bans abortions except in specific cases.
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Spiro Agnew to Visit Spokane for Fundraiser Dinner
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will visit Spokane Washington for a fund raising dinner at the Ridpath Motel Empire Ball room with about 500 residents expected. Garrett said this is his only scheduled visit to Washington state this year and aims to bolster support for the administration. He previously spoke in Spokane in 1968 as governor of Maryland, then campaigning for Nixon.
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Quang Tri Siege Pressed as City Remains Cut Off
South Vietnamese forces press a three-front assault on Quang Tri City while leaving a western escape route open for Communist troops. UPI reports 16 American advisers wounded, Hue bombarded, and North Vietnamese losses tallied as 25 Communist links knocked out. US air power supported the drive with raids near the city and around the DMZ.
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Four U S. Servicemen Killed in Vietnam War Update
In South Vietnam last week four Americans were killed in combat, a drop from the prior week. Communist and South Vietnamese casualties rose by about 20 percent amid heavy fighting in Quang Tri province. The tally shows 48,810 U S. servicemen died since Jan 1, 1951. Wounded numbers fell slightly with 18 Americans wounded and five missing. The official figures report substantial totals for South Vietnamese and Communist losses across the conflict era.
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Berkeley workers walk out in demand for higher pay
About a third of Berkeley's municipal employees joined a Wednesday walkout led by United Public Employees Union Local 390 demanding a raise of 22 dollars a month. Police and firemen did not strike. city officials consider an injunction to halt the action.
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Missing photographer in Vietnam returns to Saigon
French photographer Michel DuMont, missing behind Communist forces for more than three months, walked into a South Vietnamese army camp northwest of Saigon in good condition. DuMont had been reported near the town of Ninh Hoa after North Vietnamese overran the district capital. An American ranger operation was stalled by heavy groundfire as a rescue attempt failed.
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Tots fiery death investigation in Salinas
A Missouri boy and his father were in Salinas for a cross-country trip when a truck cab fire trapped the boy Richard Sherell and his father James Serril. Firefighters found the cab ablaze and could not rescue the boy who died on the scene. The truck was parked at a loading dock when the fire started. The father discovered the blaze after returning from an ice firm and tried to reach the boy. Arthur R. Taylor named Columbia Broadcasting System president and director. Taylor, 37, was previously vice president and CFO of International Paper Co and succeeds Charles Ireland Arg who died June 8. The father and son had been in Salinas for days visiting relatives and picking up vegetables for their return to Missouri.
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