Navy chaplain faces trial over sex charge
Veteran Navy chaplain Andrew J. Jensen of Cecil Field faces a general court martial on conduct unbecoming an officer after wives of two officers accused him of sexual relations. The American Baptist Convention opposes the Navy’s case, withholding further chaplains until the matter is resolved. Proceedings began with defense motions, with testimony expected to start Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Stevenson opposes Kleindienst confirmation amid doubts
In Chicago on Monday Senator Adlai Stevenson said he will oppose attorney general nominee Richard Kleindienst. He questioned Kleindienst's character intellect integrity and professional ability and warned that misconduct or even appearance of it undermines public confidence in a chief law enforcement officer. Stevenson urged a nonpartisan Justice Department and cautioned against partisan fundraising links to ITT.
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Woman who got abortion fights husband's renewed court battle
Barbara Ana Fisher 21 of Rockville Centre New York says she will contest charges filed by her estranged husband C Thomas Fisher 18 in a state Supreme Court suit claiming the abortion was illegal She will also seek a divorce and a court order forcing him to pay 250 abortion fees Fisher says she had the abortion two hours before he could serve papers and that he refused to support her and their two year old daughter born out of wedlock She says the husband is being used as a pawn by anti abortion forces and that someone backed him in the case Meanwhile in England the British Post Office launches Stay Line a dial a horoscope service in Birmingham with astrology tapes and a birthday forecast
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Cyprus Archbishop May Resign Threatens National Disaster
Archbishop Makarios warned in a letter to the Holy Synod that resigning as Cyprus president could trigger a dissolution of government and national disaster. The three-bishop Synod had urged him to relinquish public office, saying it contravenes church spirit.
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McDonald’s feeds Ohio Penitentiary inmates with big order
In Columbus the prison ordered 4000 hamburgers and 2000 fries from McDonald’s after dining room staff refused to work. About 1900 inmates had gone without breakfast as hunger strikes and grievances tied to beard hair and pay demands triggered work stoppages. Warden Cardwell held talks with dining reps while inmates were locked in cells.
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Plan to let states use federal tax system approved
The Ways and Means Committee tentatively approved a plan allowing states to use the federal tax-collecting machinery to collect state income taxes if at least five states accept the plan and state taxes equal at least 10 percent of all state income taxes. The panel also favored a revenue sharing formula, proposing $5.3 billion annually for five years to state and local governments, with conditions on spending.
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Auction draws bids high as Penn Central memorabilia goes on sale
Philadelphia observers report steep prices at Penn Central’s 30th Street auction of railroad memorabilia, with more than 100000 items offered and admission drawing about 1000 bidders. Prices for photos, dining menus, and locomotive parts ran high, while bidders included publishers and engineers seeking rare images and pieces from the old Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Power for tomorrow: PG&E on track to meet rising demand
PG&E emphasizes ongoing construction of electric facilities to prevent brownouts and meet growing public needs through 1979. It warns that slowing projects could cause power shortages, stresses the long 10 year site and approval process, and asserts commitment to dependable, environmentally responsible service.
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