Sunday summinary sports wrap with mixed college wins
Freshman Mike Jacinin throws three touchdown passes and no extra points as Gil State defeats San Fernando Valley State 26 to 2. Chabot tops Yuba 34 to 97. Dan Deegan scores thrice for the Gladiators while Ca utilizes a ground attack to beat West Virginia 20 to 11. Stanford rallies past Army 38 to 3 in front of 42,138 at Michie Stadium, largest crowd ever.
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Indians
Michie Stadium
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Martha Mitchell Calls for Women to Enjoy Themselves
Martha Mitchell, wife of Attorney General Mitchell, supports Nixon's appeal for Cabinet wives to back his policies. In a Watergate era interview, she urges American women to have a good time and notes she is ordering eight new dresses from a New York designer as part of her contribution.
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Martha Mitchel
Watergate
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Potomac
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Mitchell
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Pape
World population to double in 30 years says census director
Census Director George Hay Brown warns population growth will double within thirty years despite slower growth in industrialized countries. Even if birth rates barely replace themselves, population would continue to rise for about another decade. He calls the trend a matter for serious attention and concern.
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Brown
Abernathy Victory Spurred by Alabama Jail Release
The Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy announces his historic SCLC victory after release from Choctaw County Jail in Butler Alabama. He credits a negotiated Negro-complaint agreement with blacks and whites and says he plans a Russia tour while warning that a renewed Choctaw march could occur if the pact fails.
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Choctaw County
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OAS Secretary General calls end to Cuba sanctions
Gala Plaza of the Organization of American States urged ending the economic and diplomatic penalties imposed on Cuba seven years ago. He argued that isolation politics have not produced constructive or effective results, speaking at a news conference during the InterAmerican Economies and Social Council meeting.
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OAS
Cuba
Plaza
Socisl Council
Catholic fold increases world Catholic population figure
Missionary Information Service reports 90.5 million Roman Catholics worldwide, the largest single religious group, surpassing Protestant and Orthodox Christians combined. The count is based on baptized individuals, not Sunday attendance.
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Missionary Information Service
Guerrilla Leader Lamarea Fatally Hurt in Bahia Incident
Government says Lamarea, Brazil's top guerrilla figure, was fatally wounded in a public safety clash in Bahia state. The army accuses him of leading attacks on three ambassadors including US diplomat C Burke Elbrick, and of joining bank robberies and campaigns to expand the insurgent movement against Brazil's military government.
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Carlos. Lamarea
Brazil
Bahia
Lamarea
Brazil- Ne
United States
C. Burke Elbrick
Review Hayward California 783-491 Vol 78 No 347
The Review issue from Hayward California features 112 pages priced at 25 cents. It presents daily news summaries, community notices, and local interest items typical of a mid 20th century California newspaper edition.
The Garbage Man Visits Our Quiet World
A reflective meditation on the weekly arrival of the garbage man as a liminal figure who penetrates mornings, stirs the home, and leaves indelible marks of routine and memory. The narrator recalls childhood chimney sweeps and unseen messengers, framing the bin men as quiet regulators of daily life and weekend rites.
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