Pope Denounces Allegations as Horrible Slander
Pope Paul VI called accusations that he is homosexual horrible and slanderous. He urged prayers from Italian Catholics after police seized Tempo magazine in Florence following the controversial article. The Vatican invoked protections under the 1929 concordat while condemning the insults and urging virtuous observance of church teachings.
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Full Employment To Be Key Issue in Campaign
Rhode Island Governor Philip Noel leading the Democratic Platform Committee pushes full employment as the party’s top campaign issue. At an Eastern Regional hearing, Noel and 31 committee members urged the platform to address economic ills and job creation, aligning with presidential contenders. Labor and civic leaders testified on unemployment’s broad social impact and the need to redirect spending toward domestic programs amid funding cuts to presidential campaigns.
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Harrison J. Goldin
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Maintenance spend cuts eyed by states in 2-year plans
State officials will not ignore vital road maintenance as they seek temporary funding increases in Hawaii and South Dakota. Gene Cunningham of FHA warns against excessive cuts while crews and projects face tightening budgets. Stephen Blake of the Transportation Research Board predicts general funds or gas tax hikes to cover shortfalls, noting tax raises unlikely before November.
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Sephen Blake
Transportation Research Board
National Academy of Sciences
Edelin case before Massachusetts high court in abortion dispute
Boston AP Edelin the Boston City Hospital obstetrician seeks to overturn a manslaughter conviction arguing the fetus died before birth. His lawyers contend the verdict should be thrown out, asserting the fetus was not a person under the law. The case drew national attention amid debates over abortion rights and legal personhood.
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Unique School Proposed For Philadelphia System
Philadelphia AP report details a proposed elementary school stressing daily homework strict discipline and a back to basics program. It would cost 557000 annually to operate a separate 770 student K6 facility with a voluntary enrollment and zero tolerance for misbehavior. Doris Oberholtzer questions the cost and aims urging standard dress codes and intensified academics.
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Food Stamps and Flu To Occupy Congress
The flu, fiscal outlook, and food stamps will occupy Congress this week. The House plans action on Ford’s request for a 185 million immunization program against a virulent influenza outbreak, aiming to supply 200 million doses. State health officials and physicians warn the program may be overhyped and hard to implement. The Senate will begin debate on Monday.
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Truckers Return from Strike as Pact Ends Dispute
Amid a nationwide trucking strike, Teamsters and employers reached a settlement praised by President Ford. Six days of talks, led by Labor Secretary Usery, concluded with most trucking operations resuming, though some issues remain. Some terminals reported heavy traffic while others returned to normal or slower pace.
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Big George compromise aims to overhaul stamp program
Senate Agriculture Committee backs a compromise to curb a food stamp program that serves about 19 million, with estimates of saving up to 430 million annually and removing up to 1.5 million from eligibility. Ford proposes trimming totals and boosting aid for the poor, while administration actions face lawsuits until Congress acts. Budget debates loom as Senate and House draft separate measures targeting deficits and spending for the new fiscal year.
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