Spanish riot police break up two socialist demonstrations
Mounted police and riot squads with automatic weapons and water cannons dispersed Socialist demonstrations in Madrid commemorating Pablo Iglesias. At least a dozen arrested, leaflets seized, journalists expelled, and police guarded entrances to the cemetery. Labor unions urged 24 hour strikes in Madrid and other cities despite legal limits.
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Pope Paul VI Presents New Prayer On Immaculate Conception
Pope Paul VI marked the Immaculate Conception feast and the 10th anniversary of Vatican II with a prayer he wrote calling for reconciliation among peoples. In St Peter’s Basilica he delivered a 900 word appeal to the Virgin Mary asking guidance for restless youth and justice for the oppressed, signaling continued emphasis on Mary in church reform. He later prayed before a Virgin Mary monument at the Spanish Steps as thousands gathered in Rome.
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Stevens Testifies on ERA and Death Penalty Limits
Supreme Court nominee John Paul Stevens told the Senate Judiciary Committee he supports gender equality but questions the ERA. He said death penalty may deter crime in theory but he does not know if it actually does and endorsed affirmative action if needed to address discrimination. He emphasized impartial administration of the law and noted a mixed 50 50 record in sex discrimination cases, with questions from groups about fair treatment for women.
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Heinz to announce Senate bid at Pittsburgh news conferences
U.S. Representative H John Heinz III 36 Republican heir to the Heinz fortune plans to announce his candidacy for the Senate seat currently held by Hugh Scott at a series of news conferences Wednesday and Thursday Scott said last week he would not seek re election.
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