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Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1974

Page

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Pope Paul VI Ill for Third Time This Year

Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI, age 76, ill with arthrosis in his right knee, forcing cancellation of the weekly audience. He appeared unaided at the window to bless the crowd but said he was suffering pain and would rest. Doctors advise rest, with a scheduled Vatican rest period and possible shorter agenda.

Vatican City Paul VI Vatican St. Peter's Square Warren John Birch Society John Marshall Nina Washington Georgetown University Hospital St. Thomas Aquinas Castel Gandolfo Alban Hills Rome Pope Paul Nixon Moscow Francisco Franco Spain

Weather Forecast North Carolina Mountains and Coasts

North Carolina coastal area expects partly cloudy skies with hazy conditions and a 40 percent chance of thundershowers Thursday, highs near 90, cooler nights in the 60s. Mountains show similar thundershower chances with mid 80s highs and 50s to 60s lows Thursday night. South Carolina forecasts call for hot, partly cloudy conditions with highs near 90 and limited rain chances. Winds mainly northeast around 10 to 16 mph, with rain probability 20 to 40 percent Thursday and night.

N.C Fair Jess S.C

Gurney Indicted in Bribery Case Ties to HUD Florida

The indictment alleges that Edward J. Gurney and staff accepted and solicited things of value to influence official duties. It details money for Gurney’s offices and travel, a fifth floor oceanfront condo as a bribe, and repeated contact with Florida builders linked to HUD projects. Gurney allegedly lied about fundraising vs. use of funds and denied direcing projects to Joseph Chapman.

Nixon Wiliams and Groot Washington Florida Edward J. Gurney Larry E. Williams Gurney Vero Beach Fla HUD Williams Jacksonville Phillip Emmer Luig John Dye Keith Reeves Finsl Howell Joseph Chapman Ice

Rebozo's use of funds to upgrade Nixon estate surfaces

The Watergate committee report details three trust accounts used to conceal about 5000 in contributions to Nixon's 1972 campaign to buy earrings for his wife. It identifies 45621 paid by Rebozo for estate improvements and furnishings including a pool, roof extension, fireplace, and architect fees, with 11978 for garage conversion and 396 for an architectural model. The probe followed the disclosure that Rebozo had not received 50000 from Howard Hughes after the 1988 campaign.

William ‘A. Frates Ehrlichman Kissinger Young CIA Ellsberg Joe Philip Bakes Watergate David Young A. T Daniel Ellsberg National Security Council White House Bernard Malloy Gesell Europe Nixon Martinez Barker Fielding Beverly Hills Liddy Democratic Party Yer Watergate Committee Rebozo Biscayne Howard Hughes

Kennedy daughter injured in Ireland

Kara Kennedy 14 daughter of Senator Edward M Kennedy was hospitalized in Limerick after being injured when her horse drawn caravan touched a wall. Doctors say the leg injury is minor and she should walk normally within weeks. Her aunt Mrs Peter Lawford transported her to an orthopedic hospital in Croom.

Limerick Ireland Kara Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Kara Adare County Limerick Croom Peter Lawford Lawford

Heat effects of voltage cut linger in Roanoke area

Experts warn industry could face inconvenience from Vepco's second 5 percent voltage reduction while households may see minor TV picture shrinkage and dimming lights. Industrial motors risk overheating and shutdown if cooling fails, with big central AC units similarly affected during peak demand.

Venience Vepco Ed Foster Commonwealth Electrical Services Richmond Roanoke Area Appalachian Power Co Foster Hhat Yorktown Mt. Storm

Palma Carlos demands election before return as Portuguese premier

In Lisbon President Spinola asked Adelino da Palma Carlos to resume the premiership but Palma Carlos refused unless a national election is held promptly to legitimize the presidency. He resigned with four cabinet members over expanding the premier's authority and called for a provisional constitution and his own cabinet.

Lisbon Portugal Antonio de Spinola Adelino da Palma Carlos Palma Carlos Spinola Armed Forces Movement MFA State Council Belem Communist Party Popular Democratic Party Popular Democrats Socialist Party Mario Soares

Sinatra in Australia fuels union row and press clash

The tour triggered a national dispute as unions threaten boycotts, demanding an apology after Sinatra accused reporters of misdeeds and his aides alleged manhandling. Labor leader Neville Wran condemned the singer’s behavior and privileges while officials consider actions against his party’s travel.

Australia Sinatra Melbourne Bob Hawke Australian Council of Trade Unions Singer Hawke Milton A. Rudin Sydney Jim North New South Wales Australian Journalists Association National Transport Union United States Professional Musicians’ Union Theatrical and Amusement Employes Association Labor Party Neville Wran Wran

Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It In One Hour

Restore healthy skin in days with T-4 L treatment. Quick drying formula promises relief from itch and burn within an hour. Readily available at drug counters for 59 cents.

Alcohol and cancer risks tied to heavy drinking

A federal report notes a statistical link between heavy alcohol intake and cancers of the mouth throat and esophagus, with liver cancer also linked. It cites losses reaching $28 billion yearly and shows rising teen drinking, as 93 percent of 12th grade boys and 87 percent of 12th grade girls report having had a drink.

Chafetz Congress Department of Health, Education and Welfare U.S United States

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