U S Born Mother Seton to be Canonized by Pope Today
Vatican City AP reports Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton will be canonized as the first native born American saint in a Mass led by Pope Paul VI. Workmen hung a tapestry at St Peter's, seating 20 000 for the ceremony. The event follows beatification in 1963 and recognizes two miracles.
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Senate to Probe $460 Million SSI Overpayment
Washington AP A Senate panel will begin an investigation into alleged $460 million overpayments of federal funds to needy aged blind and disabled persons under the Supplemental Security Income program. The inquiry aims to determine how funds were disbursed and why errors occurred, with panel leaders saying findings could lead to policy fixes.
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Reagan Seeks GOP Nomination Ahead of North Carolina Primary
Reagan spoke across the country to boost his 1976 GOP bid as supporters and rivals align. Gov Holshouser backs Ford, while Reagan notes private sector talent and California governor success with a balanced budget and welfare cuts. A Senate probe into SSI overpayments is announced, warning of potential massive overpayments and system errors affecting beneficiaries and state administrators.
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Argentina’s Peron Clings to Power Amid Pressure
The article reports mounting pressure from cabinet ministers, generals, and other leaders on Mrs. Peron to step aside while others seek to restore order in Argentina. Quoted governors say she fears losing the core of her power base and turning the Peronist movement away from Peron’s vision. She vows she will resist, saying only death can stop her, and declares public support from her role as a decisive, enduring figure.
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Bus Plunges Into Salt Marsh Killing Forty-Eight
A bus carrying sixty plunged over a cliff into a Puntarenas salt marsh near San Jose Costa Rica killing forty eight passengers. Twelve survived including the driver Antonio Nacarado who said a blowout caused the accident. The bus was overloaded and escape was difficult due to closed doors and windows. Nacarado reported pushing to help others as the bus landed upside down. The scene prompted the president to travel to Puntarenas as authorities investigated the cause and casualties.
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Bomb Explodes In Hamburg Rail Station
A bomb exploded in Hamburg main railway station injuring four people. An anonymous caller blamed the Red Army Faction linked to Baader and Meinhof on trial for murder in Stuttgart. Police evacuated about 2000 people and diverted trains as they searched for further devices.
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