Cardinal Mindszenty to join pope for synod mass
Cardinal Mindszenty will join Pope Paul VI in celebrating Mass at the Vatican for the World Synod of Bishops opening. In Budapest the Communist government announced an amnesty for the 87 year old primate but did not drop the treason charge from 22 years ago. Mindszenty arrived in Rome after 15 years seeking asylum.
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Nixon and IMF debates shape global monetary outlook
President Nixon defended dollar actions and trade measures as IMF discussions, with officials forecasting possible currency reform. Bundesbank chief predicted no fixed gold price change, while White House said no policy shift. Synod in Rome opens with debates on priesthood and Church reform amid tensions.
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Thieu orders shoot to kill at Saigon meeting
In Saigon a closed meeting with 400 police officials endorsed a shoot to kill policy to quell antigovernment protests. Thieu urged restraint in other actions and warned that rioters burning cars or inciting violence would be punished. A government spokesman confirmed the directive.
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Desegregation Talks Masked in School Shooting Aftermath
A shooting in a classroom left two youths injured, one grazed in the jaw and another in the shoulder, with both treated and released. Police noted the gunman fired four rounds, one hitting a wall before he was subdued. Officials described broad district realignment debates on desegregation and school values, with plans to hold classes as usual and a tentative year-end schedule for grades seven and above.
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Two New American Satellites in Wayward Orbits
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP two new American satellites launched by a Delta rocket entered wayward but acceptable orbits on Wednesday One aims to test solar corona observations with OPSOSO7 the seventh in a series and the other to simulate signals for a global tracking net Ground crews at Ecuador and South Africa prepared for tests and procedures as mission teams monitored the unusual orbit and solar observations with an artificial eclipse disk to view the sun's outer atmosphere
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Exemptions Granted In Group Insurance Case Defense
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council approved three exemptions in a group insurance plan freeze. The exemptions aim to ease hardship for lower paid employees and involve government funded group programs while most exemption requests were denied. The ruling follows earlier warnings that blanket exemptions could aggravate inflation and disrupt wage-price controls.
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Violent crime in nation up 11 percent in first half
FBI figures show violent crime rose 11 percent in the first half of the year, outpacing a 7 percent rise in all serious crime. Atty. Gen. Mitchell noted the trend while highlighting 80 officers murdered in the first eight months of 1971 and details on geographic distribution and weapon use.
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Auto makers react to delay in passive restraint rule
Detroit industry spokesmen voiced optimism as the government extended the deadline for mandatory passive restraint systems to 1975. Ford welcomed the extra time to develop a satisfactory system and endorsed an ignition interlock option for occupant protection. Chrysler favored increased belt usage, while GM and AMC offered no immediate comment. The rule will apply to all cars sold in the United States, including imports.
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