Bishops Vote on Social Justice Document
Vatican City AP report on the Avild Synod voting on a social justice document urging church action for the poor and against injustices. The liberal text promotes responsible parenthood, condemn discrimination, pacifism, and encourages birth choice by conscience while sparing the contraceptive ban.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
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Vatican
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Josef Cardinal Slipyj
Maxim Hermaniuk
Winnipeg
Canada
Slipsy
Papal du Cy
Moscow
SK Tainart
Soviet Union
Sharp attack at cancer group meeting dominates AP report
AP Science writer Brian Sullivan reports the American Cancer Society's president urged more doctor education on cancer while criticizing opponents of Nixon's plan to create a separate cancer agency. Dr Marvin Pollard noted doctors miss early cancer signs and called on major education groups to lead cancer education rather than defend NIH status.
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New York
American Cancer Society
Marvin Pollard
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Pollard
American Association of Medical Colleges
National Institutes of Health
Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
University of Michigan Medical School
GOP Dinners to Help Finance '72 Campaign
Republicans aim to raise about 5 million dollars next Tuesday through a network of 500-dollar plate dinners led by President Nixon. Nixon will attend two dinners in New York and Chicago. other events in 20 cities feature Spiro Agnew, Bob Hope, the Mitchells, Martha and John. The White House labels the trips as non political but they are campaign fundraisers for Nixon's 1972 bid.
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Washington
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GOP
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Chicago
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Mitchells
Martha
San Francisco
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Los Angeles
White House
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Saxon
Republican Party
Houst
Ronald L. Ziegler Miani
Nixon Urges Pullback of Indian Troops
President Nixon meets Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at the White House amid a South Asia crisis. Nixon is to urge a mutual troop withdrawal as refugees flood East Pakistan, while Gandhi pushes for cutoff of economic aid until a political settlement.
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Associated Press
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India
Indira Gandhi
East
West Pakistan
White House
South Asia
East Pakistan
Airman Powell completes basic training at Lackland AFB
Airman Lloyd P. Powell son of Colonel and Mrs Kenneth V Powell of 307 S Hervey Hope Ark completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas He is assigned to Lowry AFB Colorado for training in munitions and weapons maintenance Powell is a 1967 Edison High School Alexandria Virginia graduate and earned a 1971 history degree from Southern State College Magnolia Arkansas.
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Lloyd P. Powell
Kenneth V. Powell
S. Hervey, Hope, Ark
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
Powell
T.A. Edison High School
Alexandria
Southern State College
Magnolia
Ark
U S Helicopter Wipes Out Vietnamese Truck Depot
U S helicopter gunships destroyed a North Vietnamese truck depot in the northern South Vietnam region near the Laotian border, killing 11 enemy soldiers and destroying 22-ton trucks. No U S casualties were reported. The action coincides with high level discussions on troop withdrawals and pacification plans as dry season offensives are prepared.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
U.S. Command
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Filsworth Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
Gardner
United States
Laird
Vietnam
Neo Quang Truong
Mekong
J.T. Volkerstorfer
U Minh Forest
Ca Mau Peninswa Truong
Delta
Poor Man Philosopher Opposes Marriage Fears and Liberation
Dear Perplexed advises embracing marriage with a progressive view of women's liberation. The columnist argues the movement could advance men by promoting equality, noting men often need to adapt as women seek equal status in work and life. The piece uses tongue in cheek humor to urge partnership over domination.
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Hat. Boyle
New York
America
Women's Liberation Movement
Mildred
Terrorism hits Brazil on anniversary of rebel leader’s death
Brazilian forces remain alert as anti-U S terrorists strike in Sao Paulo on the anniversary of Carlos Marighela’s death. A US consul general’s car is set ablaze and a restaurant bomb damages the area near the US Consulate. The ALN, allied with anti-government groups, is blamed for the attacks.
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Brazil
U.S
Reb
Alian Libertador Nacional—Nation
Liberation Alliance
Carlos Marighela Wa
ALN
The Negro Community Personal Mention Comes From Hope
The selection notes reflect on happiness and lists recent visitors to Mrs. Lethia Lawson including her granddaughter, Mrs. Eugene Lawson and baby of Rockford Illinois, Mrs. Rhodos Ellis, father of Mrs. Eugene Ellis, and sisters Mrs. Rose Wilson and Richard of Hope. C W Hicks rests comfortably after surgery Wednesday morning at Warner Brown Hospital Fr Dorado Arkansas Room 224.
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Lethia Lawson
Eugene Lawson
Rockford, Illinois
Rhodos Ellis
Eugene Ellis
Rose Wilson
Richard
Hope
C.W. Hicks
Warner-Brown Hospital
Fr. Dorado, Arkansas
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