Pope Paul in Africa Returns to Rome After 52 Hours
Pope Paul VI concluded a 52 hour Africa journey in Uganda with a meeting from a Biafra delegation and a pledge of up to 1 million dollars for relief. He consecrated a shrine altar honoring 22 African martyrs and then flew to Rome.
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Biafra
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Nixon to Reveal Historic Welfare Reform Proposal
Nixon plans a landmark welfare reform package to reduce dependency and expand aid. It includes national minimum payments, incentives to work, and an extra 2 billion dollars yearly in federal funding aimed at aiding the underemployed and the dependent, with focuses from Heath, Education and Welfare and urban affairs.
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Naked Truth Comes Out Miss Nude America Winner Named
In Indiana at a nudist camp fourteen contestants paraded in white helmets and flags. Miss Nude Nevada won first prize, claiming residence in a state, while Ellen of New Mexico took second and Judith of California finished third.
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New York
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Toronto
Canada
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New Mexico
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California
Steel Price Hike Draws Industry Scrutiny In 1970
Pittsburgh report notes a 4.8 percent price rise on large-volume steel products from U S Steel and others. rivals hesitate to match. Proxmire urges Nixon Administration to justify the hikes while costs and profits shift in the steel sector.
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William E. Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee
Nixon
Congress
Atom Arms Plant Fire Reported
A blaze at Energy Sunderland in the Atom Arms Plant area was found in a plutonium protection zone. The prior May 11 fire caused about 50 million dollars in damage and halted nuclear production in the United States, according to an AEC spokesman.
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405 Foot Balloon Crashes Near Homes After Launch
An Air Force balloon weighing 2700 pounds and 405 feet tall collapsed soon after liftoff from the citys old municipal airport. It skimmed a roof, ripped a 10 by 12 foot hole, and crashed into a nearby garage. No injuries were reported. Public power lines and crews were affected as fragments hung from lines and Air Force teams cleared the debris.
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Electric Company
French Pretender's Third Son Marries
Jacques de France 28 third son of the Count of Paris wed Gersende de Sabran Pontèves 27 in a civil ceremony near Avignon France. A religious ceremony is planned. Guests included Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco and Queen Marie Jose of Italy.
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