Pope Paul VI praises Middle East peace efforts and denounces vice
The Pope hailed the Egyptian Israeli peace drive as courageous and audacious while condemning pornography and exploitation of children. He urged respect for human rights and religious freedom amid calls for a moral crusade against mass media driven vice and hatred.
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Evel Knievel seeks months of release from jail
Evel Knievel requested an eight to 12 month delay in serving the remaining five months of his six month sentence. He says jail work furlough and limited travel threaten his finances and plans for a big jump while awaiting a court hearing on the request. Deputy DA Stanley Weisberg cited his bankruptcy fears and noted Knievel's offsite work and chauffeur driven drives to Universal Studios.
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Wallace divorce case outlines assets and alimony bid
Alabama Governor George C Wallace faces a petition for substantial alimony from estranged wife Cornelia. He files affidavits listing assets of 209 102 dollars and denies foreign bank funds or trusts. Mrs Wallace, aged 88, seeks alimony while she is hospitalized for exhaustion in Montgomery.
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Miami Wrestler Wins After Dad’s Death
David Flowers, 17, won his opening round championship in Miami as his father died of a heart attack the day before. The 108-pound state champion embraced victory, then the arena paused for a moment of prayer as coach Larry Morts recounts the father’s proud support.
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Carter energy plan ceasefire on Congress Christmas break
Washington reports President Carter’s energy program, dubbed the moral equivalent of war, remains stalled as House Senate conferees end talks for the holidays. Carter, in Plains, Ga., said energy problems will worsen until January 23 when Congress reconvenes.
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Wine festival in Yugoslavia closes amid shortages and snubs
In eastern Yugoslavia a 40 year old wine festival ends as wine shortages and a lack of attractive contestants shrink the event. Organizers say most grapes go to sparkling juice and that beauty contests are obsolete, reflecting socialist style.
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