Mud Blocks Rescuers 3 Feet From Miners
Mud flows blocked access to two miners trapped underground for two days at Lepanto Mining in Placer The Philippines. Rescue crews feared new cave risks as plans shifted to a parallel diversion tunnel while the trapped men received food and air through a shaft.
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Placer
The
Philippines
UPL
Uiree Fort Coga
Rogers
Man
Carlos Pa
Lepanta Mining
Nilo Chatto
Chatto
Acal
Hales
David Alytson
Lepanto
Gu Starby Medical Center
Manila
UN Security Council to debate Israeli actions in West Bank
The United Nations Security Council opened a session to discuss a resolution condemning Israeli actions in the West Bank amid protests and rioting. U.S. objections centered on its wording. Scranton urged that settlements are illegal and hinder peace talks, while Israel expected a veto on harsher language.
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West Bank
United Nations
UPI
Welion
Jordan
Tington
Sacrcan
Sermton
Ark
Seranton
Hipton
United States
Israel
Occupied Territories
Tremple Mount
Aroslems
Tel Aviv
U.S
Sale
Washington
Cone
Scranton
Aca
U.N
Chaim Herzog
State Department
Palestine Liberation Organization
Argentina's new government moves to consolidate power
Argentina's military junta seized control after ousting Isabel Peron. The three man ruling body banned political activity, replaced officials, and ordered censorship. Labor unions and elected officials were suspended. arrests were reported, with security forces asserting control nationwide.
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Argentina
Buenos
Jorge Videla
Taworat
Peron
Navy
Adm
Emilio Massera
Nilo Ags
IMIR
Sirs
Juan Peron
Nitary
Birth Control Edict Costs Church One Billion Dollars
A study by three researchers argues that Humanae Vitae and the Catholic Church position on birth control harm church finances and Catholic behavior. The report cites a 1974 survey showing shifts in acceptance of divorce, contraception, and abortion among U S Catholics despite papal teaching.
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Pune
U.S
Kingspoet Times-News cryptic data dump
A fragmented OCR style entry shows scattered names, numbers, and placeholders. The readable bits resemble a chaotic list of people, places, and codes with minimal coherent narrative or dates. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
Bicentennial Wagon Train faces Indian watch in Wyoming
The Bicen tennial Wagon Train begins spring eastward trek with deputies monitoring in Torrington Wyoming. 23 Indians from the Survival of the American Indian Association attended departure ceremonies at Ft Laramie where the wagon train left on schedule. Ward Welsh said Indians were welcome to ride or join nightly programs. Sheriff Darrell Werger reported no Indians with the train in Torrington and added oversight through the Nebraska border Friday. wagons come from multiple states and will later move by barge on the Missouri River toward Valley Forge Pennsylvania.
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Torkrington
Wyo
Wyoming
Kent Peterson
Ft. Laramie
Torrington
American Indian Association
Peterson
Ward Welsh
Narthwest
Goshen County
Darrell Werger
Nebraska
Alaska
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Pennsylvania
Welsh
Omaha
Neb
Missouri River
Hillsburgh
Valley Forge
Carter Still Seeks Wisconsin Win as Udall Expects Tough Race
Jimmy Carter, riding five wins in six Democratic primaries, eyes Wisconsin where Morris Udall vows a hard contest on April 6. Ronald Reagan cancels next week’s schedule for a TV speech amid North Carolina victory euphoria. Ford aides discuss exoneration rumors as campaign strategy shifts unfold nationwide.
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Jimmy Carter
Wisconsin
Morris Udall
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Texas
White House
Reagan
North Carolina
California
Wallace
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Humanae Vilage
Huwlivak
Andrew ¥.Bee
Kathleen Mecourt
McCready
Kingspoet Times-News
Epson Rahn
Miguel Aaeerin
Teiphes Ceviact
Carter
Illinois
United Press International
Udall
Ankee
Carwr
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Henry Jackson
George Wallace
Mare Rying
Milan Bush
North Carolin Bo Wing
Howard Callaway
Atlanta
Callaway
Army
Jackson
Albert Striker
New York City
New York
Frank Church
Church
Fred Harris
Arto Guthrie
Pete Seeger
Tom Paxton
Mary
York
Manhattan
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