Archbishop Opposes Government Birth Control Involvement
Washington Archbishop Patrick A. O'Rourke denounces federal support for birth control clinics as an intrusion on privacy and a danger to free choice. He warns government advice could coerce the poor and urges a positive, noncoercive approach to aiding the needy through economic and food programs.
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Fierce India Pakistan Battle Rages Along Kashmir Line
In the Gurais sector Indian and Pakistani troops clash with heavy casualties reported. The Indian ministry cites 187 killed in 24 hours and 5 Pakistani soldiers slain in ceasefire violations. Reports from Rawalpindi claim Indian losses and rebel radio says large Indian casualties in multiple encounters. Pakistan claims Azad forces act freely while India reports captures of Pakistani arms in Tithwal.
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Stockholm Teens Riot Flare in Downtown Skirmishes
Nearly 20 teenagers attacked police with empty bottles and stones during a five hour riot in downtown Stockholm. The disturbance began Saturday night and continued into Sunday, prompting police to deploy and restore order.
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Milan express crashes into train at Pontcharry station
An express from Milan rammed into a train jammed with vacationers at Pont Chery station killing at least 13 people and injuring 28. Eight of the injured were in serious condition. Two cars derailed when a sleeper train from Milan struck another train in the station.
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China protests Indian border intrusions after July incidents
New China News Agency reported Beijing lodged a formal note of protest with the Indian embassy in Peking accusing four Indian incursions into Chinese territory along the Himalayan border. The most striking incident occurred July 22 when nine Indian soldiers crossed from a point north of Cho La on the China Sikkim border.
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