Pope Paul VI Watches 80th Birthday Amid Death Fears
Pope Paul VI marked his 80th birthday amid fear of approaching death and judgment. The pontiff, leader of about 700 million Catholics for 14 years, addressed 60 000 in St. Peter's Square urging believers to open their souls to God.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Paul
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican
Marcel Léfebvre
St. Peter's Basilica
Giovanni Battista Montini
St Peter's
Luciano Minguzzi
America
Good
John XXIII
Women outnumber men in living alone trends
Census data show 15.5 million single residents. men living alone rose 60 percent in seven years while women rose 35 percent. Under 25, male singles tripled from 274000 to 752000, female doubles from 282000 to 588000, yet women still account for 64 percent of those living alone.
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Washington
UPI
Census Bureau
Bureau
Eye on Farm Labor Board Head Choice Amid Changes
Growers and lawmakers watch Gov. Brown as he considers a successor to Richard Johnson Jr. on the Agricultural Labor Relations Board. Johnson resigns Sept. 30 after 2½ years, citing philosophical bias toward labor, while the Farm Bureau presses for a member with agricultural insight and a neutral stance. The legislature reviews ALRB operations and potential reforms, with Prop. 14 debates echoing in policy hopes.
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Farm Labor Board
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Richard Johnson Jr
Johnson
Fred Heringer
California Farm Bureau Federation
Brown
Heringer
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers of America Union
Agriculture
Department of Food and Agriculture
San Joaquin Valley
Gerald A. Brown
ALRB
Harry Kubo
Water officials plan drought rationing for 1978
Sacramento officials project continued drought risk as 1977 records loom. Federal and state agencies outline reduced CVP discharges, tighter municipal allocations, and potential farmer cuts if 1978 dries persist.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Federal
Central Valley Project
Folsom Lake
American River
Billy E. Martin
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Doctors warn Laetrile can be harmful in cancer treatment
Four Georgetown University doctors report in JAMA that Laetrile is useless against cancer and may cause serious toxicity. They cite two cases of Laetrile associated reactions, including a 48 year old woman with fever and cramps and a 46 year old man with muscle weakness, both resolving after stopping the drug.
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Chicago
UPI
Georgetown University
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Frederick Smith
Thomas Butler
Stanley Cohan
Philip Schein
AMA
Food and Drug Administration
Georgetown
Four Die After Fire From Overturned Van Crash
A van with 11 on an apple orchard outing failed to yield at a signal, collided with a car, rolled over and caught fire near Port Huron. Four died including 15 year old Janice Smith, 63 Ursula Burr, 27 Lenore Burr, and 1 year old Christine Schaeffer. Nine injured including driver Leo Burr and relatives. Car driver Lloyd Davis and daughter Dora were seriously hurt.
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Port Huron
Mich
UPI
Mount Clemens
Janice Marie Smith
Ursula Burr
Lenore Burr
Detroit
Christine Schaeffer
Leo Burr
Lloyd Davis
Richmond
Dora
Mercy Hospital
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TIMEX
Rexa
OUR
U.S
Kmart
Jess
McPherson
San Fernando
Brats
Sporting Goods
Lompoc
Lompoc Record
Lompoc, Calif
Baraboo
Wis
Elizabeth Torres
Hanover Park
Ill
Agricultural Labor Relations Board
Ronald B. Robie
State Department of Water Resources
Bureau of Reclamation
Lake Oroville
Laetrile
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