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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1970

Page

2

Priest McLaughlin Seeks Senate Seat in Rhode Island

Rev John Z McLaughlin a Jesuit priest and former America editor announced his bid for the U S Senate challenging Democrat John Pastore. He won a Republican endorsement in Rhode Island and faces a possible primary while arguing for younger readership and peacemaking beyond Vietnam.

Providence, RI John Z. McLaughlin Stern America U.S. Senate John Pastore Rhode Island Father McLaughlin Senate Republican Party Central Committee McLaughlin Boston College Columbia University National Conference of Catholic Bishops John McLaughlin S.J Providence R.L John O. Pastore

Southern officials press for state antipollution flexibility

A 24th annual Southern Conference of the Council of State Governments urged easing federal antipollution standards to allow state differences while backing strong state control measures. Delegates called for state housing authorities, national standards for manufactured housing, and shared federal-state income in welfare, with prison education highlighted as rehabilitation. The 1971 meeting elected Rev. F. Smith Jr. as chair and John Hanson as vice chair, with Tulsa to host next June 21-24.

Williamsburg UPI South Texas Ben Barnes Gus Mutscher Southern Conference of the Council of State Governments U.S. Department of Agriculture Federal Food and Drug Administration Congress George Beto Rev. F. Smith, Jr Arkansas John Hanson Maryland Tulsa

President Nixon to Attend Little Family Wedding in California

President Nixon plans to attend his niece Lawrene Nix’s wedding as a guest, not as head of state. White House aides coordinate security and seating while 800 guests are to attend a glittering reception at the Porter Inn in Newport Beach.

Newport Beach Calif Nixon Uest White House Lawrene Nixon F. Donald Nixon Tricia San Clemente Lawyene Thomas IE. Anfinson Secret Service J. Andrew's Presbyter Pritchurd Newporter Inn Ene Presi Donald Nixon Lawrene

Shah and Empress Arrive in Romania for Four Day Visit

Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi of Iran and Empress Farah arrive in Bucharest at Ceaușescu invitation for a four day official visit. The state program includes meetings with Romanian leaders and cultural events.

Shah Romania Bucharest Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Tran Farah Nicolae Ceausescu

New York Hospitals Set Abortion Rules for Minors

New York officials announce a liberal abortion policy in city hospitals permitting abortions for minors in the first six months if emancipated or married, with parental consent required for others. Emancipated status means self supporting or living away from home. Health risk cases allow abortions with or without parental consent. Blue Cross plans broader maternity benefits for single women.

New York APS The City Hospital Corporation New York City Blue Cross Associated Hospital Services of

Dubcek Expelled From Czechoslovak Communist Party

Alexander Dubcek, a leading reform figure of 1968, has been stripped of his Communist Party membership and expelled from the Czechoslovak parliament after a Central Committee meeting. He had earlier been removed as ambassador to Turkey as hardliners tighten control post invasion.

Prague UPI Alexander Dubcek Czechoslovakia Communist Party Dubcek Turkey Dubeck Gustav Husak Husak Central Committee Mentici Dubeck Dubeek Polnta

Military Population On Oahu Reaches Near 100000

UPI reports Honolulu and Oahu host about 646000 civilians with a military population including dependents totaling nearly 100000.

Honolulu UPI Hawaiian Island Oahu

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