Celebration Of New Saint Continues In Vatican Rome
Thousands of American Catholics joined a week of events in Rome for the canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton the first native born American saint. Pope Paul VI led the Mass in St Peter's Basilica with remarks praising her as wholly American and a model of women's contributions to society.
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
U. S
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Ford
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St. Peter’s Basilica
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Community Chorus
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
Sisters of Charity
Pope Paul
United Nations
New York City
Elizabeth Ann Bayley
William Seton
Italy
John XXIII
Princess Caroline Won't Enroll At Princeton
Monaco royal house denies 18 year old Princess Caroline will enter Princeton this fall. She will continue classes at the French School of Political Science in Paris. A New York Daily News report claimed her parents planned Princeton enrollment next year for Caroline and her brother Albert. Nearby social notes mention visits between Illinois residents and the Bartels family. Mrs. Bartels is ill at Audrain Medical Center.
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Monaco
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French School of Political Science
Paris
New York Daily News
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Prince Albert
Princeton
Hearnes alleges federal pressure over Senate bid
Former Missouri governor Warren E Hearnes accuses the federal government of leaking a report about a $5,000 political donation to his 1968 Senate campaign. The IRS reportedly opened an inquiry. Hearnes says banks cannot donate to campaigns and doubts the Charpel fund exists.
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Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
U.S Senate
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Hearnes
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Mercantile Trust Co
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
Navy Offers Woman Career In Electronics
Akron born Brenda G Sue 22 graduates second in a Navy advanced electronics course at Great Lakes earning an electronics tech rating. She will report to Norfolk next month and hopes for San Diego or overseas future assignments. The Navy aids women's broad service from data processing to heavy equipment operation across multiple postings worldwide.
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U.S. Navy
Great Lakes, Jr
Akron, Ohio
Navy
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Naval Training Center
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Union St
Mexico
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Sue
Naval Communications Station
Norfolk
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Morocco
Italy
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Germany
Army Drops More Officers In Outback
The Army will dismiss 2,138 regular and reserve officers by September as part of cuts to a 98,125 officer strength by June 30, 1978. Officers commissioned 1967 to 1970, many in Vietnam buildup, face release with appeals limited. no further involuntary releases planned if attrition suffices.
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Army
Army Active Duty Board
Vietnam
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