Vatican security tight as pope’s funeral moves toward Rome
Italy mobilizes over 4,500 police along the 13 mile route from Castel Gandolfo to St. Peter’s Basilica for Pope Paul VI’s funeral. Crowds exceed 50,000 at Castel Gandolfo. the body to be laid in state beneath Michelangelo’s altar at St. Peter’s before Saturday burial.
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Carter seeks Israeli Egyptian summit to push peace effort
President Carter fronts a Camp David meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egypt's Anwar Sadat, urging direct talks while vows U S will be a full partner. Vance travels to deliver invitations and frame proposals around UN 242, as both sides demand concessions first. Begin warns against imposed terms, Sadat calls for a new page in the peace drive, while U S caution keeps expectations measured.
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Senate panel to probe crime activities in Atlanta case
Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations prepares to hear testimony this week on organized crime activities at the Atlanta federal penitentiary. Gary Bowdach, a convicted loan shark, is cited for detailing murder, arson, kidnapping, and contract killings, with the death of Vincent Papa at Atlanta prison last year likely to surface.
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Nagasaki marks bomb anniversary memorial attendance
In Nagasaki Japan about 15000 people joined a memorial ceremony at Peace Park for the 33rd anniversary of the atomic blast. At 11 02 a m church bells tolled and a minute of silent prayer was observed. An estimated 70000 people died in the blast. FIRST MODERN POET Poteasckh born in Arezzo Italy on July 20 1304.
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Test-tube baby cloistered from friends and neighbors
John and Lesley Brown shield their 15 day old daughter Louise Joy Brown from outsiders while the Daily Mail pays about 900000 dollars for exclusive rights to the story. Gynecologist Patrick Steptoe and physiologist Robert Edwards keep a low profile as media pressure grows.
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Tangible collecting and the lure of durable value
In New York AP notes a stock analyst observes a trend of collecting tangible items such as stamps coins antiques comic books art and beer cans as people seek durable value in unsettled times. He contrasts this with stocks noting inflation and the Dow Jones since 1965 and argues that paper assets can be manipulated while physical objects offer real substance.
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