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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1970

Page

3

Bishop Walsh Reunited With Two Sisters in Rome

Bishop James E Walsh, released from a 12 year Communist imprisonment in China, met his sisters Mary Walsh and Julia Winner in Rome nine hours after arriving from Hong Kong for an audience with Pope Paul VI. Also awaiting were Francis X LeGrand and surgeon Sister Patricia Fitzmaurice as Walsh considered prayers and future assignments. implications of possible cardinalate were noted but Maryknoll officials doubted the honor.

Vbrome James E. Walsh Jim China Cumberland Rome Hong Kong Paul VI Salvator Mundi International Hospital Walsh Mary Walsh Julia Winner Maryknoll Order John J. McCormack United States Francis X LeGrand Patricia Fitzmaurice Canton Ohio Maryknoll Hospital McCormack Marylknoll N.Y Formosa Paul Maryknoll Giovanni Banelli Vatican

Clean Air Car Race Launched in Cross Country Event

The Cross-County Clean Air Car Race began in Cambridge with 42 entrants from 30 colleges. Electric and hybrid vehicles started early to allow recharging, while 32 internal combustion entries used propane natural gas unleaded and other fuels. The seven day, 3600 mile course runs to Pasadena from MIT to Caltech as officials emphasize low pollution and practical nonpolluting transport.

Cambridge Mass Pasadena Calif Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States Canada Ocean White House Gordon J. MacDonald President’s Council On Environmental Quality California Institute of Technology

Surprise fete ends with trousers stolen in armed robbery

St Louis AP report notes guests at a surprise birthday party were left pants-less as four men fled a neighbor's house with seven pairs of trousers wallets and other items during an armed robbery observed by Rev Melvin Turner who went next door.

ST. Louis Melvin Turner

Justice Douglas Probers To Seek Time Extension

A House subcommittee probing Justice William O. Douglas is expected to miss a second deadline and stay silent on impeachment. Backers urge the Judiciary Committee to decide if charges are impeachable. Rep. Rogers notes a mid September report is likely. Ford’s charges span off bench conduct. Douglas faces a $350 Avant Garde article fee and a favorable ruling for Ginzberg.

Washington House Supreme Court William O. Douglas Byron G. Rogers D- Colo Judiciary Committee Douglas Louis C. Wyman Rn.h House Republi Paul N Pete) McCloskey Jr Calif Judiciary Ford Simon 4. Rifkind Congress Detroit Bethel B. Kelley Daniel G. Wyllie Kelley-Wyllie Ralph Ginzberg Ginzberg ROS

Court To Rule On Burial Of Negro Soldier

Funeral services for Spec. 4 Pondexteur Eugene Williams end as a fight begins to bury the Vietnam War casualty in a whites-only cemetery. Williams, 20, died Aug. 8 in a mortar attack after being a star high school lineman who helped desegregate local sports.

Fort Pierce Fla Eugene Williams Williams Hillcrest Memorial Gardens James Livesay Mary Campbell U.S. District Court Miami

Integration Of Schools Shows Gains

Washington AP report notes the Nixon administration tests desegregation progress as about 566 districts desegregate this fall, with 80 to 90 Southern districts opening under court orders or voluntary accords. Officials warn swift action against racial discrimination and possible loss of federal funds for violators. Some districts may still operate segregated classrooms at the start of the school year.

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Lightning Knocks Down Cross at Church of the Good Shepherd

A lightning bolt struck the granite cross atop the Church of the Good Shepherd near the state capitol in Raleigh NC, tearing the 200 pound cross from the roof and damaging the roof as it fell to the ground. No one was inside at the time.

Raleigh Church of the Good Shepherd State Capitol

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