Pope Calls Christians to Political Action Worldwide
Pope Paul VI urged Christians to engage in political action using Gospel ideals to transform society. He warned against Marxism capitalism and liberalism, called for a shift from mere profit to political ethics, and backed a charter promoting women's rights while preserving family roles.
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Paul VI
Maurice Cardinal Roy
Pope Paul
Protest Or Fair Teacher Threatened Completes Course
Patricia Hosman a Brockport art instructor pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for threatening to fail students who joined an antiwar protest last spring. The case noted her admission in Rochester court as part of the plea.
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Patricia Hosman
Miss Hosman
State University College At
Brockport
Three Member Panel Favored For Schools
ANNAPOLIS AP A special study committee has recommended that Maryland’s new state school construction program be administered by a three member Interagency Committee on School Construction. The panel would include two cabinet secretaries and the state superintendent of schools, with the governor retaining control over project selection and budgeting. The plan would have the state fund all construction and furnishings for new buildings, subject to approval by the Board of Public Works.
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Marvin Mandel
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Board of Public Works
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Black Panthers Acquitted In Bomb Conspiracy Case
New York AP reports after an eight month trial thirteen Black Panthers were acquitted on all twelve counts of a bomb conspiracy indictment. Jurors, defendants, and supporters reacted with cheers and tears as the not guilty verdicts were read.
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James Fox
Afeni Shakur
Fox
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Michael Tabor
Richard Moore
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Joseph A. Phillips
U S Air Power Wrecks Enemy Route From Laos
North Vietnamese engineers began a major infiltration road from Laos into South Vietnam near Khe Sanh. U S raids halted progress after 40 B52 strikes and extensive fighter bombers, leaving six miles completed of roughly 14 miles total. Officials note potential links to a tank trail and artillery reach.
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Maryland Wiretap Counts Rise Under 1970 Reports
Washington AP says congressional data drawn from Kirks report show Maryland nearly doubled wiretaps in 1970 to 3,749 conversations in 28 authorizations. Four went to Justice, 24 to local prosecutors in Baltimore, Prince George's, Montgomery and Charles counties, with D C suburbs accounting for 16. Gambling, drugs and bribery cited as top crimes, arrests nearly doubled from 32 in 1969.
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Irk
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Montgomery
Charles
Washington, D.C
Kirks
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