Cardinal Cushing Death Ends Colorful Boston Diocese Era
Richard Cardinal Cushing 75, longtime ally of John F. Kennedy, died at his residence and will be buried at St. Coletta School Hanover near the retarded children he loved. He led Boston archdiocese from 1944 retire ment, built schools and hospitals, and championed ecumenism and civil rights. Funeral Mass at Cathedral of the Holy Cross Saturday with archbishop Medeiros. burial in Portimenta Chapel crypt.
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San Jose police chief downplays violence at Nixon rally
San Jose Police Chief Ray Blackmore says violence reports at a Nixon rally were exaggerated noting a few rocks and verbal abuse. He defended officers and said one bus window was broken and a football of rocks hit a car while some students were injured by gas and clubs.
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81 Rioters Nabbed At Rock Festival
In Anaheim California police arrested 81 youths after about 400 people, many throwing rocks, bottles, and boards, charged a line of 16 officers guarding a rock concert. Reinforcements totaling 390 officers aided in dispersing the crowd Sunday night.
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Police Seize Sun Workers In Lottery Case
Baltimore police arrested two Sun papers workers amid a month long probe into alleged lottery and betting wagering at the downtown plant. George Selby Jr. and Lonnie Lancione face charges as detectives traced a weekly pool of about 8 986 dollars.
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Nervous Breakdowns Reported In One Fifth Of Adults
The Public Health Service reports 4.9 percent had actual nervous breakdowns and 12.8 percent felt an impending breakdown, totaling 17.7 percent or about 20 million adults. Findings show higher distress in women, especially Black women, and varied by race, education, and income with regional differences and occupation ties. North eastern adults lower, Southerners higher. never married whites less affected. farmers and service workers more affected.
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