Black Smoke Over Vatican Ends First Papal Ballot
Vatican City AP reports black smoke rises from the Sistine Chapel signaling no pope elected on the first two ballots. Thousands watch from St Peter's Square as cardinals resume four daily votes. leaders Sebastiano Baggio Paolo Bertoli and others cited as likely candidates.
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Vatican City
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's Square
Vatican
Romeo Panciroli
Vatican Radio
St. Peter’s Basilica
Carla Agostini
Abruzzi
Italy
Giuseppe Siri
Pius XII
John XXIII
Paul VI
Siri
Stefan Wyszynski
Poland
Paul Emile Leger
Canada
Sebastiano Baggio
Sergio Pignedoli
Paolo Bertoli
Argentina
Eduardo Pironio
Holland
Johannes Willebrands
Royals Player Cleared in Fatal Hold Up Case
Pete Lacock of the Royals was cleared Friday of any wrongdoing in a fatal hold up and shooting. Umpires heed a court injunction and return to the diamonds. Both items appear on page 4, reflecting sports and legal developments in the same edition.
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Pete Lacock
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Royals
Diamonds
National A bystander helps FBI rescue boy
A bystander aided FBI agents in a rescue operation involving a three year old boy, unfolding on Page 8 with details of the incident and subsequent actions.
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Area Weather County Forecast Summary
Generally partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Lows tonight in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Sunday highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight. Rain chances 40 percent tonight and 30 percent Sunday.
Airman sacrificed helping others escape lethal fumes at Titan site
Staff Sgt. Robert J. Thomas died while aiding two airmen to flee oxidizer fumes at a Titan II missile silo near Wichita. Eight-man maintenance team, 100,000 gallons pumped to stabilize leak, ammonium hydroxide planned to neutralize propellant, 200 evacuated, several hospitalized as investigation begins.
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Wichita, Kan
Bob
Keith Matthews
Matthews
Wichita Eagle Ina
Robert J. Thomas
Philadelphia
Air Force
Thomas
Scott Afb
Belleville
McConnell Air Force Base
Wichita
Little Rock Afb
Arkansas
Robert Brown
8Th Air Force
Barksdale Afb
Bossier City
Rock
Kan
U.S
Bob Dole
Defense
Harold Brown
Kansas
John F. Hampton
3811St Strategic Missile Wing
Postal Union Executive Plans On Calling Strike Next Week
Washington AP The head of the APWU Emmet Andrews says he intends to call a nationwide strike next week if the Postal Service refuses to return to bargaining after the unions rejected a tentative contract. Federal mediators report no progress as talks stall and court actions unfold.
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Postal Union Executive
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Emmet Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Postal Service
Andrews
William F. Bolger
APWA
Laborers’ International Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
Wayne L. Horvitz
Bolger
SALT Upsets Senators Amid Treaty vs Executive Agreement Debate
President Carter, vacationing in Grand Teton National Park, weighs submitting a new U S Soviet arms control pact as an executive agreement or as a treaty. Press secretary Jody Powell says Congress advice will guide the choice, with many senators urging a treaty and warning against bypassing the Senate. Powell notes the arms reduction pact would have a termination date and cites mixed congressional reaction.
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Washington
Carter
Wyoming
Senate
Jody Powell
Grand Teton National Park
Congress
Powell
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Disguise Found Proving There Was A Hijacker
Swiss police found a wig a false moustache a coat and glasses in the Geneva bound TWA plane toilets ending an eight hour hijack scare. Detectives questioned 78 passengers as the event prompted airport controls and possible storming. No hijacker was discovered. passengers were released and some continued to Nice.
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Switzerland
TWA
Cointrin
New York
Irish Sea
Southbury
Conn
Europe
Kirt
Robert Hamilton
Nina Axelrod
Guy Fontanet
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Hildebrant
Mike Gullett
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Rudolf Hess
West Berlin
Spandau
Robert Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhan
Soledad
Calif
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