Funerals Held For 3 Victims In UMW Slayings
Funeral services were held for Union reformer Joseph A Yablonski his wife and daughter amid a growing federal probe into the United Mine Workers presidential election now linked by some to the killings. Labor Secretary George P Shultz announced a full scale inquiry as Sen Robert Griffin urged a Senate investigation into UMW election irregularities and union officials offered an 80000 reward for the killers. FBI and state police mounted a door to door canvass as investigators pressed for clues in Clarksville West Virginia and nearby towns.
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Joseph A. Yablonski
Labor Department
United Mine Workers
Senate
UMW
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Joseph Rauh
Washington, D.C
Justice-Labor
West Virginia
Joseph Snyder
Yablonskis
Shultz
Yablonski
Griffin
Landrum-Griffin
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
McClellan
Carl D. Perkins
House Labor Committee
Vatican Rejects Dutch Priestly Marriage Proposal
Vatican dismisses the Dutch Pastoral Council's call to allow priests to marry and for married men to perform priestly functions as non authoritative. Dutch bishops are urged to implement the recommendations, while Vatican officials cite broad support for priestly celibacy among lay Catholics. Observers foresee renewed pressure on church reform ahead of the 1971 Vatican synod.
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Vatican
Holland
Msgr
Fausto. Vallaine
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Paul
Vatican Synod of Bishops
Board To Study Planned Tax Cut
TOPERA AP A plan to reduce local taxes for schools by more than 65 million dollars and shift the burden to state taxation will be discussed by the delegate assembly of the Kansas Association of School Boards on day 18 and 19. A committee prepared the plan though some members say it would still leave the property tax levy too high. The delegates will also consider a Legislative Council proposal on collective bargaining with school employees and discuss other proposed legislation and policies.
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Topera
Kansas Association of School Boards
Association
State Legislative Council
Better Analysis Needed To Solve Problems Facing Country In ’70s
In New York AP report, leaders foresee population, education, health, and housing changes but lack coordinated methods. They cite housing targets of 2.5 million units in 10 years and doctors needed—18,000 yearly vs 8,760 graduates. John Gardner and Thomas J. Watson Sr urge a permanent national goals body with empowered statutory authority to set, cost, and adjust goals annually.
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New York
United States
National Planning Assn
Association
Center For Priority Analysis
John Gardner
Croesus
Thomas J. Watson, Sr
Ministries Move To Market Place
In New York AP reports a new form of church called shopping center ministries spreading across suburbs. The model aims to place churches in market areas, shaping development with pastors like Rev Dr Harvey Everett of the American Baptist Convention noting 150 to 200 centers, diverse styles, and early involvement in planning to guide growth and share information.
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Market Place
Harvey Everett
Valley Forge
American Baptist Convention
Everett
Radnor
Philadelphia
Old
New England
Ation
Decline of Movie Musicals Signals Major Hollywood Trend
A Hollywood survey shows only two musicals planned for the year, Fiddler on the Roof and Bed Knobs and Broomsticks. Costs, overseas receptivity, and costly flops like Doctor Dolittle and Star! depress the industry after decades of high musical production.
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Fiddler
Norman Jewison
Europe
Miriach Brothers
Angela Lansbury
Disney Studio
Hol
Two Sought In Killings In Martin City
Two men are sought after a contractor James William Lindsay 47 and his son James Richard Lind say 19 were killed during an apparent robbery in Martin City Kansas City. The elder Lindsay and his 15 year old son Gerrold ran to safety but were shot. a 410 shotgun was found beside the elder’s body and a 2 1 2 gauge shotgun fired by the younger. Two strangers later appeared at a neighbor’s door seeking hospital help claiming to have been in an accident.
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Kansas City
James William Lindsay
James
Richard Lindsay
Martin City
Lindsay
Gerrold Lindsay
Andrew Hansen
New Theory Released By Institute Scientists
Washington AP report on Dr. Robert J. Huebner and Dr. George Todaro of the National Cancer Institute proposing a radical cancer theory. They say seeds of cancer exist from conception as C-type RNA virus precursors kept suppressed in most people, may be activated by aging, radiation, or chemicals, and could lead to viral therapy or vaccines. Evidence includes mouse precedents and implications for cancer research.
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Washington
Robert J. Huebner
George Todaro
National Cancer Institute
Huebner
Niew
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