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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1978

Page

3

Spotlight on the World highlights US aid to Egypt

The Associated Press reports the United States will provide 100 million dollars to finance a Cairo drainage project with Britain lending 95 million dollars interest free. The item also notes other international incidents and domestic debates, including security plots in East Jerusalem, drug seizures at Rome's airport, and policy shifts in the US capital.

Egypt Cairo United States al Ahram Britain Rome Reggio Calabria Italy Toronto

Body of Pope Paul VI on view at St Peter Basilica

Vatican officials extended public viewing of Pope Paul VI’s body in St. Peter’s Basilica to Saturday, with 160000 to 180000 attending Thursday. Funeral Mass will be outdoors on St. Peter’s Square with a large cardinal presence, televised worldwide. Burial follows in the crypt beneath the basilica. Cardinal conclave to elect the new pope set for August 25 behind locked Sistine Chapel doors.

Pope Paul VI St. Peter's Basilica Associated Press Vatican City Vatican Paul VI Bier Papal Catafalque St. Peter's Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul College of Cardinals St. Peter's Square Christendom Paul Sistine Chapel

Anglican churches approve ordination of women priests

The Lambeth Conference voted overwhelmingly to approve ordinations of women priests in the United States Canada New Zealand and Hong Kong. Sources predict a woman bishop could appear within a decade in the United States with mixed opinions on timing and unity within the church.

Canterbury England U.S Washington, D.C New York Martha Blacklock Episcopal Con Newark N.J Elizabeth Wiezner National Cathedral Conference of Anglican Bishops United States Canada New Zealand Hong Kong John Coburn Massachusetts

Memphis Officers Walk Off Beats in Citywide Strike

About 1,100 Memphis police officers walked off their beats and joined picket lines amid a wage dispute. Mayor Wyeth Chandler declared a civil emergency and requested National Guard help as tensions rose during Elvis Presley anniversary festivities.

Memphis Elvis Presley David Baker Memphis Police Association Presley

Gold price hits new highs on European bullion markets

In London and Zurich gold futures climbed to record levels around 210 an ounce as the dollar faltered. Zurich traded at about 210.75 with London near 210.50, surpassing the prior 208 highs. The dollar's slide against the franc, yen, and franc bolstered bullion demand amid oil price pressures.

London Zurich Tokyo Iran Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries U.S

Gunfire tests set in Dallas

Dallas tests planned to determine if an unidentified sound on a Dallas police tape is a gunshot from the Kennedy assassination. House assassination committee sources say a second gunman could have fired if the sound is confirmed, with tests scheduled for August 22 and Dallas Police Department aid.

Washington Dallas John F. Kennedy House Lee Harvey Oswald House Assassination Committee

Doves press Begin on Camp David peace stance

Israel's Cabinet reviewed a secret report on U S Egypt talks as doves urged Premier Begin to ease his position before the Camp David summit with Anwar Sadat and President Carter. Begin said no major decisions before Sept 5 and would not discuss changes yet. He cited information from William Quandt and said most briefing details remain guarded. A dovish MP Amnon Rubinstein and Peace Now leaders urged greater flexibility in Israel's stance.

Washington Philadelphia Frank Rizzo White House Carter Aids Pennsylvania Rizzo New Jersey Jersulaem Israel U.S Egypt William Quandt National Security Council Cyrus Vance Sadat Begin Quanat Foreign Ministry Begin Associated Press Amnon Rubinstein Democratic Movement For Change

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