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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
3
Associated Press reports in Brussels that Billy Graham said homosexuals could be ordained as ministers after repentance and training, evaluated on an individual basis. The news conference preceded his Belgian crusade.
Israeli officials said Egypt has generally accepted Israel’s Sinai interim concept. Details on a strong defense line, radar sites, and curbing anti Israel activity remain to be worked out. Negotiations continue with Kissinger shuttle expected. Ford warns of serious differences. Rabin’s Wednesday speech adds a face to face meeting demand before any signed accord. Egypt extends UN buffer force mandate in Sinai to Oct 24.
Space Center Houston bids farewell to the Apollo era as the Pacific splashdown marks the close of an era. The Johnson Space Center and local community celebrate decades of moon missions, Skylab planning, and pioneering spaceflight culture with nostalgia and memories of iconic moments and names. The piece reflects on Armstrongs first step, Apollo 13s return, and Apollo 8s Christmas Eve broadcast, framing a nostalgic capstone for Houston and USA space history.
Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi blamed rising crime on frightened judges a complacent public and prosecutors and police reluctant to enforce laws in black communities He said judges across the United States are afraid to enforce criminal law in a Voice of America interview recorded Wednesday for Saturday broadcast He added that the American public has an erroneous notion about crime and its tolerance.
A former State Department analyst says the CIA funded church groups abroad, including a South Vietnamese Catholic bishop listed on its payroll until 1971. The study notes CIA support to a Regian Jesuit who aided Eduardo Frei’s Chilean presidency and other religious programs used to influence events. The Senate panel probes CIA links to missionaries amid broader concerns about federal crime enforcement and minority treatment.
Paris AP reports the Corsican mayor Pierre Morganti of Ogliastro runs a blue paint patrol against nudists on his village beach while national debate unfolds. Government leans permissive despite protests from conservatives. By-laws vary, nudism grows across Mediterranean coasts with France Soir estimating 300,000 naked beachgoers this summer.
Apollo Flight Surgeon Dr Zieglschmid says age alone should not exclude passengers as Space Shuttle plans grow in the 1980s. Slayton, 51, envisions relaxed standards but notes health and usefulness matter. Aunt Sadie of Wisconsin voices interest. Zieglschmid cautions about pilot standards and says age will not be medically limited when a new astronaut class is named in 1977.
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