Pope John Paul II presses rights during Polish visit
In Czestochowa the pope denounced Communist denials of Paul VI's Poland trip and warned of great threats to human rights. He prayed for freedom and unity at Jasna Gora, urging justice and peace through respect for peoples rights, not hatred. The Mass drew thousands as Vatican officials noted Catholic perseverance in the face of repression.
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Victor L. Simpson
Associated Press
Czestochowa
Poland
John Paul II
Pope Paul VI
Europe
Paul VI
Mary
Jasna Gora
Eastern Europe
Gniezno
Polland
Stefen
Wyszynski
Warsaw
Victory Square
Msgr
Horacio Cocetto
Vatican Pontifical Ceremonies Office
Indian brides burn dowry protests pressure reform
Indian women leaders campaign against the outlawed dowry system amid charges it poisons hundreds of young girls yearly. A protest outside a New Delhi home demanding action followed a young bride, Tarvinder Kaur, burnt by in laws who allegedly burned her over inadequate dowry after marriage to Satpal Singh.
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Sanjoy Hazarika
Associated Press
New Delhi, India
New Delhi
Satpal Singh
Tarvinder Kaur
Tarvinder
Singh
Suman Krishan Kant
Morarji Desai
Tobacco companies challenged to allocate 10 percent ad budget to anti smoking effort
Washington health secretary Califano urged major cigarette makers to spend 10 percent of their ad budgets to discourage youth smoking and warn young women about unborn risks. Lorillard President Curtis H Judge countered that mass media influence on smoking initiation is uncertain and difficult to quantify.
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Washington
Tobacco Company
Younsters
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
San Francisco
Tobacco
Lorillard
Curtis H. Judge
Surgeon General
Califano
Inmate Escape Ends with Deaths at Cumberland County Jail
Cumberland County Jail returned to normal after a weekend escape attempt left two inmates dead and a guard wounded. Six inmates forced guard John Hudnall to unlock five blocks. Thomas E. Jones and another inmate tried to reach waiting cars. Inmate Luis Rosario killed during the ensuing confrontation. guard Anthony D Argenzi injured and in intensive care.
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Bridgeton
N.J
Cumberland County
John Hudnall
Thomas E. Jones
Hudnall
Luis Rosario
Anthony D’argenzi
Rosario
Closing of The World London store ends 130 year tradition
Robert Jackson and Co. Ltd, famed Piccadilly grocers known for caviar and truffles, will close next month though its world wide tea business continues. Rising costs made upkeep unsustainable despite royal patronage.
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London
Robert Jackson and Co. Ltd
Jackson's
Piccadilly
H.M
Polygamist Leader LeBaron Faces Extradition Hearing
Ervil LeBaron, 54, held in Webb County Jail in Laredo after Mexican authorities handed him to the FBI. He faces Utah and California murder and conspiracy charges for the slaying of rival polygamist Rulon Allred in Murray on May 10, 1977. A Texas magistrate set bail at 100,000 dollars as he weighs waiving extradition to Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Ervil LeBaron
Texas
Utah
LeBaron
Webb County
Laredo
FBI
U.S
Tom Goodwin
California
Rulon Allred
Murray
Salt Lake County
David Yocom
Goodwin
Gary Pedersen
Denver
Floyd Marks
Marks
Pedersen
Vorster resigns as South Africa faces probe into secret funds
CAPE TOWN AP President John Vorster resigned after the Erasmus Commission released its final report on a government funds scandal. The inquiry cited he shared responsibility for concealing irregularities and delaying action, amid allegations of 60 to 120 million dollars used for covert propaganda. Botha announced the June 4 resignation to Parliament.
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Cape Town
South Africa
John Vorster
Pieter W. Botha
Vorster
Washington Star
Rudolph Erasmus
Erasmus Commission
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