Vatican seals Protestant Catholic unity cooperation plan
The Vatican released a 30 page guideline approved by Pope Paul VI calling Catholics and Protestants to collaborate locally regionally and nationally to aid those affected by modern society. It notes joint Bible study prayer worship and services while stressing Catholic churches are reserved for Catholic worship unless sharing space is an exception.
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Amnesty Granted to About 2000 Political Prisoners in Egypt
President Anwar Sadat pardoned roughly 2,000 political prisoners convicted of trying to overthrow former leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. Most are Communist or Muslim Brotherhood members jailed before May 15, 1971. spies for Israel remained excluded. The decree follows Sadat’s liberalization push after the 1973 war and amid anti-Nasser criticism and Arab Socialist Union reforms. Maj. Gen. Hassan Abu Basha said many in absentia could now return home and participate in rebuilding the country.
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Ford plan to curb gun dealers faces Congress
Washington AP reports the Ford administration is preparing gun control legislation to sharply reduce the number of gun dealers. The proposal would raise dealer license fees to a level prohibitive for many, especially fly-by-night sellers of Saturday night specials.
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No nukes for Taiwan amid nuclear program claims
Taiwan Defense Ministry spokesman states no plans for nuclear weapons and asserts all nuclear tech is for peaceful use. Time magazine cites U S experts predicting a bomb by 1980 and notes reactors, delivery systems, and a missile range under development as part of a broader regional nuclear buildup.
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Soviets mass troops at Chinese border
London based AP report cites Clare Hollingworth of the Daily Telegraph noting the Soviet government has sent thousands of troops and tanks to Mongolia to face China. An additional army division, several squadrons of MIG23 fighters, and strengthened forces now reside in Ulan Bator, with over 10,000 Russians in the capital and fuel dumps and radar sites at military camps nearby.
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Crossword Puzzle for July 7 1975
Across clue list and down clue list for a newspaper crossword puzzle dated July 7 1975. Includes themes and named figures such as Zola and Angkor. Provides positions and partial hints for fill in the grid.
Israel shells guerrillas in southern Lebanon camps
Israeli air sea and land forces hit refugee camps near Tyre and Rashadiyeh in southern Lebanon. At least 13 killed and many huts destroyed, with Arab fire hitting two Jewish settlements nearby. No Israeli casualties reported. Army said bases used by Palestinian raiders were targeted. Separately, Beirut group threatened to kill captured U S Army Col Ernest Morgan unless aid was provided. Lebanese army reported artillery bombardment on 13 villages overnight.
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Daily Cryptoquote Teaches Substitution Puzzle Tip
The sample explains that AXYDLBAAXR decodes with a monoalphabetic substitution where a letter represents another. It notes single letters and word length hint solving, and presents a quote by Mary Coleridge about solitude and wine, with the cryptogram and solution.
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Floods in South Korea’s rice bowl kill eleven, displace four hundred
Police said the year’s first floods in three southern provinces of South Korea left at least 11 dead, 400 homeless, 10 missing and two injured after weekend rainfalls of up to eight inches. Authorities reported heavy rainfall Saturday and Sunday.
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Kent State trial court hears more testimony
The sixth of eight Ohio National Guardsmen indicted on criminal charges in the 1970 Kent State shootings prepares to testify in the civil trial. Plaintiffs seek 46 million in damages and have already called several witnesses.
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Kemmel Burial Held for Ivy Neil Kimmel Port Lavaca
Ivy Neil Kimmel 67 of Port Lavaca was buried after grave side services at Port Lavaca Cemetery officiated by Rev. Donald McNally Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church. His body was found in a hotel room Friday morning and investigators said he had been dead for several days. Justice of the Peace Frank Kelly ruled the death natural. A native of Dallas born September 4 1908 he was an upholsterer by trade.
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Navarez Services Scheduled at Our Lady of the Gulf
Mary Lou Navarez died Sunday after a long illness. Services set for 9 a.m. at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church with Rev. Donald McNally officiating. Burial in Port Lavaca Cemetery. funeral arrangements by Port Lavaca Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Raymundo, four children, two sisters and several brothers living in Port Lavaca Robstown Pearsall and other cities.
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Weekend accident injures six in Port Lavaca area
A two car crash yesterday at 3 10 p m sent six people to area hospitals but all were treated and released. Victims include Estella Villarreal Garcia Sylvia Garcia Mary Garcia Paul Garcia Amoro Garcia of Port Lavaca and Angia Caravajal of Taft. James Ernest Conley of Florida drove a car that struck the Garcia vehicle while turning from Austin Street onto Alcoa Drive. Conley suffered no injuries. Police say the week also saw five thefts and three cases of criminal mischief reported nearby.
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