Pope Defends Church Administration Amid Broad Criticism
Pope Paul VI warned of a diffused lack of confidence in the Catholic Church's administration and, in a wide ranging address, defended the Pope, the Curia and bishops against critics while touching on war and peace. The remarks came as De Gaulle policy in France was described as unchanged by new foreign minister Maurice Schumann. A hijacking in Miami involving 89 aboard the Eastern jet to Cuba was foiled with the plane returning safely. Four Britons completed a historic polar crossing in England, facing polar bears and cold as they landed aboard a Royal Navy ship.
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Rockefeller Pleased With Latin America Mission Progress
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he is pleased with the third fact finding mission to Latin America and plans a fourth. He arrived at Kennedy Airport and will visit Argentina Haiti the Dominican Republic Jamaica Barbados and Guyana next week. A separate report notes a rock festival clash in Northridge injuring about 100 people and police arrests on drugs and related charges.
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Boston Area Airport Reports Minor Fan In Flight Arrivals
Logan International Airport officials said a minor fan in flight disturbance affected arrivals and departures this morning, attributed to bad weather rather than staffing. Last week air controllers in New York and other cities staged partial work stoppages protesting working conditions, with many participants enforcing safety rules that caused several flights to run up to four hours late.
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Granite State search for Debbie Allenstown girl
State Police renewed a two day search for Debbie Horn, 11, missing since January 29 from her Allenstown home. The inquiry targets the Merrimack River islands and banks as investigators pursue new leads.
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Maine State Police campaign to curb highway accidents
Maine State Police chief Col Parker F Hennessey announced a summer safety drive in July and August using frequent road checks and radar speed computers. A reflectorized sign will warn motorists from Kittery about speed measuring devices.
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Restrictions on Hiring at Federal Installations Lifted
Senator Tom McIntyre praised the Senate for repealing last year’s limits on hiring at federal shipsyards including Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He said the move will allow full staffing by enabling installations to hire more personnel as workers leave, reversing previous turnover constraints.
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Travel By Air Normal
Washington AP The Professional Air Traffic Control Organization warns against further government probes into last week’s slowdown foreshadowing a possible aviation crisis The FAA says 250 300 controllers were out with sick calls while others enforced safety rules causing hundreds of flight cancellations and hours of delays The union fears retaliation and potential walkouts if investigations continue and urges medically fit controllers to stay home if needed The dispute centers on investigations into spontaneous illness and staffing needs for the air traffic control system
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Warren Sworn In Successor as Chief Justice Warren
The ceremony in Washington swore Earl Warren’s successor, with President Nixon praising Warren’s legacy and Burger taking the oath. The political transition contrasts Warren’s liberal era with Burgers strict constructionist stance as they prepare for a Court guided by the Constitution.
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Rep. William H. Bates Dies of Cancer at 52
Rep. William Henry Bates of Massachusetts died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after stomach cancer. A Navy veteran, he resigned his commission 19 years earlier to join Congress in 1950 and was re elected each term. A Republican, he advocated a nuclear Navy and served on Armed Services and Atomic Energy panels. He participated in Iwo Jima and near the Japanese mainland campaigns.
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Tornadoes Kill Five in Missouri Old Mines Tragedy
Five people die and more than 30 are injured as a series of tornadoes sweep the Missouri lead mining belt southwest of St Louis. At Old Mines one twister leveled nearly a dozen homes. Roy Pratt and his 8 year old son were killed. seven relatives were injured in a collapsed dwelling. Two elderly brothers died near Farmington and a Carbon Dale motorist perished when a car was torn from U S 67 and hurled into a rock bluff. Hospitals report about 35 treated mainly minor injuries.
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Session Tonight Council to Discuss Charter Action
The Portsmouth City Council meets at 7 30 tonight in a special session to decide how to proceed after the City Charter bill was rejected by the Portsmouth legislative delegation last week The delegation urged labeling the bill inexpedient to legislate and suggested review before any future legislative session Chair City Manager Richard Bowen stressed the charter’s importance and urged timely action to avoid wasting the commission’s work, while noting the need to address controversial provisions without delay
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Dartmouth faculty to face hearing over ROTC occupation
Two Dartmouth faculty members Dana Strauss of Woodstock Vermont and Paul Knapp of Hartland Vermont were to appear before the President's Advisory Committee today in connection with the student occupation of the administration building last month in a ROTC protest.
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Army Irks GIs Over Pullback From Vietnam
In Dong Tam South Vietnam the 3rd Battalion 60th Infantry slated to demobilize July 8 will return home in name only. It becomes a 900 man composite unit with many soldiers still serving, transfers replacing those finishing tours while families back home face disappointment.
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Egyptians Raid Across Canal By The Associated Press
Dozens of Egyptian troops crossed the Suez Canal Sunday night but Israeli forces repulsed them, killing at least three, an army spokesman said. The attack coincided with Israeli forces crossing into Jordan and hitting Jordanian artillery positions, part of a broader warning to curb military activity.
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Two Highway Fatalities Rock York County This Weekend
Two men died in separate York County road crashes over the weekend. Ronald D. Long 33 of Portland was struck while walking the Maine Turnpike near Mile 12 in York Saturday night. Charles E. Petagres 21 of Hanscom Road Eliot died after his motorcycle exited a curve on State Road near Beech Road and struck a tree. Pettigrew died at Tri County Hospital with a broken neck according to medical referee Dr Charles Kinghorn. Police said Long was in the northbound lane when struck by a car, with other vehicles swerving to avoid him.
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Judy Garland Dies In London At 47
Judy Garland died in London at age 47 after a life of fame and turmoil. Scotland Yard ruled out foul play and an autopsy was planned to determine the cause as a London surgeon noted a ongoing liver condition and that death could have come at any time. Garland, born Frances Gumm in Minnesota, rose from child star to iconic actress known for The Wizard of Oz and a tumultuous marriage to Mickey Deans.
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