Vatican and Caracas relations strain over priest arrests
Vatican radio and L Osservatore Romano voiced surprise and concern over the January 2 arrests of five Roman Catholic priests in Venezuela after a New Year revolt. Officials warned that diplomatic ties might be broken as Caracas suppresses a revolt involving military and air force units linked to the Marcos Pérez Jiménez era crisis. Archbishop Rafael Arias Blanco of Caracas warned of deeper tensions amid debates on oil wealth distribution and education.
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Venezuela
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Marcos Peres Jimenez
Rafael Ariasl Blanco
Lpst Spring Crisi
State Trust Charges Hit Six Publishers
California attorney general filed antitrust charges Wednesday against six school textbook publishers for conspiring to boycott the state by refusing to lease their plates for printing. The case centers on renting plates and producing textbooks at the state printing plant in Sacramento for distribution to schools. Named defendants include Cisn & Co, Macmillan Co, Rand McNally & Co, Houghton-Mifflin Co, Scott Foresman & Co, the American Book Co, and four John Does.
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Cisn & Co
Macmillan Co
Rand McNally & Co
Houghton-Mifflin Co
Scott Foresman & Co
the American Book Co
John Does
McClellan Takes Charge of Kohler UAW Inquiry
Senator McClellan assumes active direction of the Senate Ratchets Committee field investigation into the United Auto Workers union and Kohler Co of Wisconsin. Public hearings into violence and other aspects of the four year strike are postponed until next month. The panel plans a fair full scale inquiry into allegations of violence and boycott practices by both sides.
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Kohler Co
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Kohler Firm
Mine Layoff Seen at Sulitjelma Copper Mines
In Oslo Norway copper prices on the world market have fallen sparking forecasts of extensive layoffs at Sulitjelma Norway's largest copper mines under the Arctic Circle. Local officials and miners await government action as production slows and jobs are at risk amid the market downturn.
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Arctic Circle
Chennault Leaves for U S Checkup and Monaco Visit
Major General Claire Chennault and his wife and five children traveled by air to the United States for medical and routine checks. They planned a stop in San Francisco for a medical evaluation before continuing to Monroe, Louisiana, to evade a lung cancer diagnosis.
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