Pope Paul VI at 75 Faces Vatican Power Struggles
Pope Paul VI turns 75 amid signs the Vatican bureaucracy has gained ground over the pope. Observers note his aging, health reports, and hints of limits to his control as Curia officials push policies, with the pope insisting he will not resign. The report cites a key incident with Cardinal Tarancon over Spain and a pope quoted on the need for change without losing doctrine.
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Edward Magri
Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Pope Paul
Venice
Udine
Italy
Giovanni Montini
Montini
Curia
Vicente Cardinal
Enrique Y Tarancon
Madrid
Congregation For the Religious
Spain
Episcopal Conference
Francisco Franco
Cardinal Tarancon
Paul
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
United States
Striver Sargent Shriver Faces Nixon on Campaign Trail
Washington AP reports Sargent Shriver, Kennedy in law, as he campaigns for vice president facing security constraints and a demanding schedule. He jokes with reporters about multicity rallies while criticizing Nixon on labor and economics amid Eagleton controversy and AFL-CIO tensions.
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Lawrence L. Knutson
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Sargent Shriver
Nixon White House
Sargent
San Ysidro
Calif
Shriver
Kennedy
France
Peace Corps
Washington
Green Bay
Wis
Timberlawn
San Francisco
Little Rock
Pittsburgh
Oregon
Richard Nixon
Thomas Eagleton
D-Mo
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Infant swapped for sports car case shocks Immokalee
Three month old Eugene Evans Fire, malnourished with rib fractures, is hospitalized as police search for his biological parents. Homer and Frances Vannoy face felony charges for receiving a child for payment, while Eugene and Jennifer Fire are charged with selling a child. Authorities warn FBI involvement if suspects flee toward Alabama.
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Immokalee
Fla
Eugene Evans
Marvin Cecil
Naples Community Hospital
Cecil
Homer
Frances Vanney
Chris Sapp
Florida
Eugene
Jennifer Fire
Collier County
Gene Cook
FBI
Alabama
Cook
Pagett
Park
Vannoys
Women in the economy debate shelved myths at panel
Liz Carpenter Sylvia Porter and Lynda Johnson Robb led a San Francisco symposium on women in the economy with 200 California attendees. They challenged myths of the movement and cited credit bias and underrepresentation in high earners while arguing for real bread and butter issues.
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Jeannine Yeomans
Associated Press
SAN Francisco
Liz Carpenter
Sylvia Porter
Lynda Johnson Robb
Mrs. Carpenter
Lady Bird Johnson
California
Massa
Robb
Washington D. C
Lyndon B. Johnson
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