Sister Frances the white tornado aids the poor on West Side
Sister Frances, a Canadian nun, patrols rickety West Side slums to enforce condemned housing rules and help families. She runs a nursery, advocates self help, and backs welfare reform while citing faith and decency as keys to improving living conditions. She has raised funds for a literacy program, washing machines, and child care support.
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Iron Mike Castello Dies Noted L A Police Icon
Mike J.iva known as Iron Mike a longtime Los Angeles police veteran dies at 7 p m. Sunday service planned at Alana Chapels with a requiem mass at St Philip Jesus Catholic Church Burial in Eagle Pass recounts describe him as a tough but fair officer famous for Produce Row encounters and a big heart. Survivors include sons Frank Costello John Wilson and daughter Delia Uranga.
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Pilots Remain on Strike Amid Northwest Deadlock
Northwest Airlines and the Air Line Pilots Association remain at a standstill with no talks scheduled. Ray Wickson says negotiations will resume under terms from a Hodgson proposal calling for a pause of at least one day. The three day strike idled 1,600 pilots and reduced traffic at the carrier.
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James DB. Hodgson
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LULAC Recruiting Discussed By Federal Officials At Convention
Regional Social Security office in Dallas touts recruiting of Mexican-Americans for federal jobs as progress. Officials urge involvement in civil service exams and federal registration while noting a 20 percent Social Security pay increase and new bilingual programs. Speakers praise rising Mexican-American representation and emphasize prep for top level government positions.
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Yrder Reawmont
Social Security
Dallas
Ane Montaya Coward
LULAC
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Ofive of Onomic Opportunity
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Washington
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San Antonio Light Subscription Rates and Contacts
San Antonio Light details its office address at Broadway and McCullough and lists subscription rates by mail for Texas and out of state regions. Rates cover daily and Sunday, daily only, Sunday only, and Mexico Central and South America, Canada and foreign countries. The piece notes association with the Associated Press and basic publication logistics.
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Canada
Editor's Report on Paris peace talks restart
The piece reports that the United States and North Vietnam will resume Paris peace talks on July 1, asserting the move signals a serious negotiation stance rather than a cosmetic gesture. It argues pressure from renewed bombing, harbor strikes, and strategic moves by President Nixon hint at a broader shift backing talks.
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United States
North Vietnam
Paris
Nekotk
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Vince Uselins
Snather
Death Penalty Ruling Shapes Legal Debate Across Nations
A reflective column analyzes the Supreme Court's death penalty ruling, contrasting it with international practice. It notes moderation in U S policy, cites European trends, and recalls Soviet shifts, while touching on Nixon’s stance and evolving partisan dynamics within the Democratic Party as California delegates shift control. The piece weighs legality, ethics, and future federal and state limits on capital punishment amid political maneuvering.
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