Church Headcovering Rule Unchanged in Catholic Church
New York reports that Vatican and American hierarchy affirm the ancient rule that women wear head coverings in church remains in force for decorum though not a hard command. Officials say the guideline reflects custom and respect, with flexibility depending on fashion and local practice.
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New York
Doss
St Paul
Rome
Vatican
Joseph Champlin
National Conference of Catholic Hishops
NCCB
Washington
Thomas J. McGovern
Water Chan Split
Lay
Annibale Lucnini
Vatican Congregation For Divine Worship
Italy
Father Bugnini
Cai
Monsignor McGovern
SBA Loan Misclassification Sparks Race Based Debate
Washington discussion centers on whether cards of government backed loans should classify as disadvantaged with statements from SBA officials and underscoring that the minority enterprise program aims to aid businesses started by poor Negroes. The controversy follows a St. Louis case involving outfielder Brock and a loan of 8135,000.
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Washington
UPI
Vickerman
Wiet Tee
St. Louis
Joh P. Pfelfer
Lowisba
Saidts Brock
Speedy &T
Louis Brock
Ale Cardinals
Joan
Merc
Brock
Louis
Indanaetne
Volenta
John \Ackerman
SBA Ty Washington
Sba'r
Senators and reps urge Nixon to seek MIRV test ban
A bipartisan group of 102 representatives and 37 senators urged President Nixon to pursue a bilateral MIRV test ban with the Soviet Union. Led by Sen. Edward W. Brooke, the resolution aims to push negotiators toward a permanent ban at the forthcoming arms limitation talks.
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Washington
UPI
Tortyane
Nixon
Soviet Union
COP
John 3B. Anderson
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Patti Page Hospitalized Briefly After Concerned Health Episode
Dallas UPI reports singer Patti Page, appearing at the Fairmont Hotel, was hospitalized Wednesday night with weakness and shortness of breath. Hospital spokesmen said she was in good condition and released after treatment with no further details disclosed.
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Dallas
UPI
Patti, Page
Fairemont
Borman Praises Soviet Role in Global Space Effort
US astronaut Frank Borman paid tribute to the Soviet Union’s contribution to space exploration and stressed world interest in joint programs. He spoke in a Minsk hotel during a Soviet tour about planned US space station work and a future where American and Soviet spacemen fly together.
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Borman Sali
Eninarad
Soviet Union
Solons Hike Own Pay Amid Budget Slip
Texas legislators passed a bill raising their salaries by 2000 a year but left out a clause to raise the lieutenant governor and speaker to 20000. The measure awaits voter approval August 5 for a constitutional amendment on paying lawmakers and top officers. The final text shows 6890 a year for members, omitting the speaker and lieutenant governor.
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Austin
UPJ
Texas
Ben Barnes
Woul
Barnes
Gus F. Mutselier
Muts
Secretary of State
Itsutenant Povernor
Oil Loss Mixups Cited by Pentagon Auditors
Pentagon auditors report a total breakdown of a complex accounting system for petroleum shipments to Vietnam. They found cases where it is impossible to verify delivery, with an Air Force instance noting $21 million unaccounted for and receipts and records often ignored or missing.
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Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
Saint Petroleum
Air Force
William Proxmtice
Wis
General Accounting Office
Thailand
Secretary of Defense
Melvin Laird
Proxmire
Vietnany
Sweitlen
Done Nal
Finch Faces Pressure as HEW Secretary Amid Welfare Reform Talks
Washington sources say Robert Hutchison Finch, 43, the HEW secretary and Nixon insider, faces questions over his future as he pressures welfare reform plans. He acknowledges setbacks in last week’s bid for Dr. John H. Knowles and says he will not speculate on guidelines while pursuing changes to the federal system and desegregation efforts. He notes logistical department concerns and vows to study experiences before acting.
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Washington
Robert Hutchison Finch
Marine Corps
Willl
Bluoh
John H. Knowles
Boston
Flach
American Medical Association
Fen
Everett M. Dirksen
Heli
Finch
Seales
Gary
Ind
White House
Cam
HRW
Juntion Department
Hays
American flag plan for moon mission outlined
Report states Flight Commander Neil Armstrong will plant one American flag on the moon and carry two more to present to Congress later. The plan accompanies statements from the space agency and Senator Wallace Bennett, with notes about displaying flags from other nations and the United Nations on the mission.
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Washington
API
Apalla 31
All Nations
United Nations
Jlo
Wallace F. Bennett
Apial
Space Agency
Neil Armstrong
Apollo test crew simulates takeoff at Cape Kennedy
UPI reports the Apollo astronauts Armstrong Collins and Aldrin conducted a two and a half hour rehearsal aboard their command module. They walked the catwalks to the craft and began the countdown before dawn. The mock launch proceeded smoothly with initial checks and suit donning.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Apollo
Janae
Neilh Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin FE
Aldrin
Anrasa
Armstrong
Ari
Isheong
Say
CDT
Ife
Collins
Mey
Moonport
Oceanside
Hacashmaul
Atlantic
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Lois
Patti Page
Borman
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Carl
Rio Grande Valley
Tures Nixon Eisenhower
Julie
Denver
Slepuleg
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Ais E Moon
Amrol
Ocmael Cote
Ayrcoh
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