Pope Creates 21 New Cardinals Expanding College Worldwide
Pope Paul VI named 21 new cardinals from diverse regions increasing the College of Cardinals to 138. The lone American cardinal-elect is Msgr. William Wakefield Baum, 49, archbishop of Washington and Dallas native, among the youngest in modern times. Also named was Opilio Rossi, a New York native now Italian citizen serving as apostolic nuncio in Austria.
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Peggy Polk
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
College of Cardinals
U.S
Msgr
William Wakefield Baum
Washington
D.C
Dallas
New York
Opilio Rossi
Austria
Exchange chairman resigns from New York Stock Exchange
James J. Needham resigned today as chairman after an unusual early morning board meeting. No reason was provided for the removal.
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Terry Kirkpatrick
NEW York
James J. Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
NYSE Chairman Needham to Step Down May 19
The NYSE board voted to accept Needham’s resignation as chairman effective May 19 after he declined a president role. Batten, former J. C. Penney chief, may succeed, with Needham remaining as consultant. The move comes amid SEC pushes on a central market and debate over an automated trading future.
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Board of Directors
Needham
William M. Batten
NYSE
Exchange
Securities and Lixchange Commission
SEC
Wall Street
Batten
J. C. Penney
Happy ending as missing boy Terrance is found
Terrance Mott six years old who vanished after 3 p.m. yesterday was found this morning on his way back to school. Crime Control Team officers, led by Sgt. Thomas Schafer, canvassed the neighborhood overnight with about 40 personnel. Terrance was spotted by DCT officers Daniel Erwine and Gary White on Seymour and West Onondaga streets.
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Terrance Mott
Lettice Brown
W. Onondaga St
Midland Avenue
Terrance
Anand
Brown
Thomas Schafer
Eddie Brown
Schafer
Central New York Winter Weather Outlook
Frigid conditions persist with scattered snow flurries in Central New York. A 40 percent chance of rain mixed with snow tonight, overnight lows mid 30s. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with a high near 45. Week outlook shows sun Thursday, then more clouds and rain chances Saturday, temperatures mid 30s to upper 50s.
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New York
National Weather Service
Women gainers trail men in education and work expansion
Washington reports from the Census Bureau detail gender gaps in labor force participation and earnings. Women comprise 51.3 percent of 213.1 million Americans, with 35.9 million in the labor force, earning a median of six thousand seven hundred seventy two dollars versus men at 11 thousand eight hundred thirty five. For ages 25 to 29 in 1975, women with four years of college outnumber men 77 to 100, up from 66 to 100 in 1950.
Senate report flags 431 identified Soviet spies in U S
The FBI has positively identified at least 431 Soviet intelligence officers on permanent assignment in the United States as of last year. The Senate Select Committee led by Sen. Frank Church warns the true number is likely higher and notes extensive espionage by the Soviet bloc.
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Miles Benson
Washington
FBI
United States
Senate Select Committee
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Committee
Soviet Union
U.S
CIA
Church
KGB
GRU
Supreme Court allows entrapment in heroin cases ruling
The Supreme Court, in a split decision, held that government agents may supply heroin to suspected dealers and arrest them for selling it back to undercover officers. The ruling leaves room for police entrapment defenses only when defendants show no predisposition to crime, with dissenting justices arguing police overreach. Justice Rehnquist authored the entrapment standard, while several justices concurred or dissented.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Ford
Congress
St. Louis, Mo
Charles Hampton
Hampton
U.S. Court of Appeals
William H. Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Harry A. Blackmun
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
Carter fights to keep lead in Pennsylvania primary
In Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, Jimmy Carter battles apathy and wintry weather as he seeks a large turnout to fend off Henry Jackson and Morris Udall. Early reports show light turnout among about 2.8 million registered Democrats with temperatures from the 30s to mid 40s.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Henry Jackson
Morris Udall
Philadelphia
Carter
Jackson
Labor
Hubert
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Ford Administration
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Sylvia Porte
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