Cardinals' Dean Enrico Sibilia Dies at 87
Enrico Sibilia, 87, the oldest member of the College of Cardinals, died in Anagni. He served in Vatican diplomacy since 1890, held posts in Colombia, Belgium, Spain, Chile, Austria, and was made cardinal by Pope Pius XI in 1930. His death creates vacancies in the 70‑member college.
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Canoeists Push Ahead Toward Ogdensburg Anniversary
UPA Vallexfield Quebec Montreal priest Rev Guy Dessaulles and three companions paddle Lake St Francis on a 150 mile St Lawrence route toward Ogdensburg New York. They passed La Chine Rapids after spending a night near Montreal aiming to reach Ogdensburg by August 14 for the 200th anniversary celebration.
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Woman Found Dead After Weeklong Absence
Mrs Lasanne Silvers was found dead in her Kanaman home bathtub after a weeklong absence. Detectives say an overdose of sleeping pills may have caused the death. neighbors reported she had not been seen for days. Police say an interlocutory divorce from husband Lou Silvers was recent.
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Nobel Nominee Rosika Schwimmer Dies at 70 in New York
Rosika Schwimmer, 70, longtime peace and feminist activist born in Budapest, died in New York. A leader in the world government and antiwar movements, she helped organize the International Woman Suffrage Congress in 1913 and was nominated for the Nobel Prize by international supporters. Her life connected Hungary, Europe, and the United States in campaigns for mediation and women’s rights.
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Better Trained Schoolmen Urged
Ohio State University professor Dr Erwin D Lewis urged improved training for about 80600 school administrators. Speaking at a University of Buffalo conference for West New York secondary principals, Lewis noted many leaders lack formal training and called for enhanced professional preparation to handle complex educational problems.
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Train Crossing House Becomes Haven for Signals Family
A railroad watchwoman Kath erine McMahon uses a crude hut beside the crossing as a home and coffee stop for switchmen. She decorates the shelter with linoleum, family photos, and a garden of beans and roses, while performing basic barrier duties.
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College Applicants Exceed Vacancies in New York State
Albany report notes thousands more applicants than available openings in state colleges and universities. State education officials expect about 200000 students to be emailed admission decisions for the 1973 term amid widespread program full quotas.
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World Circling B 29s Near Home
A garbled report describes B 29 aircraft and operations near Anchorage Alaska. The text mentions crews, routes, and a plan related to wartime zones and a possible reuse of equipment though details are unclear.
Phone Union Approves Pact Ending Nationwide Strike
New York telecommunication workers in 42 states approve a 21 month contract under CIO leader Morin. The agreement avoids a nationwide strike and offers no broad wage increase but provides local boosts to meet conditions.
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