Pope says new evangelism in communist Poland rejects production-only man
Pope John Paul II, as Karol Wojtyla, lauded Nowa Huta in Krakow for a “new evangelization” rejecting Marxist doctrine that man is only a means of production. He urged labor to be reconciled with faith, spoke from a gold-canopied platform near a medieval church, and highlighted cross raising as evangelization beginning.
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Ku Klux Klansmen march in Decatur amid protests over rape case
Robed Klansmen, armed with clubs, paraded peacefully in Decatur Alabama to assert white supremacy as about 10 times more black demonstrators protested charges against a black man. In Little Rock Arkansas Randy Howard and five others were arrested near the University of Arkansas during a clash surrounding an anti Klan rally, with one other man detained nearby. Earlier in Mississippi blacks held a silent march against a black jail inmate’s death. No violence reported in Decatur, unlike a prior white black shootout two weeks earlier.
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Decatur
Truckers Win Fuel Cost Fight Amid Protests
Independent Truckers Association leaders led protests as they blocked fuel pumps and some interstates over diesel price and shortages. ITA President Mike Parkhurst hinted at tomorrow's Washington announcement of actions, while Nashville organizer Leonard Barnwell echoed a possible nationwide shutdown. Parkhurst cited reaction to Bill Brock's telegraph to Carter and endorsed the truckers' demand for more fuel with less regulation.
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Half price airline coupons spark a California scramble
In San Diego, three youths paraded at Lindbergh Field selling half fare airline coupons for 20 dollars each. A well dressed man denied name and defended the scheme as healthy entrepreneurism after buying 1600 coupons from United and American. The practice echoes a wider California trend as promos go live July 1 and expire December 15. Short hops like San Diego to Los Angeles fueled rapid travel, with youths claiming multiple trips. airlines report peak occupancy and DC-10s grounded for another week per FAA.
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Guerrillas attack Managua near Somoza compound
Sandinista guerrillas opened attacks in central Managua fighting government troops within blocks of President Anastasio Somoza's fortified residence. The clashes marked a direct challenge to the Somoza regime with significant urban combat reported.
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Turkey seeks $1B annual aid to revive economy
In Ankara Prime Minister Ecevit called for long term U S aid to Turkey estimated at 9.1 billion annually, plus credits and grants and joint arms production ventures to grow its defense industry. Meanwhile Managua faced bombardment as Somoza's base was believed active, with national guards and a possible major assault. The State Department considered evacuating about 50 U S diplomatic dependents in Managua.
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Fire at Bethany City Hall Threatens Prisoners Feared Dead
In Bethany Missouri a blaze tore through the city hall last night with two prisoners believed locked in the jail area feared dead. The fire reportedly began in the jail section. In Lockport Randolph Wolf aged 17 drowned yesterday while swimming in the State Barge Canal near Royalton.
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Brazil raises top coffee export price after frost halt
Brazil will raise the price of its best coffee exports from 1 50 to 1 81 a pound as shipments resume after a week-long suspension caused by frost in the coffee growing region. The Brazilian Coffee Institute announced the change yesterday.
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