Pope elevates Hanoi Archbishop Khue to cardinal rank
Vatican named Joseph Marie Trin-Nhu-Khue cardinal after a monthlong secret. Khue heads the church in North Vietnam under Communist pressure. The consistory elevated 20 cardinals amid tensions with reformists and conservative critics led by Marcel Lefebvre. American Archbishop William Baum became the lone U.S. cardinal. five cardinals serve in Communist countries including East Germany and Poland.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Hanoi
Joseph Marie Trin-Nhu-Khue
Vatican
North Vietnam
Cardinal Khue
Raymond-Marie Tchidimbo
Guinea
Africa
Sekou Toure
William W. Baum
Washington, D.C
United States
Sacred College
Italy
Berlin
Alfred Cardinal Bengsch
East
Germany
Stefan
Wyszynski
Karol
Wojtyla
Poland
Laszlo Lekai
Hungary
Khue
Papal
Marcel Lefebvre
Paul
Lefebvre
Tulle
Joseph Trin-Nhu-Khue
Gray skies return as Central New York forecasts steady warmth
The National Weather Service in Hancock forecasts partly cloudy skies today and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of showers tonight and a 40 percent chance of rain tomorrow. Highs stay near 60 as the season shifts toward spring.
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Central New York
National Weather Service
Hancock Airport
Supreme Court okays prescription drug price advertising
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that states cannot ban prescription drug price ads. Virginia’s law was struck down, with the court urging open communication to inform consumers. The decision signals possible changes in advertising rules for other professions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Alternative
Harry A. Blackmun
William H. Rehnquist
Solomon's Lost Mines Claimed Found By USGS
The U S Geological Survey and Saudi partners announced the discovery of King Solomon's gold mines in western Saudi Arabia, pointing to the Mahd adh Dhahab mine between Mecca and Medina as a prime candidate. No ancient records were found, but four years of work yielded crude tools and extensive mineral deposits.
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Washington
U.S Geological Survey
King Solomon
Saudi Arabia
Mecca
Medina
Ford Seeks New York Backing In Uncommitted Delegates Debate
New York Republican leaders met to decide whether 154 uncommitted delegates should back President Ford at the August convention in Kansas City. Richard Rosenbaum predicted a solid majority, with Nelson Rockefeller among attending delegates, as Ford campaigns in California for the June 8 primary.
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Albany
Ford
Ronald Reagan
New York
Richard Rosenbaum
Kansas City
Nelson Rockefeller
Rosenbaum
California
Reagan
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Concorde Jets Land at Dulles in Historic Run
Two Concordes reached Washington Dulles landing within minutes of each other as British Airways and Air France inaugurate commercial supersonic service. The British jet carried 76 passengers and the French 80, with full-fare payers 40 and 70 respectively. Capacity is 100, loads trimmed initially to test safety and fuel reserves. British Airways expects 65 or 66 full-fare passengers to break even.
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Washington
United States
Dulles International
Atlantic
British Airways
Air France
London
Paris
Ocean
Shopper warns politicians may face $25-a-plate dinners
A shopper argues that rising food prices will push politicians to endure high dinner costs as a sign of shared burden. The quote contrasts public concerns with the cost of dining out amid inflation.
DeSapio Surrenders in Nadjari Grand Jury Case
Carmine DeSapio former Tammany Hall chief surrendered facing charges for lying about warning Manhattan Surrogate's Court public administrator Thomas Fitzgerald that Nadjari had him cold. Fitzgerald also surrendered on counts of perjury and criminal contempt after testifying under immunity before Nadjari’s grand jury.
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NEW York
Carmine DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Maurice Nadjari
Thomas Fitzgerald
Nadjari
Fitzgerald
DeSapio
Tammany
Biltmore
Hays Cancels England Trip Amid Accusations
Rep. Wayne L. Hays canceled a trip to England to receive the Magna Carta as a possible House probe looms into claims he employed a mistress on the payroll. The accuser, Elizabeth Ray, 27, calls herself a former mistress, which Hays denies vehemently.
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Washington
Wayne L. Hays
England
House
Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Hanoverton
Ohio
U.S
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Wayne Hays
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