Pope Paul VI Visits Geneva to Promote Unity and Labor Rights
Pope Paul VI flew to Geneva for a 12 hour trip to press social justice and Christian unity. He addressed the International Labor Organization and met World Council of Churches leaders before an expected 100000 attending an open air Mass.
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Geneva
Paul VI
International Labor Organization
World Council of Churches
Paul
Italy
ILO
John Calvin
Patman urges Nixon to curb banks after 8 percent rate
Representative Wright Patman chairman of the House Banking Committee asks President Nixon to withdraw government deposits from banks that raised their prime rate to 8 percent. He calls the move a conspiracy risking a severe recession and urges action including cutting the discount privilege and antitrust measures against the banks.
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Washington
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Nixon
Patman
D-Tex
John N. Mitchell
Sudan offers autonomy to rebels in South Sudan
Sudan's National Revolutionary Council, ruling since a May coup, announced regional autonomy for Bahr el Ghazal Upper Nile and Equatoria within a new Socialist Sudan. The plan includes self-government in domestic affairs, amnesty for rebels, and aims at equality and unity with the north.
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Damascus
Syria
Sudan
National Revolutionary Council
Bahr el Ghazal
Upper Nile
Equatoria
Jaafar al Numairi
Numairi
Harvard punishes students over University Hall seizure
A Harvard faculty student committee expelled or suspended 26 students accused of helping seize University Hall on April 9, with 99 more warned about probation or expulsion for future breaches. Three probationary students were dismissed. 13 more faced one to two year suspensions. Six expulsion or suspension cases were to have graduations this week. Students for a Democratic Society condemned the penalties.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
University Hall
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Students For A Democratic Society
Appeals court hears two suits filed by Sheppard
The Sixth Circuit heard two civil rights suits filed by Dr. Sam Sheppard after his acquittal in his wife Marilyn Sheppard’s murder. Defendants include Cuyahoga County Coroner Samuel Gerber and E W Scripps Co. The suits accuse restraint of fair trial rights via alleged conspiracies and prejudicial statements.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Sam Sheppard
Cleveland
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sheppard
Marilyn
U.S. Supreme Court
Cuyahoga County
Samuel Gerber
E. W. Scripps Co
Louis Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Appeals Court
Seltzer
Buss
Gerber
U.S. District Court
James C. Cornwell
Gerald Alch
Gahanna
Columbus
Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital
Nixon Signals Pullout Aimed At Communist Negotiators
President Nixon plans to begin withdrawing 25 000 U.S. troops from South Vietnam by August as a significant signal to Communist peace negotiators. Washington will also host a formal reception with full military honors as Nixon returns from the Midway summit and briefs Congress on talks with South Vietnamese leaders.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
White House
Nguyen van Thien
Thien
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Midway
Washington-Saigon
Paris
Thieu
Sixth Michigan University slaying shocks Ann Arbor region
In Ann Arbor area a young woman, found dead behind a farm near U.S. Route 23, was shot twice and stabbed with her clothing torn. Sheriff Douglas Harvey linked the case to four earlier unsolved murders in a series feared to involve a rain night killer.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Douglas Harvey
University of Michigan
Detroit
Harvey
Dale Higley
Here
Higley
Ruby's Department Store
Kalamazoo
David Christie
Chronicle Telegram Mast Ave Avenue 1969 Lorain paper listing
Daily newspaper from Elyria Ohio announces mailing and delivery rates for Lorain County and surrounding areas. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, and provides contact numbers for Lorain and surrounding counties.
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Elyria
Ohio
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
Carritr
Lorain
Blyrin
Lawmaker admits fortune may clash with duties
North Dakota Rep. Thomas Kleppe reveals a private fortune of 3.5 million dollars and 46 stocks with 19 municipal bonds. He says he would vote present rather than risk a conflict on oil depletion or banking legislation and notes his two residences in Bismarck and a Washington suburb.
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Washington
North Dakota
Thomas
Kleppe
Bismarck
N.D
Republican Party
Kleine
Congress
Dakota National Bank
Cardinal
International Business Machines Inc
Cardinal Petroleum Inc
Billings
Mont
Bismark
Illegal charter flights threaten 100,000 to Europe
CAB officials warn that up to 300 California departures may involve illegal charters to Europe, risking civil penalties and grounding for as many as 100,000 would be travelers. Airlines and travel agents could face enforcement actions if they proceed despite CAB rulings.
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Europe
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
California
CAB
John G. Adams
National Air Carriers Association
Adams
American Flyers Airline
Fort Worth
Tex
Trans International Airlines
Oakland
Calif
California — Europe
International Student Affairs Club
Los Angeles
Cleveland activist sentenced in contempt case
Willie Mae Mallory, leader of 21 defendants, was sentenced to one year in Warrensville Workhouse and fined $1,000 after a contempt of court ruling at the Criminal Courts Building. Judge George J. McMonagle ordered a psychiatric exam for Dr. Paul Zissel, linked to the July 23rd Defense Committee. co chair Othello Mahone was acquitted.
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Cleveland
Willie Mae Mallory
Criminal Courts
Warrensville
Common Pleas
George J. McMonagle
McMonagle
Paul Zissel
Case Western Reserve University
United Front For Political
Canton nurse first to die from enemy gunfire in war
Lt. Sharon Lane 26, of Canton Ohio, the first U S Army nurse killed in combat in Vietnam, served with the 312th Evacuation Hospital at Chu Lai. She refused a ward transfer, cared for Vietnamese patients, and died when a rocket hit the hut area. Her father John Lane recalls her desire to help and re enlist.
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Canton
Saigon
Sharon Lane
Ohio
Chu Lai
Lorraine W. Montz
Phoenixville
Lane
312Th
Sharon Meyer
New Prague
Minn
John Lane
Daugher
Vietnam
U. S
Sharon
Canton Senior High School
Altman Hospital
South Vietnam
Korea
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Thieu Soon
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Patricia E. Carr
Louisville
John D. Medlin Jr
Greensboro
N.C
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