Brezhnev to Visit Yugoslavia for Talks with Tito
Belgrade sources said Leonid Brezhnev will visit Yugoslavia in late September as Tito’s guest. They expect discussions on the international Communist movement and party relations between the two nations. In Johannesburg, Die Beeld reports South Africa plans to exit the UN participation next month amid debates on how it administers South-West Africa under a League mandate.
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Sniper Fire Hits Five Cars in New Jersey Reserve
In Garret Mountain Reservation Paterson police say a .22-caliber sniper fired on five cars including a police vehicle. No injuries reported. Suspects scarce as officers on foot hunt and a spotter plane surveys the area. Two teens were questioned and released.
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Western Electric installers resume talks after strike vote
New York report says 22 000 Western Electric co central exchange installers authorize strike. Negotiations with AFL CIO Communications Workers of America at Hotel St Moritz focus on an 8 to 14 cent hourly wage increase over a three year contract.
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Iraq Bans Travel in Two Provinces Over Cholera Outbreak
Iraqi government seals off Kirkuk and Diyala provinces amid cholera cases. Travel restricted to vaccination teams. no deaths reported. Authorities cited by Baghdad Radio.
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Excommunication in the Catholic Church Defined
The article explains that excommunication bans baptized Catholics who commit certain acts from church benefits and the communion of other Catholics. It notes the status affects reception of sacraments and participation in church life.
Gardener moves topsoil to new home amid highway expansion
Deming New Mexico reports Wendell Hoover moved soil from his famed garden in the 180 trips to his new dwelling as the highway department cleared land for Interstate 10. The text recalls 1700s lime trade by British ships and sailors earning the nickname limeys.
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Miss McCarthy to Attend State Teachers Workshop
Miss Helene Hl McCarthy president of the Sand Lake Poestenkill Teachers Association will join 540 education leaders at the 18th annual Leaders Workshop of the State Teachers Association opening Wednesday. The three day session at State University College Oswego will study how educators can upgrade the profession and improve leadership in local associations.
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Model Parliament Named for English Parliament Pattern
Historians credit the 1295 English Parliament with establishing a model that set the pattern for today’s legislature. The event is cited as a key milestone shaping how representatives and peers participate in governance.
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