Gulf Oil tied to uranium cartel antitrust claims in hearings
Rep. Moss says massive evidence Gulf Oil Corp violated antitrust laws by taking part in a secret international uranium price fixing scheme via its Canadian unit. Gulf officials admit participation but dispute legal violations, while Canadian and other producers argue actions aimed to stabilize markets amid U S embargo.
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Washington
House
Gulf Oil Corp
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Gulf
U.S
Alastair Gillespie
Moss
Congress
L.T. Gregg
Johannesburg
South
Neumann to be first American male saint in canonization
Vatican confirms John Nepomucene Neumann will be proclaimed Saint by Pope Paul VI in St. Peter's Square. More than 20,000 Americans expected, including 5,000 from Philadelphia, as bishops and cardinals attend. Neumann, former Philadelphia bishop who died in 1860, built churches and schools across several states.
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Vatican City
Rome
Paul VI
John Nepomucene Neumann
United States
Vatican
St. Peter's Square
Philadelphia
John Dubois
New York
Neumann
New York State
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Patrick Ryan
Mother Cabrini
Mother Seton
House Rejects Federal Funding For Abortions In Budget Vote
The House passed a 201 to 155 vote barring federal money from paying for abortions, a move seen as reviving last year’s fight. The measure also limits federal power on affirmative action in a $61.3 billion Labor HEW bill, with Senate action pending and potential conference committee.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Robert Packwood
R-Ove
House
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Henry Hyde
R-Ill
Supreme Court
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kuykendall Named Commission Chairman in Virginia Federal Judges Plan
Senator Byrd appoints a commission for the Western District of Virginia to name candidates for two new Federal Judgeships and a District Attorney post. Members include Philip M. Sadler Edward R. Slaughter Jr W Hutchings Overbey John L Walker Sr William F Stone Jr and J Sloan Kuykendall with others Waldo G Miles D Woodrow Bird and Roanoke Mayor Noel C Taylor. Kuykendall chosen chair. First meeting held in Roanoke on Friday June 3.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Western District
Virginia
Senator Byrd
Western District of
Philip M. Sadler
Pulaski
Edward R. Slaughter, Jr
Charlottesville
W. Hutchings Over
Waldo G. Miles
Bristol
D. Woodrow Bird
Bland
Roanoke
Noel C. Taylor
Kuykendall
Byrd
Bar Associations
Commission
Virginia State Bar
J. Sloan Kuykendall
P.O. Box
Winchester
Duke the Manchester terrier stabbed to death at trailer court
Duke was found on the porch of the Melvin Sandys Trailer Court after a brutal Friday morning stabbing. The six stab wounds and severe injuries left the dog in surgery for over four hours before dying about 15 hours later. Humane officers investigate with possible suspects.
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Star
Duke
Melvin Sandys
Manchester
Rinker
Maxwell Mandel
Stephens City
Mandel
Betty Rinker
Mrs. Rinker
Rt. 277
Cleveland
Seven Die in S.Africa Amid Soweto Anniversary Riots
Police in two black townships near Uitenhage kill seven, raising four day death toll to twelve. In addition, 33 injured and 278 arrested as riots spread from Kabah to Kwanobuhle with property damage around 1.5 million dollars.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Kwanabuhle
Kabah
Uitenhage
P. J. Hugo
Pretoria
Kwanobuhle
Bible Schools Prep Highlighted By Area Churches
John Boyd of Cross Junction is featured in the Living section as a father of triplets on Father’s Day. The Religion pages outline Bible School plans across local churches with details on Page 17 and Page 10 highlights.
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John Boyd
Cross Junction
Mr. Boyd
Elizabeth
Charles
Walker
Will
Boyd
Boyds
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J. Miles Cory
Africa
Cram
Gulf Minerals Canada Ltd
Albert Gore Jr
D-Tenn
Associated Press
John Neumann
HEW
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Robert S. Walker
Rpa
By Susan Burke
SPCA
Harold Whitacre
Frederick County
S.africa
Zambia
Botswana
Sometoa
Rhodesia
Abby
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