Period Of Adjustment Varies For Most POWs
A survey shows most of 566 former prisoners of war are adapting to postwar life with families, homes, and changes in American routines. Some view readjustment as easy, others stress gradual pace, while medical concerns include fractures from torture and malnutrition from worms.
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Navy
Richard A. Stratton
Palo Alto
Califon
Christian
Mike
Richard S. Wilbur
Pentagon
USS
Wilbur
U.S
Willam P. Lawrence
Nashville
Tenn
Our business is picking up sign on a wrecker in Versailles
Diplomats at United Nations are prime targets for high pressure salesmen including magazine subscriptions. Mrs. Loeb warns diplomats never sign anything and warns American housewives about a fad of purses shaped like pistol holsters. A giant Pacific dam is described as four feet across with meat for 20 people, not counting chowder use.
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Versailles
Kentucky
United Wasions
John Loeb
New York City
London
Crossword Grid Clue Answers From The Puzzle Page
Readable crossword clues list with Across and Down entries including dish gree r6 fable writer 11 rediness 14 metric measure 15 weight allowance 16 assam silkworm 17 noise 19 toilet case 21 lamprey 22 level 24 whirlpool 26 room abbr 27 pitcher 29 dash 31 portico 33 moslem nobi 35 exclamation 37 male heirs with 39 chopped ys cabbage 41 high priest 43 web 45 self 46 allows 48 deceit 50 gold or yellow 51 absurd 54 dried grass 55 wooden packing box down 1 shovel 2 come 3 french article 4 likely 5 challenge 6 paid notice 7 compass point 8 withered 9 the willow 10 religious song 12 network 13 musical composition 18 tidings 20 unemployed 23 series 25 sweet potatoes 28 plant part 30 egyptian river 32 freshens 34 stew 35 aids 36 watchful 38 cut ao inferior 42 brain passage 44 fish sauce 47 mineral spring 49 make a mistake 52 exclamation of pain 53 digraph
Youths Fail To Sign Up For Draft
Washington AP reports the Selective Service notes rising nonregistration among 18-year-olds as the draft ends. Officials cite misbelief the law expires June 30, with rates varying by state from zero in Minnesota to 30 percent in Illinois. A nationwide publicity push and unpaid registrars aim to boost compliance.
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Washington
Selective Service
Byron V. Pepitone
Chicago
Associated Press
Minnesota
Illinois
Kentucky
North Carolina
Pepitone
Thomas Hornada
West
New England
Midwest
Dairy Co Operative Plans Milk Price Hikes
A San Antonio dairy men’s co operative announced price increases on milk sold across eight states including Texas and Louisiana. Associated Milk Producers disclosed the raises affecting about 9,000 dairies producing milk in eight states and to be passed to consumers.
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San Antonio, Tex
South
Southwest
San Antonio
Associated Milk Producers
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Priest Blocks Muhammad Ali Style Christening Name
Boxing fan Richie Porter sought naming his son John Stephen Cassius Muhammad Ali Clay Porter at St. William of York church in Crosby. Father Louis Rotherham refused the Muslim name Muhammad Ali and the Clay surname, suggesting John Stephen Cassius Marcellus Porter as an acceptable alternative after consulting with Porter's wife.
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London
Richie Porter
John Stephen Cassius Muhammad Ali Clay Porter
St. William of York
Crosby
Lancashire
Louis Rotherham
Muhammad Ali
Clay
Renee
Porter
John Stephen Cassius Marcellus Porter
Father Rotherham
Brazil Chooses Humboldt Plan for Amazon Model City
Brazil outlines a 21st century model city in the Amazon near Aripuana with 250 initial residents in a 50 000 square mile area rich in tin manganese iron and diamonds. The project funded by 1.5 million this year aims to create an ecological balance using local materials and stilts to cope with heavy rains.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Amazon Rain Forest
Alexander von Humboldt
Ministry of Planning
Cuiaba
Mato Grosso
Humboldt
Aripuana
Pedro Paulo Lomba
University of Mato Grosso
Lomba
Press Accuses Nixon of Hiding Information
Washington AP report on a National Press Club and American University study charging the Nixon administration with controlling and concealing information. It calls the administration the most closed in recent decades and alleges a government-wide effort to restrict information for political purposes.
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Washington (Ap
National Press Club
American University
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Art Beeman
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By Arnold
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Peru Andes Mountains
Lesey
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Sonny South
Shore
Sonny
Prgor
AH Wondah
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Harrison
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Randy
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Rockville
David Wheat
Duluth
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