First Wreck For BART Since Train System Began
A two car BART train overshot the Fremont station at 10 am. The lead car crashed through barriers and down an embankment injuring at least five of 15 aboard. Four passengers and a train attendant were treated at Washington Township Hospital for cuts and bruises.
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BART
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Fremont
Calif
UPI
San Francisco Bay Area
Oakland
Washington Township Hospital
Dave Kelsey
Bartn
The Worry Clinic Mildred Craves a Happy TV Ending
Humorous discussion of tired viewers seeking definite conclusions in TV plots. Mildred G. complains that after 10 PM she wants a complete romantic finish and the good guys winning. The piece contrasts slapstick humor with wit and notes viewers’ fatigue lowers comprehension.
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Mildred
I.Q
Villian
Chesterfield
William F. Buckley
Buckley
Peter Flanigan
Nixon
National Review
Len Garment
Sneaking of Your Health and Medical Questions
A reader asks about anorexia nervosa in a 16 year old and MS in a college classmate. The doctor emphasizes urgent medical and psychiatric consultation, with note of specialized treatment facilities and ongoing research.
Danes Vote to Join European Common Market
Danes cast a strong vote in Copenhagen to join the European Economic Community with about 90 percent turnout. The outcome favored membership nearly two to one as currency trading stayed suspended and police guarded polling places amid sovereignty concerns.
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Copenhagen
Norway
Poice
Egypt Press Demands Action Against U S German Interests
Cairo papers renew calls to target American and West German economic interests in the Middle East in retaliation for U S support of Israel. Al Gomhouria and Al Akhbar accuse Washington and Bonn of provocative policies and warn of extremist acts against embassies. Extra security at German diplomats and U S defense teams follows Munich attack.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Washington
U.N
Bonn
Germany
Munich
al Gomhouria
Benn
Senate defeats stop-the-bombing amendment in defense bill
The Senate approved a $74.6 billion defense appropriation 70 to 5 after rejecting the stop-the-bombing amendment 55 to 26. Mathias tied end-the-war language to the bill, while Hart sought a 5 percent cut. Conference needed to resolve House differences.
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Washington
Senate
Indochina
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Charles Mathias
R-Md
Congress
Nixon
U.S
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Mathias
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
House
Proxmire
Elwood Teacher to Appear on TV Show
Elwood graduate Richard Goins son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Goins will appear on Hollywood Squares at 10 30 a m Thursday Friday and next Monday He is Ball State University alumnus residing in Running Springs California with his wife and daughter and teaches in the area
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Elwood
Wendell Wilkie High School
Richard Goins
Cecil Goins
Ball State University
Running Springs
Calif
Wausau
Wilson Aims to Align Labor Against Militant Opposition
Harold Wilson seeks to steer the Labor convention toward supporting his policy on Britain’s entry to the European Common Market. Benn’s peace offering and a narrowly decided vote reaffirm Wilson’s stance as militant pressure from the left grows toward a full rejection policy. The convention also backs repeal of the Industrial Relations Act and pledges to resist reforms limiting union rights.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
Anthony Wedgwood Benn
Benn
Labor
High Command
Engineers
Transport Workers
France
Idi Amin
Uganda
Edward Heath
Sears Announces Winnie the Pooh Christmas Catalog 1972
Sears distributes a 601 page Wish Book to 16 million families featuring Winnie the Pooh and friends in travelogues of Santa customs from Germany Holland Italy Mexico Spain and Sweden exclusive art by Walt Disney Productions. The issue also highlights Sears NFL merchandise.
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Sears, Roebuck and Co
Winnie-the-Pooh
Sears
Walt Disney Productions
Germany
Holland
Italy
Mexico
Spain
Sweden
Pooh
Santa
Kris Kringle
North Pole
Winnie the Pooh
Alaska Statehood Spurs Coal Reserve Rank
Juneau reports that at statehood Alaska holds about 100 billion tons of coal remaining, ranking eighth among U S reserves. The figure emphasizes vast mineral wealth as Alaska enters state governance.
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Juneau
Alaska
Farm Exodus Washington 3.5 Million Leave Farms 1940 50
The article estimates about 3,500,000 people departed American farms to live in cities during the decade 1940 to 1950 in Washington context.
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Washington
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