Pakistan leader warns India may trigger full war
President Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan said India’s shelling of East Pakistan risks total war. He warned India could take a chunk of East Pakistan, vowed not to be pressured over aid cuts, and urged international response while noting Pakistan would hit back if necessary. He criticized foreign aid motives and urged continued UN and humanitarian help for East Pakistan.
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Karach
UPI
Agha Mohammad Yahya Khan
Pakistan
India
East Pakistan
Indian Subcontinent
Yahya
Karachi
Tam
West Pakistan
United Nations
United States
China
Hospital births and residents listed in Fremont Newark area
A reconstructed notice lists multiple births at Washington and Rose Hospitals including a boy for Mr and Mrs Bobby Porter at Ready Lane Fremont and a girl for Mr and Mrs Ernest Duarte at 42727 3801 Cara Drive Fremont with dates in July and July 28. The item names numerous families and addresses in Fremont Newark Union City and surrounding areas as part of a social notices roundup.
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Kaisor Hospital
Alr
William Hinoennerg
Dannie Anders
Biuegrass
Court
Newark
Malcolmson Sr
Fremont
Richard Thomason
Arden Milierd
Aden Drive
Briarwood Drive
Mira Thomas Slern
Thomas
Teevetson
Lonalig
Road
Ask Voynekst
Unionity Uy Boy
John Wallace
David Alexaiuler
Preaio Way
Operon Ave
Toy. Mir
John Garcie
Mir
Ramon Hernandez
Nan Court
Union City
Premont
Rose Hospital
Ernest Duarte Ty
Tars
Josaph Williams
Cara Drive
Framont
Duly
Uly
Opening of new ATF office in Oakland highlighted
Malcom F Warner chief of enforcement displays confiscated weapons during the opening of the new Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division office in Oakland. The site is the first of 14 planned West coast offices to assist local law enforcement against street crime. It will also house a six man bomb team and a special vehicle for bombing investigations in the Bay Area.
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Malcom F. Warner
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Internal Revenue Service
ATF
Oakland
Bay Area
Dying mother records thoughts on motherhood and death
Denver report about Lyn Helton a dying woman with a 20 month old daughter recording her reflections on becoming a mother while facing terminal bone cancer Her project aims to aid others and she plans publication A thief stole the recording tape and Helton hopes for its return while she continues her work aided by a donated recorder and community support
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Denver
Upy
Lyn Helton
Mrs. Helton
Maritime union blocks merger talks ending West Coast dock strike
West Coast longshore union head Harry Bridges proposed merging with the Teamsters to settle a month-old strike that has halted more than 150 ships. The ILWU executive committee rejected affiliating with the Teamsters and instead backed forming an alliance with the East Coast dock union to apply pressure on owners.
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San Francisco
UPI
Harry Bridges
West Coast
Longsharement Union
Teamsters
Bridges
Pacific Maritime Association
the Dispatcher
The
International Longshoremen's and
Ware
TLWU
ILWU
East Coast Dock Union
International Longshoremens Association
ILA
Fragmentary OCR Item on an Orage Hot aria
A damaged OCR fragment mentions an aria and dates or places in unclear form. It includes scattered words like ears and cali with no coherent event or names clearly readable. The text does not provide a definite person or organization to identify.
Federal center planned to deal with drug abuse
Washington reported that the administration plans a center of excellence to combat drug abuse and rehabilitation with Dr. Jerome Jaffe outlining aims to place it between Washington and Baltimore. The plan includes treatment training, data gathering, and a national statistics base to aid federal and state lawmakers as Army testing expands for amphetamines, barbiturates, and opiates.
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Federal Center
Washington
UPI
Jerome H. Jafie
Jaffe
Nixon
Here
Baltimore
Viet Nam
Chicago
Humphrey says 1972 race hinges on U.S. economy
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey told reporters at the U.S. embassy in London that the 1972 presidential race will be decided by the economy, urging Democrats to focus on inflation, taxes, and productivity while cautioning about European Common Market farm barriers. He also discussed Nixon’s Peking trip and potential arms talks with Moscow.
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London
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Humphrey
Nixon
Peking
North Vietnam
China
Moscow
Trade Policy Research Center
Newspaper Boy Appeals for Full Route Payment
A fragmented plea highlights a newspaper boy relying on full route collections for profit. The text requests readiness for collections, proper change, and repeated visits, noting the boy’s business depends on timely payments and gratitude.
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Hell
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Army
Ane
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Wile Booth
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