Egyptian troops guard sandbag outpost after alert amid Mideast war fears
Cairo sources release photos showing Egyptian soldiers at a sandbagged outpost kept on alert for possible Israeli air strikes as tensions rise in the Middle East. The images depict troops watching horizons at an unidentified location in Egypt.
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Gals Rally For Names In Hurricanes As Season Nears
Miami AP reports women largely support using girls names for hurricanes. National Hurricane Center director Dr. Robert H. Simpson notes many letters favor naming storms after women while women’s groups contest the tradition begun in World War II. An alphabetical list of ten years of names will be released, chosen for brevity and ease of pronunciation.
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National Hurricane Center
Robert H. Simpson
Pacific
Simpson
Free school lunches rise as aid reaches record level
Washington AP reports more than a quarter of U S school lunches are free or reduced price. In March 7.1 million needy children received lunch aid, up 2.1 million from last year and more than double March 1969. Total lunches served nationwide reached 25.5 million.
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New Bishop to be installed in Brownsville Texas
Bishop John Joseph Fitzpatrick arrives May 26 to assume Brownsville Diocese duties. Installation is planned for 6 p.m. May 27 at Ft. Brown Civic Center with a motorcade from the airport at 2 51 p.m. A news conference follows at 3 p.m. About 3000 people are expected, including a Miami charter plane party. He succeeds Humberto Medeiros, now archbishop of Boston.
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Thieves Steal Half Million in Jewelry in Miami Beach
Police said thieves using a police band short wave radio robbed A Taylor and Sons Jewelers in Miami Beach, escaping before officers arrived. A smoking vault, burglar tools, a radio, and jewelry lay scattered as investigators examined the scene.
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A. Taylor and Sons Jewelers
Oil Spill Teams Form Coastwide Response Network
A coalition of 14 oil companies forms Clean Seas Inc to equip and train volunteers for swift oil spill containment along 1200 miles of Pacific coast from Santa Barbara to San Francisco Bay. Clean Seas leads a growing effort with plans for Clean Bay Inc in San Francisco Bay, aiming to deploy hundreds of workers within two hours to control spills before reaching shore.
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Clean Seas, Inc
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Clean Bay, Inc
May Be Woody Guthrie Day Proclaimed in Congress
Washington senator Fred Harris proposes July 14 as Woody Guthrie Day honoring the Dust Bowl troubadour whose songs like This Land Is Your Land span American heritage. Guthrie, born in Okemah Oklahoma, died in 1967 after Huntington's disease, and his work is praised for inspiring generations and crossing social boundaries.
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Fred Harris
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Jewelry theft at Charles Winter home sparks $610 loss
Police investigate the midnight theft of several rings a charm bracelet and a money clip from 511 Grantham estate of Charles Winter. Total loss tallies $610 as detectives review a list of suspects and possible motives amid a news update segment.
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Televised Thursday Log Highlights Diverse Nightline Lineup
A TV schedule fragment lists programs from 2 PM to 9 PM including Misterogers Neighborhood, The Rifleman, The Daniel Boone, The Ed Sullivan era shows and a CBS movie, with later entries featuring Ironside and Make Room for Granddaddy. It notes guest appearances and a nod to a witch convention in Bewitched.
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Washington Weekly
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Gary Puckett
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Women Puffing Cigars Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Nation
AP excerpt notes 100000 U.S. women smoke cigars challenging male preconceptions. Brainpower stats given alongside quirky facts about senses. Includes quotes and stray items on alcohol, jellyfish, and a remark about debt interest costs.
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America
Barbara Bade
U.S. House Appropriations Committee
Scholarship Saves Career Of Cleaner
London AP reports 13 year old Martin Woodham, facing caning for essays on Family Life described as obscene, won a scholarship to a new school in Acton and a film job with EMI. He was offered TV commercials while EMI engaged him for a naughty boy role alongside Frankie How ard. Martins parents, a hospital toilet cleaner and a worker, supported the transfer after headmaster Roy Smith imposed corporal punishment on Martin and eight peers. The Croydon school board briefly reinstated the suspension before Martin switched schools.
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Martin Woodham
EMI
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Frankie Howard
Shirley Secondary School
Roy Smith
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Croydon School Board
Acton
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