Camille Toll Rises as Rescue Feels Gulf Coast Wreck
Rescue crews in Mississippi report 22 more bodies at an apartment complex raising the toll to about 128 with Cuba deaths bringing total near 131. Officials estimate final deaths 150 to 300 and $300 million in coastal damages. National Guard and Civil Defense battles continue amid curfews and martial law as relief airlift of food and water pushes underway.
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Gulf Coast
Cuba
Nap Cassidry
Mississippi
Casbry
Civil Defense
School Bias Seen Ending On Schedule
Washington AP officials in the Office of Civil Rights say the administration guidelines have not slowed desegregation and may boost it this fall. The share of Negro students in formerly all white schools could rise from 20 percent to 40 percent as districts proceed with plans. OCR notes few requests to renegotiate plans while administrative actions have begun against many districts since July.
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Washington
Federal Office of Civil Rights
Office of Civil Rights
OCR
Robert H. Finch
Eduncstion and Welfare
OUR
Ofieia
Camille To Dump Remains Of Fury on County Area
The remains of Hurricane Camille are forecast to sweep Berkshire County with showers and thunderstorms tonight into tomorrow. Up to three inches of rain possible, with gusty winds and high streams from July rainfall. No major threat expected, though low-lying areas may flood. cooler weather to follow.
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Civil Defense
Spiro T. Agnew
Gulfport
Agnew
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Camille
Kentucky
Tennessee
Fury
Berkshire County
George J. Bulgarelli
Berkshire Weather Service
Bulgarelli
Berkshires
Blaiberg Seen Ending an Era
Leading heart experts say heart transplant operations should continue only on a controlled experimental basis after the death of Dr. Blai berg the world’s longest surviving transplant recipient. They caution that only a handful of centers are qualified to perform such complex procedures and urge cautious advancement to advance rejection research and immunosuppressive drug use.
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New York
Philip Braiberg
Wieworld
Blasberg
United States
John Najarian
University of Minnesota Medical School
Blaiberg
Christiaan Barnard
Najarian
Chicago
Fritz Bach
University of Wisconsin
Irvine Page
Cleveland Clinic
IRA Threatens Renewed Northern Ireland Violence
The outlawed IRA mobilizes volunteers to fight in the North and sends units to Belfast. UK Prime Ministers meet in London to discuss peace and Catholic demands as 4000 British troops are deployed to Londonderry and Belfast. A peace committee forms after a 24 hour meeting.
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Nortern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
TRA
Cathal Goulding
Dublin
Belfast
Goulding
Ulster
Republic
IRA
Irish Republic
Harold Wil Sot
Britain
James Chichester-Clark
London
Chichester-Clark
Chambers of Commercesand Industry
Londonderry
Former East German swimmer escapes to West by 12 mile Baltic swim
Axel Mitbauer, 19, a former East German Olympic swimming team member, fled to West Germany by swimming 12 miles across the Baltic Sea. He was picked up by a ferry near Luebeck Bay after leaving a camping area on the East German coast and cited expulsion for associating with West German athletes.
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Luebeck
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Baltic Sea
Axel Mitbauer
West
Weekend bounty drives Los Angeles litter cleanup
In Los Angeles suburbs a Coffman family and other residents collect aluminum cans for a half cent per can under Reynolds Metals Co. incentive programs. The effort, aided by magnets for sorting and a central reclamation center, aims to curb trash while teaching thrift, with 200 cans yielding $1 and larger drives by Boy Scout and civic groups boosting recycling.
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Los Angeles
Ats
Loretta Coffman
Stephanie
Audrey
Keith
Walnut
Coffmans
Reynolds Metals Co
Commerce
Richmond
Reynolds Company
Miami
Goodwill Organization
Goodhwill
Watts
San Fernando Valley
Storm seeding aims to weaken Debbie with silver iodide
Airborne scientists and crews launched Project Storm Fury to seed Hurricane Debbie with silver iodide crystals in a ten hour operation from 93,000 feet. Observation planes tracked the cyclone as it moved slowly east of Puerto Rico and away from major populations.
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Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Debbie
South Atlantic
Caribbean
San Juan
Miami
Air Force
Navy
Elirhane Esther
Harpsichord Neupert Seeks Chamber Play Partners
Classified ad seeks chamber group players for a Neupert harpsichord nine months old single manual four octave instrument with excellent tone. Owner hopes to join a group for shared pleasure and practice. Contact Diat at 499-0400.
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Diat
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