Ten Commandments for motorists from parish magazine
In Worcester Park south London a parish magazine prints ten commandments for drivers. They cover steering wheel use, avoiding treating horsepower as a god, courtesy, sobriety, and safe signaling, ending with a warning against coveting a neighbor’s right of way. Meanwhile in Memphis the U S Engineers may remove the river stage sign once shown to pilots, as radio updates render it redundant.
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London
St. Mary's Church
Worcester Park
Memphis, Tenn
U.S
Russia Nears Ethnic Shift as Russians May Become Minor Group
The 1970 Soviet census may show non Russians outnumbering Russians within the USSR due to higher birth rates among Central Asian and Caucasian peoples. Paleckis cited pre revolutionary demographics and Lenin’s multina tional approach, noting over 100 ethnic groups and past Soviet solutions. In London, Britain will give 90 000 pounds to Save the Children Fund for Nigerian relief in 1989.
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New York Times
New York
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Russia
Central Asia
The
Caucasus
Tass
Dustas Paleckis
Soviet of Nationalities
Supreme Soviet
Lenin
Paleckis
London
Save the Children Fund
Thirteen Area Residents Receiving Degrees at AIC
Berkshire area residents will be among candidates for baccalaureate degrees at American International College commencement in Springfield on June 7. From Pittsfield and Great Barrington, Lenox, and nearby towns, graduates include Raymond F. Callahan Jr. Judith Henderson Samuel A. Spratlin Jr. Anthony P. Costa Jr. Bruce E. Stevens Stavros D. Tataridis Jill Coughlin Sohl Nancy Penvenne Warner John K. Anderson Maria Baldasarre Denise Jaouen Carol Molinari Rokos and others.
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John K. Anderson
Judith A. Henderson
Raymond F. Callahan Jr
Maria. Baldasarre
Anthony B. Costa, Jr
Ji Coughlin Sotl
Samuel A. Spratiin Jr
Berkshire Area
American International College
Springfield
Pittsfield
Raymond F. Callahan
Callahan
Edward Ave
Pittsfield High School
Berkshire Community College
Lawrence Henderson
Dexter St
Samuel A. Spratlin Jr
Sprat
Stavros D
Tataridis
Cornwall Academy
Greece
South Egremont
Jane ©. Rokos
John Rokos
Ashley Falls
Albertus Magnus High School
Banned Films Shown in Botswana By Milner
Syd Milner markets films banned in South Africa from Lobatsi Botswana using a government news sheet. He promotes titles such as In the Heat of the Night Bonnie and Clyde and Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush for their multiracial casts, amid South African censorship.
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Botswana
Syd Milner
South Africa
Mulberry Bush
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