Transit camp near Vienna reshaped by Soviet Jewish exodus
Schoenau transit camp outside Vienna hosts several hundred Soviet Jews weekly as emigration to Israel climbs. The Jewish Agency has modernized the 400 acre estate with 250 beds and a kosher kitchen while Austrian guard forces secure the site.
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Schoenau
Soviet Union
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Hapsburg Castle
Vienna
Israel
Schoenau Castile
Hapsburg
Jewish Agency
Poland
Schoenau Castle
Austria
Israel Wilshinski
Malizgasee
Canada
United States
National Officer Set To Address Local Eagles
James J. Bailey, Grand Worthy President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, will address Biddeford Aerie No. 804 on Oct 3 at 8 p.m. Bailey, from Rockland Massachusetts, was elected head of the organization at Seattle's 75th International Convention on Aug 2. He urges programs supporting families and notes his background as a Rockland town official and veteran group member.
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James J. Bailey
Order of Eagles
Biddeford Aerie
Emilien Paquin Bailey
Rockland
Mass
Order
Seattle
Washington
Bailey
Grand Aerie
S‘ate
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Sons of Italy
Ellsberg warns of secret warfare power in government
DANIEL ELLSBERG, speaking at the University of Delaware, argues that a 25 year pattern of government secrecy threatens constitutional guarantees. He cites the Pentagon Papers case and says the executive has built a security system that could unleash a world war in secret, with the president wielding unseen powers.
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Ellsberg
Thejef
Elisberg
Pentagon
Indochina
Proxmire Attacked While Jogging Near Capitol
Senator William Proxmire was assaulted by two youths while jogging near his home and office. He fought back, broke part of the stick used in the attack, and the attackers were later arrested. The same day, Tyrone Marshall faced trial under the Congressional Assault Act for allegedly attempting to kill Senator John C. Stennis.
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Wisconsin Democrat
Proxmire
Washington
John C. Stennis
D.miss
Tyrone I. Marshall
Congress
Stennis
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Marshall
John
Silence fades after West Point disciplinary tradition
Lit. James Pelosi, from West Hampstead New York, received his Infantry Officer's Basic Course diploma at Fort Benning. He endured a year of "silencing" at West Point amid charges of cheating later dismissed. Class of 380 included many West Point graduates. The Silence was a formal ritual used to resign dishonored cadets.
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FT. Benning
James Pelosi
Pelosi
West Point
West Hampstead
N.Y
Comet Kohoutek Expected Best View January Ten to Twenty
Cambridge based Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reports Comet Kohoutek will reach perihelion on December 28 with the strongest brightness and a tail of 10 to 30 degrees two weeks later. Best viewing nationwide is forecast for January 10 to 20, with naked eye visibility limited until December.
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Cambridge
Mass
Kohoutek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Brian Marsden
Observatory
United States
Planetarium Plans Sky Tonight Series At Maine Campus
The Southworth Planetarium at the University of Maine Portland-Gorham opens with a fall series named The Sky Tonight. It covers constellations, planet motion, eclipses, and bright stars with shows on Sundays and specific October evenings. Reservations are required due to limited seating.
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Portland
Southworth Planetarium
University of Maine At Portland-Gorham
Kohoutek
Maine
U S Delicate Talks to Keep Austria Open for Soviet Jews
U S officials press Chancellor Kreisky to resist capitulation to terrorists while acknowledging Austria's sovereignty. Publicly they oppose closing the transit center for Jewish emigrants and privately signal hope Austria will honor humanitarian traditions amid pressure to free hostages aboard the Chopin Express.
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United States
Austria
Israel
U.S
Vienna
Kreisky
Nixon
Bruno Kreisky
Robert McCloskey
State Department
Regis
Pan
Kressky
Soviet Union
New York Times
Romania
Kreivky
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William Mathiew Byrne
Capitolh
William Proxmire
Biddeford
Biddeford Public Works Dept
New England
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Sky Tonight
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