Where Did the Warm Weather Go In Early 1972
A fragmentary weather feature notes an abrupt warm spell in the East with temperatures in the 60s on a Tuesday and springlike activities at Buchanan School. It describes students playing kickball, a resident carrying a bag of debris across a flooded street, and two younger boys shoveling melted snow from a school yard area while bystanders observe.
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East Lewans
Buchanan Scholaith Gradars
Richard Long
Twentieth Street
Hardeg
Glenway Drive
Buchanan
Steve Dixon
Fifth Avenue
Ed Shuttleworth
Twenty-fifth Street
McKinley Junior High School
Dennis Decker
Sixth Avenue SE
U S Intervene in N Ireland Debate Heats in Congress
Delegates discuss U S intervention in Northern Ireland as a potential solution. Kennedy warns that U S action could worsen divisions and fail to resolve centuries of conflict. Senate and House members consider proposed resolutions urging coordinated contact with Ireland Ulster and Britain.
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Solttn
Benjarin Rosenthal
Dany
Fouse
Ireland
Ulster
England
Aind
Hat
Northern Ireland
Washington
Nixon
Seccelart
Marlin
Europe
Congress
Hillenbrand
William Rogers
America
Ereland
Hatain
Raodiate
Enthusiastic reception for Vienna Choir Boys in C R
The Vienna Choir Boys performed in Sitielair auditorium under Uwe Theimer before a packed audience. The preteen chorus of 28 delivered three program parts sacred music a comic operetta and secular songs with notable moments including Pueri Concinite and a polished Walzers rendition though overall the ensemble showed growing discipline and musical responsiveness.
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Uwe Theimer
Irving Ordered to Show Cause in Defamation Case
New York AP reports state supreme court ordered Clifford Irving to show why a 160 million defamation judgment should not be entered against him in a libel case arising from his Fake! art forgery book. Demand Legros seeks damages. co-defendant includes McGraw-Hill. Irving missed court and is under federal grand jury scrutiny over alleged assets.
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New York
Clifford Irving Fay
State Supreme Court
Tibet
Irving
Howard Tinghes
Feidey
Garner Boot
Birdie Amsterdam
Demand Legros
Metsraw-Hill
Dell Publishing Co
Legras
Pear
Zriual
Robert Maheu
Hughes
Nevada Anovestments
Maheu
Topic Listed For Third in Lenten Series
The third Men s Lenten program will feature Rev Raymond Lott Wriday speaking on Disciples of a Rebel He is program consultant for the Iowa area Tolley Methodist church and will be introduced by Dean Met cal Edward Sears will preside at Friday s luncheon Benediction by Joseph Savarino and James Springer with Sweet Adelines providing music The speaker, a Towan native and Simpson college graduate, has done postgraduate work in clinical pastoral care Reservations can be made by phone to De2-1338.
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Raymond Lott Wriday
R. Maté
Siroom
Mr. Lott
Iowa
Tolley Methodist Church
Dean Metcalf
Edward ©. Sears
Joseph Savarino
James ‘Springer
Adelines
Onovide
Towan
Simpson College
Perkins’ School of Ideology
Dallas
Investments Pay For Bus Driver After Death
London. John Howse, a London bus driver for 32 years who never took a vacation, left 16200 in his will. He died last month at 67. During World War II he bought several houses with investment money and owned nine at his death, according to his lawyers.
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London
UPR
Stock Exchange
John Rowse
Howse
Bangladesh Prime Minister Visits Soviet Union in Moscow
Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman arrived in Moscow to a warm greeting from Premier Kosygin. Diplomats say he will seek economic aid to rebuild the war torn nation. He arrived after a stop in Tbilisi and was welcomed by high Soviet officials amid falling snow.
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Moscow
UPD
Mujibue Rahman
Bangladesh
Alexei Kosygin
Rehniga
Soviet Union
Rahman
Alrilner
Tbilisi
Sourte
Sanday
Leningrad
Ari Tashkent
Hughes Spruce Goose Seaplane Set to Leave Harbor Hangar
Long Beach California AP reports Hughes Spruce Goose the giant plywood seaplane that flew once in 1947 will be evicted from its harbor roost after the Harbor Commission refused to renew Hughes Tap Co. lease set at 36000 dollars per year. The hangar site will be used for a tanker terminal with removal deadline marching to March 4 1974.
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Hughes
Long Beach
Calif
Howard Hughes
Harbor Commission
Inustrialis
Hughes Tap Co
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Kenbery
Richioil
Dean
Kennedy
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Cat
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Fred Burrows
Wis
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Vlarabrand
Denyurgs
C. R
By Les Zachers
Vienna
Muich
Sitielair
Cow College
Cee-KirkWood Conger
Benjamin Brillen
Vienna Choir Boys
Sun Ensemble
Jean
Tong
Nora
Satisty
Ord
Raymond Lott
Reser
Inargoniur Cottonden
Sovel ePoru Carstensen
Noiron
Splatyer
Dion
Svester Pyhrer
OWEN
Crystal
Ibe
Walt Ava
Rylon
Palyester
Misgevar Sme
S. Prt Baop
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