U S Embassy in Warsaw Tightens Security After Threats
The U S Embassy in Warsaw boosted security following an anonymous call warning anti American vandalism as a first step. Acting chief Herb Wilgis met with the Foreign Ministry and submitted a diplomatic note seeking greater protection of the embassy amid a wave of anti American and anti French vandalism.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Herb Wilgis
Foreign Ministry
Reagan
United States
Bern
Warnock Defense Blames Children Imaginations
Betty Warnock testifies she and husband George never abused or locked children in boxes and says kids' imaginations explain reports of boxes during their Des Moines babysitting service. She fights tearfully, insisting no children were ever placed in boxes in any home they lived in.
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Des Moines
UPI
Betty Warnock
Ronald Wheeler
Warnocks
Polk County
Neighborly Quip Sparks Bigamy Joke About Leaves
A humorous exchange records a man telling his neighbor he contemplates bigamy due to the yard of leaves. The quip frames domestic satire and garden care as comic stakes. No other facts or context are provided.
Actress Jennifer O'Neill Shot in Bedford Hills
Bedford Hills New York actress Jennifer O'Neill famous from Summer of 42 was shot once in the abdomen Friday night and taken to Northern Westchester Hospital in Mount Kisco in fair condition. Police reported she was found bleeding in a second floor bedroom with others in the home.
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Bedford Hills
N.Y
Jennifer O'Neill
Mount Kisco
Ted Brugger
Brugger
McLain Ave
Westchester
Frank McCann
McCann
Timothy Hanrahan
Bedford Police Department
Miss O'Neill
Northern Westchester Hospital
Armando Galella
John Lederer
Cancer study is good news for meat eaters
Two Iowa lawmakers released a report arguing that reducing red meat intake could raise cancer rates, countering a National Academy of Sciences study. John Garst warned reduced meat could lower zinc bioavailability, possibly increasing cancer risk, in remarks tied to a Iowa State University council report.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Iowa
National Academy of Sciences
John Garst
University of Illinois Department of Toxicology
NAACP Focuses on Economic Status as Major Issue
NAACP Executive Director Benjamin Hooks says economic status of black Americans is the top issue in a weak economy. Speaking at Cedar Rapids banquet, Hooks cites unemployment gaps, seniority in unions, and limited black leadership as barriers to progress. He outlines projects including Our Fair Shares to push corporate hiring and equity.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Civil Rights Organization
NAACP
Benjamin Hooks
Hooks
Cedar Rapids
Freedom Fund
Stouffer’s
Five Seasons Hotel
Eugene Chism
the Gazette
America
Memphis, Tenn
EEO
Office of Equal Employment Opportunity
Reagan
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