Nader Warns Rock Music May Harm Hearing
Nader urges Senate hearings on possible limits and ear protection for rock musicians after citing measured noise levels from 100 to 138 decibels in clubs and discotheques. He cites medical groups and university tests showing hearing impairment among freshmen and high school seniors, advocating local and state action.
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Washington
Fredo Lsamer
Ralph Nader
Senate
Washington, D.C
Nader
American Medical Assoc
University of Tennessee
David M. Lipiscomb
Riots Threaten New Upheaval in Curacao Amid Unrest
Labor leaders threaten fresh violence after a Friday flare left at least two dead and 150 wounded in Willemstad. Police and Royal Dutch Marines restored order as 200 more Dutch marines arrived. Curfew, liquor ban, and tourist confinement followed amid $20 million in damages and a heavy disruption to business.
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Willemstar
Curacao
Caribbean
Cire Kroon
Willemstad
US Japan Open Critical Talks Today
Washington begins high level talks with Tokyo to decide a potential 1972 schedule for Okinawa’s return to Japanese administration. US insists on continued use of major bases on the strategic island as Nixon plans a 10:30 a.m. EDT meeting with Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi after strategy talks with Secretary Rogers. Okinawa and Vietnam surface in Florida discussions.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Okinawa
Waris
Nixon
Kiichi Aichi
Key Biscayne
Wiliam P. Rogers
Florida
Vietnam
Ra Sails From Africa To Test Old Egypt Seafaring
Thor Heyerdahl aboard the Ra, a five ton papyrus boat, reports proving ancient Egyptians built seaworthy vessels. The voyage faces 10 to 12 foot waves and northwest b winds as Ra aims toward the Yucatan Peninsula to support a theory of pre-Columbian contact with Mexico and Central America.
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Cairo
Thor Heyerdahl
al Ahram
Nile
Heyerdahl
Morocco
Heverdahl
New World
Mexico
Ara
Yucatan Peninsula
Fires At Marion Berger Homeprompt Arson Suspected
Fire crews responded to two blazes at the Marion Berger residence on Fifth Avenue late Saturday and early Sunday. Authorities cite possible arson with damages estimated at 250 and 35 dollars. Juvenile Bureau detectives joined the inquiry. Sunday reports note a stabbing on Court Street and other police incidents in the area.
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Marion Berger
Fifth Avenue
Berger
Fifth Ave
Juvenile Bureau
James McHellon
West Dunbar
Court Street
McHeljon
Charleston General Hospital
United Warehouse Inc
Clendenin Street
Ken Ed Laundromat
Bigley Avenue
George Sovick
Highland Road
Ma Transit
A. S. J. Hopkins
Ruifner Ave
Four shot by pellets in Hernshaw home attack
A disabled coal miner, Dorsey Meadows, 34, fired on four men and his sister Audry Estep at his Lens Creek home near Hernshaw after foremen came to apologize for a prior incident. Meadows was jailed on felonious assault charges as victims received treatment at Charleston Memorial Hospital.
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Hernshaw
U.S. 119
Dorsey
Red Meadows
Audrey Esteper
Meadows
Lens Creek
Sixth Ave
Charleston
Gilbert Warold
Baire
Harold
Parents Roundtable Teach Children to Play
Lorena Anderson and Eunice Berson argue parents must teach play as a core personality development. Early instruction with simple cues builds happiness, social belonging, and joyful responses to life, preventing anxious, serious adult mindsets.
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Lorena Anderson
Eunice Berson
School Activities This Week
PTA meeting at Lakewood at 7 p.m. Monday includes installation of officers a sixth grade skit and room visitation. Band Boosters meet at Junior High at 7 30 a.m. Tuesday with a reception frame at 2 p.m. in honor of teacher Mrs Violet Mcintire former pupils and friends invited.
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PTA
Lakewood
Violet Mcintire
City Church to vote on new pastor Sunday
The congregation of Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church will vote Sunday on a proposed new pastor to succeed Rev Robert B McNeill who resigned to return to college. A candidate has been chosen by a pulpit committee and will be presented for vote after the service.
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Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Robert B. McNeill
China Split Conference Sparks Soviet Allegations
Pravda accused China of trying to split the united front ahead of the Moscow Communist conference. The communist paper charged Peking and Western media with slandering the summit, which was set to begin in Moscow on Thursday.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda Sundal
China
International Communist Movement
Man Tee-ting
United Front
Pravda
Peking
Three Die in Cessna Crash at DeKalb Airport
A light plane crash at DeKalb Peachtree airport in Atlanta killed three people and injured one. The Cessna 177 Cardinal reportedly lifted off then lost power and burst into flames at the field’s end, according to FAA official Jack Barker.
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Atlanta
DeKalb-Peachtree
Jack Barker
Federal Aviation Agency
Relief for Poison Ivy Mosquitoes Chiggers Sale
An ad notes LES-IVY cooling soothing relief for poison ivy bites mosquitoes and chiggers. The product is sold at drug counters.
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