Paris Vacation Mood Mixes Frustration and Change
Paris residents flee for August holidays amid soaring costs and fashion upheaval. Tourists swell the city as new suburbs sprout, an express boulevard rises, and a modernized Paris sparkles with new art displays, parking, and a new airport. TheGraphic notes fewer big spenders and shifts in cinema, culture, and books while prices and phone access frustrate locals.
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Aline Mosey
Paris
UPI
Vietnam
Middle East
Spain
le Figaro
Marianne
France
Mediterranean
Georges Pompidou
Panchists
Peugeot
New York
Bais de Bologne
Volcan
Europe
Jouvre Museum
Notre Dame
Tarzan
Portnoy
The Carre Ter Ecram A Partnership Notice
Local notice from The Carre Ter Ecram A Partnership at 1254 27th Avenue Columbus Nebraska outlines subscription details and mailing rates. It lists delivery options, regional rates, and a change of address process via the postmaster and Columbus mail office.
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Carre Ter Ecrama
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Postavk Pall
Columbun
Platte
Colax
Lawrence Welk Declines Daley Polka Trophy Invite
Chicago Mayor Daley invited Lawrence Welk to present the Lawrence Welk Trophy at the Aug 18 Lake Front Festival polka championship. Welk declined in a jest to Daley, saying he would send one of their new polka albums to accompany the trophy.
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Lawrence Welk
Welk
Daley
Iam
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Forecast With Tips and Birthsign Notes
Astrological forecast for all sun signs outlines leadership, finances, and emotional guidance. Aries and Taurus urge confidence and caution with assets, Gemini and Cancer emphasize direction and restraint, Leo calls for balanced heart and mind, Virgo seeks harmony, Libra warns against haste, Scorpio notes money and creativity, Sagittarius highlights maturity, Capricorn favors new approaches, Aquarius urges clarity, Pisces anticipates travel and growth. birthday guidance encourages continued skill improvement.
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Aries
Genates
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Uly
Rey
Crete
LIORA
Scorpio
Battle near Phnom Penh marks closest push to capital
Dozens of American troops died or were wounded as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces pressed toward Phnom Penh. Reports say 25 Allied installations were shelled overnight with ground fighting, air crashes, and mine explosions. Casualties reached 10 dead and 41 wounded in a brutal one day toll.
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Phnom Peni
UPI
Phnom Tesh
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
South China Sea
Cam Ranh Saigon
da Nang
Phom Penh
Tonle Sap
Phome Pehn
Tia City
Building new swamps for salamanders
SANTA CRUZ Calif. UPID California's Division of Thigh ways plans a new swamp for long-toed salamanders to replace habitat lost by highway widening. UC zoologist Dr. Robert Stebbins noted the move. the division pledged 3000 for the swamp with wildlife food. Stebbins warned against eviction of the reptiles without refuge.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
UPID
California
University of California
Robert Stebbins
Stennins
King toned down FBI criticism after Hoover visit
Time magazine reported that in 1964 J Edgar Hoover confronted Martin Luther King Jr with tapes claiming extramarital affairs and advised toning down criticism of the FBI. The piece, tied to John Williams's book The King God Didn't Save, suggests political assassination by leaks and pressure from white power groups surrounding King.
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New York
UPI
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ving
King
Gazine
Hoover
FBI Director’s
Time
Fis
John Williams
Williams
James Earl Ray
PBI
East Germany Eyes UN Bid Amid West Tension
East Germany plans a United Nations membership campaign to improve ties with the divided nation while not abandoning demands for a treaty granting recognition to the Communist regime. Hungary’s Janos Kadar faces pressure to stay as reforms proceed under Soviet tolerance. Brussels officials say Nixon and Congress control a path to easing trade disputes that could avert a tariff-driven clash. French vacation season concerns include wage and welfare demands as Riviera plans unfold. King’s College opened in 1754 with eight students and one instructor.
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D. J. Oestreicher
United Press International
U.N
Wild Carrot Plants Made Garden Carrot Sources
The Wild Carrot, also called Bird's Nest for its curled flower, provides our regular garden carrot. This two to three foot tall plant grows in waste places and fields and is valued for decorative use. Call 564vi74. we offer personal service.
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