Christ In Nativity Contested By ACLU In Washington
A federal court allowed the Nativity scene to remain at the Ellipse for the Pageant of Peace opening next Tuesday but keeps the Christ child dispute alive. The ACLU and American Jewish Congress argue government display on federal property endorses Christianity, delaying a ruling that could take months.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S. Circuit
Ellipse
White House
American Civil Liberties Union
Interior Department
American Jewish Congress
ACLU
Amputate Leg From Longhorn Football Star
Freddy Joe Steinmark, Texas Longhorns safety, underwent hip amputation after doctors found a malignant tumor in his left femur. He had played every down in a 15-14 win over Arkansas before the operation and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Houston
Tex
Freddy Joe ‘Steinmark
Texas
Nixon
Fayetteville
Ark
Longhorn
Arkansas
Freddie Joe Steinmark
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Bobby Mitchell
M. D. Anderson
Santa topless stunt disrupts San Francisco district
Lola Raquel, 26, was arrested in the Montgomery Street financial district on disturbing the peace charges after wearing a revealing costume with "Merry X-mas" across her chest and handing out candy to crowded streets. A publicity man said the stunt promoted the dancer's club.
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San Francisco
Santa Claus
Montgomery Street
Lola Raquel
Raquel
Space Lab Proposal Aims to Study Healing In Weightlessness
Heart transplant pioneer Dr. Christiaan Barnard discussed with GE and NASA officials a plan to use space as a laboratory for healing, sending a rat liver experiment aboard an orbiting lab to assess regeneration in microgravity and compare it with earthbound results. He noted potential disruptions to healing and referenced genetic anomalies seen in fruit fly eggs under weightlessness.
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Philadelphia
Christiaan Barnard
Space
Barnard
General Electric
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Orbiting Laboratory
Earth
Blackstone Union Studying Offer for IAM Members
Blackstone Corp proposes terms to the striking Lodges 2105 and 1240 of the IAM for a vote by members Tuesday. Lodge 2105 President Joseph Mason said the meeting will be in Jamestown's Crystal Ballroom at the Hotel Jamestown. About 650 production workers have been out since July 26 after contract expiration.
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Jamestown
Blackstone Corp
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Tuesda
Joseph Mason
Lodge 2105
Crystal
Barn Fire Kills 31 Cattle and Pony on Higginbotham Farm
A Sherman New York barn fire killed thirty one cattle and a pony on the John Higginbotham farm five miles north. The blaze began about 6 15 pm after fuse box work. Firemen from Sherman Westfield Ripley and Mayville fought the flames, saving twenty head before wind halted efforts. Loss included a manure spreader elevator two milkers and tools. insurance expected to cover most. The scene remained smoldering past midnight.
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Sherman
N.Y
John Higginbotham
Higginbotham
Westfield
Ripley
Mayville
Norgel Reed
Iremen
Larry
Journal
Hit and Run Driver Strikes 11-Year-Old in Warren
Warren Borough police seek driver after an auto struck an 11-year-old girl about 3 30 p m then fled. The child was taken to Warren General Hospital and released after treatment. Police have a vehicle description and urge the motorist to come to the station and identify themselves.
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Warren — Borough
Willard Zerbe
Warren General Hospital
Zerbe
Lurleen Wallace Story Completed
The first copy of a book about the life of the late Gov. Lurleen Wallace has been given to her husband, former Gov. George C. Wallace. Jack House, a former press secretary for both Wallaces, wrote the volume, called Lady of Courage.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lurleen Wallace
George C. Wallace
Jack House
Wallaces
Courage
Senate Vote Bans TV Smoking Ads
The Senate approved a bill to ban television and radio cigarette advertising effective January 1, 1971 by a 70 percent margin. The measure also would require stronger package warnings and limit FTC regulation until July 1971. Philadelphia plans four school days closed for heating and electric bill savings.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
House
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Board of Education
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Marine Bank Master
Warren Girl
Bai
Columbus, Pa
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