Russian Jews say Nixon visit worsened their plight
A Russian Jewish student reports letters smuggled from the Soviet Union claim Jews feel harsher conditions since Nixon’s Moscow trip last May. The letters say Nixon did not press Brezhnev or publicize talks on emigration, prompting appeals to Nixon and McGovern to ease Soviet restrictions.
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Philadelphia
Nixon
Soviet Union
Russia
Richard Spiegel
Reconstructionist Rabbinical College of Philadelphia
Kiev
Israel
Spiegel
Henry
Moscow
United States
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Kissinger
McGovern
Warren Policeman Bound Over in Assault Case
Warren District Magistrate Martha Lawson ordered Sgt. Edward Peterson of the Warren Borough Police Department held for court on assault and battery. The ruling followed testimony at a Monday preliminary hearing and was supported by Judge Robert L. Wolfe after consultations at the Warren County courthouse. Peterson is accused by Mrs. Stanley Collin of Warren of beating her son Bradley during a July 30 arrest for disorderly conduct.
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Warren
Martha Lawson
Edward Peterson
Warren Borough
Lawson
Robert L. Wolfe
Warren County
Peterson
Stanley Collin
Bradley
Abortion rates rise in New York during 1971
State Health Department figures show a 29 percent increase in abortions in 1971 with 262,807 total procedures. The rate was 360 per 1000 live births for Jan 1 to Dec 31 1971, reflecting liberalized access that began July 1 1970 and that nonresident women accounted for 61 percent of 1971 abortions.
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York State
State Health Department
Department
Office of Biostatistics
New York State
Hawaii
New Mexico
East Branch News Trip and Community Activities Highlight Local Folks
A long family and church news roundup covers a 10 day East Branch trip by Mrs Kilngenamith and relatives through New York Vermont New Hampshire Maine and portions of Canada including Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. It also notes East Branch Home Missions Society meeting with 11 women present in August and plans for September. Additional items include visits by local residents to relatives in New York Pennsylvania and Texas, a Sunday School trip to the Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, and upcoming Rally Day at Cobbs Corner Sunday School with Scene of Felt lesson and Moody Science Film showings at Dobbs Corners Community Church and Hemlock Lakes.
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Kilngenamith
Emmit Young
Deloris
Emmit
Cecile Burleigh
Cecile
Jack
Janet) Moravek
Plattsburg
N.Y
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Canada
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Cape Breton Island
Halifax
Green Gables
Cavendish
Lucy Maud Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables
Charles Bugbee
East Branch Home Missions Society
Pittsfield
Garland
Beaverdam
Spartansburg
Columbus
Corry
Leota Jones
Carl Smith
Youngsville
John Rickerson
Raymond Halquist
Johnsonburg
Louis Brinkley
Kane
Rickersons
Robert Whittemore
Warren
Dobbs Corners
Washington, D.C
Titusville
Neal Mahaffey
Lower Burrell
Washington
Capital Building
Federal Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington Zoo
Rey
Charles Baker
Tom
Tim
Susan
Harlingen
Texas
Klingensmith
Baker
Excelsior Full Gospel Church
Mexico
Cobbs
WMPF
St. Paul Bible School
St. Paul
Minn
Max Cobb
Max
Stephen Cobb
Ashtabula
Cobbs Corner
Mark Williams
Union City
Moody Science
Hemlock Lakes
Benzpyrene link to lung cancer questions raised
Two top researchers presented findings at an American Chemical Society meeting suggesting benz pyrene from cigarette smoke and urban air may not raise lung cancer risk. A study of 5939 U.S. roofing workers showed no significant cancer increase versus general population, despite high exposure.
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New York
U.S
Irving R. Selikoff
Mt. Sinai School of Medicine
E. Cuyler Hammond
American Cancer Society
American Chemical Society
Selikoff
Roofers Union
Mayor Won't OK Wine Festival Again
In Los Gatos California Mayor Ruth Cannon threatened to end the annual Wine and Cultural Festival after a weekend gathering drew about 25 000 attendees, 600 cases of wine and 90 degree heat. Police reported sit arrests, injuries to two officers and vandalism including theft of two stuffed elephants from the Republican headquarters by motorcycle gangs who flooded the town Sunday.
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Los Gatos
Calif
Republican
Ruth Cannon
Kissinger Weighs Movie Career Amid Hollywood Ties
In Honolulu AP reports Kissinger, President Nixon's top foreign policy adviser, jokes about entering films citing his Hollywood connections. He notes no publisher talks yet on memoirs, despite rumors of a $2 million advance, and acknowledges frequent dates with stars like Jill St John.
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Honolulu
Henry A. Kissinger
Hollywood
Nixon
Hawaii
Kissinger
Jill St. John
California
White House
International Congress of Learned Societies in Religion
Los Angeles hosts three thousand biblical scholars for a five day meeting starting Saturday. The conference, chaired by Dr James McConkey Robinson, aims to humanize faith in Western civilization and address religion in an industrialized society, race relations, and women's lives with about 450 papers and 12 major addresses. European and Far East scholars join American theologians as 15 societies participate.
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Los Angeles
International Congress of Learned Societies
James McConkey Robinson
Far East
Dr. Robinson
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Heinz Hot Dog
Hamburg
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