Yugoslav Flight Disaster Survivor Defies Odds
Seven year old stewardess Vesna Volovic, the sole survivor of a Yugoslav Airlines explosion at 31 000 feet, remains in a coma in an open hospital. The Yugoslav Borba newspaper hails her rescue as two miracles amid 37 aboard. A Czech airspace tragedy occurred mid week near ookivst ia.
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Opech Ustovek
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Borha
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Oitar
Czech
Ookivst Ia
Nixon as quarterback for secret Vietnam talks disclosed
An authoritative White House source revealed that President Nixon acted as quarterback for Henry Kissinger’s covert trips and negotiations with North Vietnam. The president stayed in close touch with Kissinger and held long huddles before and after each mission.
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Nixon
Henry A. Kiseinger
White House
Flissinger
Jim
No-Fault Auto Insurance Idea Proposed by Committee
A modified no fault plan would pay injured drivers or passengers up to 8000 dollars for medical benefits and lost wages regardless of fault. The payments would be made by the victim’s own insurer without any legal action.
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Har Associ
Alltbout
Slayings Probe Hears Conspiracy Theory in NY
Police lean toward a theory that two patrolmen were killed by a loose guerrilla group claiming to be the George Jackson squad of the Black Liberation Army. The claim, attributed to United Press International, is disputed and part of the unfolding investigation.
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New York
George Jackson
Black Liberation Army
United Press Inemiationa
West Coast longshore strike may resume negotiations
Union leader Harry Bridges warns 45,000 strikers will not return to work without a favorable vote or presidential action. The West Coast ports face potential restart Monday as Canadian and U S workers step up picketing and cargo moves slow near Vancouver and San Isidro.
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Harry Bridges
Nixon
Bridges
Fhe Mailer
West Coast
Vancouver
B.C
U.S
Ab San ¥Sidro
Teamster
Ensenada
Muskie Leads in New Hampshire Poll Confidence Edge
A Boston Globe poll of 945 New Hampshire residents in the Democratic primary shows Edmund Muskie with a strong lead over George McGovern. Muskie is favored by 65 percent, McGovern by 30 percent, and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty at 6 percent.
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Edmund
Muskie
Maine
New Hampshire
Boston Sunday Globe
George McGovern
McGovern
Los Angeles
Sam Yorly
Draft Lottery Reemerges Amid Uncertain Civilian Call
A new draft lottery plan targets 2 million men turning 19 this year with a standby drawing planned for next year and possible future years even if draft authority ends. President Nixon’s forecast suggests few will be drafted, while the 1960s style lottery is described with mixed accuracy and notes a leap year adjustment.
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Toiraft Arinhers
Nixon
Review item from Hayward California edition
Brief OCR fragment notes a Review section from Hayward California with page and volume details. Mentions contact number 783 5154 and volume 7h No 108 across 108 pages. No clear event or person beyond publication metadata.
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Hayward
California
Washington hospitals face bed shortages amid patient declines
In Fremont and across Washington, hospitals report empty beds and reduced staffing after 1971 budget cuts. Officials cite economic pressure and fewer admissions as occupancy falls, even as wage price controls ease and confidence returns. Analysts warn the national trend may continue.
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American Hospital Association
Alameda County
Bay Area
South County
Travers
Eden
Laurel Grove
8Th Rose
San Leandro Memorial
Washington
Witty
Wessay
Geeupane
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