Arabs Fire At Knesset Buildings In Bat Dss War Report
Arab guerrillas fired two Soviet made rockets at the Knesset and other government targets in Bat Dss. The attack caused heavy material damage and multiple casualties, with nine people wounded and several killed in the ensuing gunfire during a protest period.
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Knesset
Bat
Res
Ogre Gheer
Allison Krause
Seley Miler
Prats NY
Willam Schnee
Lorain
Sandra Schever
Youngstown
U.S. Refugee Debate Spurs Loud Public Letters
Constituents flood Congress with mail and calls opposing South Vietnamese refugee intake. A Walton-like view in local coverage notes Americans worry about unemployment and security. Rep. Joe D. Waggonner Jr. cites letters asking if communists could be among refugees. Page 3.
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United Sates
Warship commissioned as USS Nimitz pledges by Ford during ceremony
At the commissioning of the USS Nimitz, President Ford delivered a pledge while recognizing the ship as one of the nation’s premier nuclear powered warships. The event highlighted the legacy of the late World War II hero who died in 1986, with remarks on naval resilience and future readiness.
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Ford
Nimitz
Hester
North Vietnam opens border and lands first aircraft in Saigon
Hanoi declares reopening of border with South Vietnam and launches reconstruction program. First aircraft of the Revolutionary Government lands in Saigon to a welcome by the liberation force as part of the new policy. Page 3.
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North Vietnam
Io Isak
Hanoi
Revolut Government
Saigon
Liberation Force
Housewives Fight Fires In Hometown Illinois
When the fire alarm sounds in Hometown Illinois eight housewives respond to the call forming about a third of the town's volunteer firefighting force. Fire Chief Richard Christopher notes the women participate actively in duties and drills.
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Hometown
Chicago
Tey
Richard Christopher
Derby Foolish Pleasure Wins After Bump at Kentucky Derby
Favorite Foolish Pleasure benefits from a bumping incident between Avatar and Diabolo to win the 101st Kentucky Derby. Avatar’s jockey Willie Shoemaker says the winner hardly needed the help. Foolish Pleasure’s jockey Jacinto Vasquez insists the result would have been the same without the collision.
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Foolish Pleasure
Avatar
Diabolo
Kentucky
Willie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Jacinto Vasquez
Warriors Eye Balls For A Team In A Quandary
The text references the Warriors and a team facing a tough moment in a series. It notes a high volume of shots and a misstep that could affect the NBA playoff context. The garbled OCR includes scattered phrases about arts, players, and a creator name, but the central idea concerns a basketball team’s in-series challenge and questioning decisions.
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Weocmn
Bitter tooth tale outlines one man’s denture woes
James Crowther of Newark recounts his failed denture experience after partial extractions left him with ill fitting teeth. He struggles with pain pills, adjustments, speech, and eating, describing how his new teeth made him look like a beaver and ruined social dinners.
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Jane Absott
Newark
James Crowther
Vinewood
Crowther
Pete
Dentists urge continued checkups amid denture concerns
Dr Thomas G Purstand Jr and colleagues discuss expectations for new dentures. They warn many patients face discomfort or fit issues in the first four months, with adjustments needed and some cannot wear dentures at all. Communication and follow up are key for successful adaptation.
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Thomas G. Purstand Jr
Castro Valley
Deniclees
Palmer
Pursiano
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