Two Army privates hike the Appalachian Trail to Christmas
Privates Pedro Villareal and William Mason began their trek along the Appalachian Trail in September. They are flown by helicopter along the route and aim to finish before Christmas. The trail runs from Mount Katahdin in Maine to Mount Oglethorpe in Georgia, crossing 14 states, eight national forests, and two national parks. Camp sites and shelter cabins are spaced every 10 to 20 miles.
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Pedro Villareal
William Mason
Mount Katahdin
Maine
Mount Oglethorpe
Georgia
Wallace Shifts Gears as He Courts Black Voters
Alabama governor George Wallace, paralyzed from an assassination attempt, contemplates a third term while courting black voters after a landmark black homecoming at the University of Alabama. He addresses black mayors and faces intra party rivals, with McLain and Brewer as potential challengers in 1974.
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Rea Thuman
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Hom
University of Alabama
Tuskegee
Terry Points
National Democratic Party
Eugene McLain
Huntsville
McLain
Albert Brewer
Lurleen Wallace
Brewer
United Nations envoy Seali tested for circulatory problems
Ambassador John A. Seali chief U S delegate at the United Nations is undergoing tests in Phoenix Arizona at St Joseph's Hospital for intermittent yet continuing circulatory problems. A spokesman said he has been bothered for some months and deputy ambassador W Tapley Bennet will lead the U S mission in his absence.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
John A. Seali
U.S
Phoenix
Ariz
Scali
Arizona
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ambassdor W. Tapley Bennet
Soviet Press Accuses China Of Pushing U.S. War Over Middle East
Moscow reports Izvestia accuses Beijing of seeking to inflame Arab-Israeli fighting to provoke a Soviet-U.S. clash, praising detente while offering no solid proof. The piece also notes U.S. alert and Chinese skepticism of detente, with no Soviet confirmation of troop movements. Aberdeen backs hosting International Festival of Youth Orchestras for three years, proposing city funding rises to 100000 in 1976.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Middle East
Investia
Peking
United Nations
United States
Tzvestia
Izvestia
B. Koloskov
U.S
Aberdeen
Scotland
Festival of Youth Orchestras
Aberdeen Corporation
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Carpathian Mountains
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Uruguay
Launceston
England
Charles
Cornwall
Prince of Wales
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Earl of Chester
Earl of Carrick
Baron Renfrew
New York
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Racine, Wis
Wisconsin
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Cardinal Cooke
London
Sir John Eden
William Blanchard
Lfe
Sir John
Earl of Avon
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Edens
Louisville
Country Hill Brand
Wilson
Valleydale
Nabisco Oreo
Aton
KRAFT
Jaret Ty
Acme Food
Dial Soap
Ballards Biscuits
Philadelphia
Hiawatha
Arkeys
Fannie
Keister's
Westover Drive
Allen Food Store
Holbrook Ave
Purity Market
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S&t Grocery
Chatelcine Ave
Westover
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North Main
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Mideast
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