Quake Linked to Mississippi River Silt Deposits
An expert from Loyola University links Saturday's 5.5 quake centered in Albion Illinois to silt deposits from the Mississippi and other rivers. He says the weight could affect continental crust but doubts followups. The quake rattled 22 states with no major damage or injuries reported.
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Donald Roll
Loyola University
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St. Louis
National Earthquake Center
Washington
Shots Fired Near Khan In Pakistan
AP reports two shots were fired near President Ayub Khan in Peshawar as protests continued across four West Pakistan cities. No injuries. One student was killed in Nowshera when police fired on a mob amid three days of unrest linked to Bhutto and the Pakistan People’s Party.
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Pakistan
Peshawar
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
Radio
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Pakistan People’s Party
Farrow Evicted From London Hotel After Dispute
Actress Mia Farrow aged 23 and four companions were expelled from the Cavendish Hotel in London following a predawn disturbance at the restaurant. Tan Quartier was charged with obstructing police. Quartier posted bail and awaits Friday hearing. Donyale Luna suggested race discrimination, while the hotel cited attire and conduct in the restaurant as reasons for eviction.
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London
Mia Farrow
West End
Donyale Luna
Cavendish
Tan Quartier
Miss Farrow
Frank Sinatra
Steve Brant
Donald Cammell
Quarrier
Miss Luna
Quaiter
Mia
Luna
Woman in Columbus Helps Linden Boy in Runaway Case
An 18 year old Linden boy missing since July 10 with a Cranford girl is found in Columbus, Ohio. A woman there identified him from a newspaper story and said both youths were at her house. Doctors warn a malignant tumor in his left hand threatens his life without treatment.
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N.S
Columbus
Ohio
Wiliam P. Kakstys
Cranford
Jean Sahagan
William C
Wuester
Elizabeth
Union County
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J.A. Kakstys
New Airliner MOSCOW May Soon Take to Skies
The Soviet Union's supersonic TU144 airliner will take to the skies very soon according to Krasnaya Zvezda Red Star, the army newspaper, but no target date was given.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Krasnaya Zvezda
Red Star
Train wreck injures eighteen near Wilton Junction
A Rock Island Line passenger train carrying 75 people collided with a stalled tow truck near Wilton Junction Iowa. Eighteen aboard were hospitalized with cuts and bruises as five cars left the track and two engines toppled. The truck driver and a local football coach escaped seconds before impact.
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Junction
Iowa
Rock Island Line
Davenport
Muscatine
Moline
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Portland
Ore
Wheaton
Mary Owen
Harriet Neubauer
Iowa City
Marie
Millian
Des Moines
Gertrude Stoutamyer
Madison
Maine
Arthur L. Edwards
Miami
Fla
Hazel McMeekin
Rock Island
Frank Garner
East Moline
Ill
Joseph McAvoy
Wilston Junction
Roland J. Clausen
Wilton Junction
Dale Kreimeyer
Lwa
Willam Wollers
Yara wins Okinawa election end of US bases demand
Chokyo Yara, 65, won the Okinawa chief executive race on a platform to eliminate US bases and seek Japan's return of the islands. He acknowledged realism limits immediate base removal, saying the shift should be gradual to protect the economy as US support continues. He led with 233,273 votes while rivals Nishime and Nosoko trailed. Democrats gained a 17-seat majority in the 42-member assembly.
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Okinawa
Chokyo Yara
U.S
Ryukyu Islands
Vietnam
Japan
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sWara
Okinawa ‘Socialist Mass Party
Japanese Socialist Party
Okinawa People’s Party
Communist Party
Yara
Junji Nishime
Okinawa Democratic Party
Takehiko Nosoko
Democrats
Legislative Assembly
Nixon's Secretary Retained by Nixon’s Team
Rose Mary Woods will stay as President-elect Nixon's personal secretary after 17 years of service. She has accompanied Nixon on seven national campaigns and most official trips, and was named woman of the year by the Los Angeles Times in 1979 for her loyalty and political expertise.
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Fla
Rose Mary Woods
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Miss Woods
Miss Wood
California
Los_ Angeles Times
Sebring
Ohio
New York City
Wood
Joseph Woods
Illinois
Cook Coun
Israelis Wounded in Beisan Valley Artillery Fire
Three Israelis were wounded in the Beisan Valley as Jordanian artillery opened fire, according to the Israeli army. The incident occurred around dawn and reflects ongoing hostilities in the region. The army reported no further details at this time.
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Tel. Aviv
Beisan
Chiropractic Patients From All Walks Of Life
A Chicago chiropractic ad claims 30 million people benefited from chiropractic care and lists famous figures and professionals among its patients. It asserts chiropractic as an honorably recognized health profession based on scientific principles and invites readers to visit their local chiropractor at 319 Macdade Blvd.
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D. Harper
United States
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Truman
John Wayne
Robert Cummings
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Clare
Robert
Tad
Norma Zimmer
Aus ‘Thors
Napo T
Jean’ Hill
Marcus ‘Bach
Galfer Ae Aeer
Col
Sanders
D. Harpertucky
Worl
Macdade, Blvd
UN seeks seat for Red China amid two thirds rule
United Nations debate on seating Red China continues with allies led by the United States and allies proposing a two thirds vote to admit Peking as lawful representative. Sponsors include Albania Cuba Romania and twelve nonaligned nations while a counter proposal seeks a UN committee study and fall report for an equitable solution.
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Peking
New Zealand
Bolivia
Brazil
Colombia
Nicaragua
Gabon
Malagasy
Togo
Japan
Philippines
Belgium
Luxembourg
Teeland
Chile
U.N
FASTEETH Denture Aid Claim From AD Copy
An ad style notice promotes FASTEETH denture products claiming up to 35 percent better effectiveness and comfort. It asserts FASTEETH stabilizes uppers and lowers, reduces odor, and avoids souring. The copy urges regular dental care and availability at drug counters.
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Diskent
Farteeth
Germany
Questioning Faith and Peter's Forgiveness in Christ
A reflective piece urges readers to seek healing in Christ after guilt and sin. It recalls Peter’s response when facing Jesus’ holiness and urges drawing near to God rather than fleeing. The text emphasizes mercy, belief in Jesus, and finding peace through faith.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
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