Wallace Wife Says Politics Could Make Him Walk Again
The wife of Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told a TV audience that politics is the only thing that might persuade him to try to walk again after a May 15 shooting. She described his condition at Holy Cross Hospital in Maryland and noted a spinal catheter would remain. she urged support for his political goals and recounted the night of the shooting.
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Wallace
Angeles
Alabama
George C. Wallace
White House
Cornelia Walace
Holy Cross Tspital
Silver Spring
Califoruia
Mar Bremer
Waterbed aids labor at San Jose hospital
Expectant mothers at a San Jose hospital embrace a new $1,000 waterbed designed to ease labor pains. Dr. Hubert Goodin notes the bed, regulating from 0 to 100 degrees, lets patients cuddle down and relax before being moved to a conventional delivery bed when labor starts.
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Calif
San Jose
Capetown to Rio yacht race draws 110 entries
One hundred ten yachts have entered the Cape Town to Rio de Janeiro race scheduled for 1973. The list includes vessels from various sailing clubs and marks a major offshore challenge for regional sailing teams.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Cape Town-to-Rio de Janeiro
MIGs Struggle in North Vietnam Air War, Says AP
U S pilots report better performance from North Vietnamese MIGs earlier this year but see a shift as American jets regain air superiority. Pentagon data show about 35 U S planes lost in South Vietnam this year while North Vietnamese MIGs sustained heavy losses, potentially the worst year for Hanoi's air force yet. Russian aid through China appears not to be replacing losses this time.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force
P10a
Pentagon
Chad
Airway
United States
Vietnam
North
Navy
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Soviet Union
China
U.S. Women Hunt Limited Despite Obstacles in 1970
A federal report shows 38.6 percent of men and 11.5 percent of women age 12 and over hunted or fished in 1970 amid rising costs and other barriers. Only 1.1 percent of women were hunters.
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Washington
U.S
Student Survey Finds Greeley Shoppers Paradoxes
Tribune staffer Jim Craig reports on a two day student survey at West High School in Greeley. The study, organized by a local education class, surveyed shoppers about where they prefer to buy and why. Findings show broad store loyalty with many favoring downtown department stores for atmosphere, but with altered views by age groups.
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Dawn- Tribune
Town Arer
Greeley
Ais
Dis Hut Nated
Ley Patra
Ad West High School
Prive
Aed
Oasis on Dead Sea shores faces damage from visitors
AT TIN FASHKA on the Dead Sea shore, the natural oasis draws Israelis Arabs and tourists yet suffers from trampling litter and broken bottles. Park ranger AY Shahar laments neglect while authorities strive to keep the site pristine amid rising visitor numbers and past plans to turn it into a major tourist area.
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Rin Fashka
Jor- Than
Tin Fashka
Dead Sea
Stoneway
AY Shahar
Qumran
Jerusalem
Judean Desert
Middle East
Fin Fashka
Turkey
Afavica
Israeli Nature Reserves Authority
Lurie
Thelwild
Derusitom
West Bank of
Jordan
Rmger Shahar
bin Bashka
Shahar
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