Laird says some activities toward POW release underway
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told reporters in Saigon that some efforts to obtain the release of American POWs are moving forward while cautioning against false hopes. He noted troop withdrawals will exceed 184000 by December, with additional servicemen to return home for Christmas.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Melvin Mr. Laird
Privata
Elvan Nés
Shird
Shigon
Nixon
Jease
U.S
Vietnam
Laird
Dee
Secretary of Defense
Washington
Cen
Creighton W. Abrams
Army
South Korea
St Stephen of Hungary Exhibit at Culordo Library
An exhibit titled St Stephen of Hungary His Reign And His Era marks the millennium birth of the Hungarian king and saint. It will run November 21 to December 4 at the University of Northern Culordo Library with a November 21 opening reception 3 to 5 p m in the Library Auditorium. It is sponsored by the City Library in cooperation with the American Hungarian Federation. A videotape program about St Stephen his life and times will be shown.
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St. Stephen of
Hungary
University of Northern Culordo
City Library
Hngarian Federation
St Stephen
Deaths Around The World Report Aboard
Death notices from Rochester New York to Washington and Cresco Iowa report the passing of notable figures. Dr Henry A Blair 71 a University of Rochester researcher who helped develop safety standards for handling radioactive material died Thursday. William Herbert Tom Rath 74 longtime General Aniline and Film Corp executive died Friday in Switzerland. Henry Borlaug 41 father of 1970 Nobel Peace Prize winner Moerman Horlaug died Friday. the note mentions a humanities and social sciences exhibition and a historical reference to St Stephen in the Carpathian Basin.
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Rochester
N.Y
Henry A. Blair
Blair
University of Rochester
Washington
William Herbert
Tom Rath
General Aniline and Film Corp
New York
Itn
Switzerland
Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Cresco
Iowa
Henry Borlaug
Moerman Horlaug
St. Stephen
Carpathian Basin
Hungary
Georgia tufting pioneer Dick Bradley Bandy dies at 81
Dalton Georgia report notes Dick Bradley Bandy 81 who helped pioneer tufted textile history in Georgia with his wife Rud Bandy. The couple were early patentees in tufted bedspreads and later applied their process to carpets.
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Dalton
Dicksie Bradley Bandy
Georgia
Rud. Bandy
Shutterbugs Meet On Monday at University Center Room 248A
The Greeley Shutterbugs Camera Club will gather Monday at 7 30 pm in Room 248A of the University Center for their final competition of the year Slides and prints categories are open Members should bring prints and slides for inter club contests before December Also planned are taped mini programs on November 22 and the Christmas dinner on December 13 Open to all photography enthusiasts.
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Greeley — Shutterbugs J Camera Club
University Center
Photographic Society of America
Four Deaths Boost Colorado Road Toll in 1971
The Colorado State Patrol reports four highway deaths raising the year to 526 fatalities, 86 fewer than the same date last year. Victims include Lief A. Mount 20 Canon City Colorado. a Nebraska woman unnamed. Hiram N. Dickson 61 Idalia. Katherine L. Munoz 11 Denver. Mount died when ejected from his car on a Fremont County road. The Nebraska woman died on Colorado 42 in Morgan County. Dickson died from injuries after a car-truck collision in Yuma County. his wife Stella 85 died in the same accident. Munoz girl died after being struck by a car in Denver, not in a crosswalk.
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Associated Press
State’ Patrol
Colorado
Lief A. Mount
Canon City
Hiram N. Dickson
Idalia
Katherine L. Munz
Denver
Veteran of Biafran Crisis Guides UNICEF in Bengal
William Wn. Gatis reports on Henry R. Labauisse, then UNICEF executive director, warning that U.S. aid cut would harm relief work in Bengal and echoing past crises in Biafra. Labauisse cites American support as crucial to aid for starving mothers and children amid civil war in East Pakistan, while urging continued U.S. funding.
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William WN. Gatis
U.S
Nanmons
N.Y
Henry R. Labauisse
U.N
Unicem
India
Unicef
Jey
Ibouisse
Senate
United States
Halloween origins and Jack O'Lantern legend explained
The piece explains Halloween roots from All Saints Day to Al Hallow's Eve, pumpkin and turnip lanterns, costumes and harvest symbolism, and the Jack of the legend who must wander with a lantern. It notes Jim Sponnick of Duluth, Minnesota winning a prize for a quiz question.
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England
United States
Jack
Heaven
Hell
Jim Sponnick
Duluth
Minn
UNC Poll Favors New Stadium and Student Fee Hike
A student and faculty conducted poll at the University of Northern Colorado shows 78 percent support replacing Jackson Field with a new stadium. About 73 percent support a $2 to $3 per quarter student fee to finance the facility, with 9,408 in favor and 1,269 against.
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UNC
University of Northern Colorado
Takityz
Jean Petal
Newview
Ung
Ana
Haster Collegiate Junc
Vallinteers
Office of Ombudsman
Gnc
UNO
Jackson Field
Bob Blasi
Court Nominees Seen Confirmed Before This Thanksgiving Day
AP Denver report says two Supreme Court nominees Powell of Virginia and Rehnquist of Alaska are likely to be sworn in before Thanksgiving as Senate delays and absenteeism ease. White House aide Herbert Klein notes speedy confirmation despite holdups and cites progress on foreign aid legislation and differing House Senate approaches to funding.
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Denver
Herbert Klein
Senate
Klein
Lewis P. Powell
Virginia
Willian L. Rehnquist
Adona
Nixon
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H. Salt
Eiq
Cascade
28Th Ave
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O'Lantern
Jack O' Lantern
House of Representatives
Senate Foreign Relations Committiee
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Church of the Nazarene
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