Lindbergh Rescued From Tasaday Jungle Expedition
Charles Lindbergh and Philippine scientists were evacuated by a U S Air Force helicopter after their expedition to the Tasaday Forest was stranded 600 miles south of Manila. The party faced dwindling food as they awaited rescue and planned to continue studying the cave dwellers.
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Flizwalde
Charles A. Lindbergh
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Rounding Forest
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Administration official highlights rights progress beyond busing
In a broad interview J Stanley Pottinger director of the U S Office for Civil Rights argues Nixon’s busing moratorium may draw attention to advances in equal rights for women and Spanish speakers and for government contractors. He says enforcement must be balanced and that progress continues beyond desegregation. The official also notes legal questions about compliance in southern states and stresses program based integration over forced pupil mixing.
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Nixon
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U. S
Pottinger
Congress
Intelsat 4 Satellite Handles Thousands of Calls
The Intelsat 4 communications satellite can carry between 5 000 and 6 000 simultaneous two way telephone conversations under normal conditions.
Catholics Protest IRA Moves in Belfast
Catholic women in Belfast rallied in Andersonstown to oppose IRA violence after Sean MacStiofain rejected a truce. The protest follows a high profile killing, and Cardinal Conway urged an end to terrorism while Sinn Fein leaders vow to continue until British troops leave. A nearby Magherafelt blast wounded six children and four adults.
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Andersonstown
Underground Army
Sean MacStiofain
Northern Ireland
Martha Crawford
London
William Cardinal Conway
Ireland
MacStiofain
Londonderry
North
Magherafelt
Annual Spring Beach Scene Draws Thousands to Florida and Bahamas
Beaches from Daytona Beach to Nassau see a student migration for spring break. Police report mostly minor offenses and a parking crunch in Daytona as tens of thousands party. Fort Lauderdale reports hitchhiking issues. Nassau hotels run at high occupancy. Music, sun, and beach showers shape the scene.
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Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Nassau
Ray Hutton
Division of
Daytona
Fort Lauderdale
Questioning ITT scandal in campaign rhetoric and tax reform path
McGovern asserts ITT payoffs and SEC filings prove misused funds and tax issues while urging continued probes. He cites a $400 000 GOP convention contribution and violations of the Corrupt Practices Act as part of the ITT scandal.
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ITT
SEC
San Diego
McGovern
Judiciary Committee
Easter Services Held In Ancient Church Building
Angelican Holy Eucharist services were held at St. Mary Aldermanbury Church on Westminster College in Fulton Missouri. It marked the first denomi national service there since the London church was damaged by a 1940 fire bomb and the stone shipped rebuild began six years ago. The church serves as a Churchill memorial and was linked to Churchill's Iron Curtain speech in 1946. The original church dates to circa 1100 and rebuild plans by Christopher Wren followed the 1670 fire.
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London
Christopher Wren
American Archaeology Era Reveals Old World Contrast at Home
Cologne born writer C W Ceram argues Americans overlook their own ancient sites while chasing Greece and Egypt He notes early American cultures in Ohio New Mexico and the Mississippi Valley including Cahokia Mound near St Louis as a major pyramid compared with Egypt He urges greater emphasis on North American archaeology in schools and public knowledge.
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NEA
Kurt W. G. Marek
Marek
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Ceram
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United States
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Greece
Rome
The
Fertile Crescent
Harcourt, Brace & Jovanovich
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Siberia
Land Bridge
Bering Strait
New Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Florida
Illinois
St. Louis
Pharoah Cheops
Gizah
Nader urges Congress probe into FDA industry ties
A Ralph Nader group calls for a congressional probe of drug industry influence in the FDA. The 18 page report details demotions tied to industry complaints and notes consultants researching for pharmaceutical firms, raising conflicts of interest concerns and urging hiring guidelines.
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Ralph Nader
Congress
Consumer-Advocate
Food and Drug Administration
Nader
FDA
John Nestor
Office of Compliance
Nestor
United States
Europe
Ester
John Winkler
Surgical-Dental
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