Camp for Diabetic Children in Carolina Area
An inquiry asks for help locating a diabetic children’s camp. The Carolinas Camp for Diabetic Children is at Eagle’s Nest near Brevard, North Carolina. For information contact the Greenville Lay Society of the South Carolina Diabetic Association, P. O. Box 8248, Greenville, South Carolina.
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Carolinas
Eagle’s Nest
Brevard
N. C
The
Greenville Lay Society of the
S. C. Diabetic Association
P. D
Greenville, S. C
Action Line helps deliver private telephone wait ends
A reader thanks Action Line for prompting a private telephone installation after eight years of wait and asks to disregard future calls as results were excellent. The reply cites coincidence and notes the urge to push companies for prompt service when possible.
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Action Line
Anon. A
Ozymandias
King of Kings
Jacob
Rachel
American Kennel Club Address Listed in Paper
The paper lists the American Kennel Club at 51 Madison Avenue New York NY 10010.
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American Kennel Club
Madison Avenue
New York
N. Y
Plea for Dog Water and Street Repair Update
A reader requests water for dogs left in backyards up to two days, expresses love for canines, and notes anonymous neglect reports referred to Guilford County Humane Society. An inquiry about Joshua Circle repairs cites a Jan 6 and Jan 20 scraping schedule and director’s assurance to monitor progress.
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Joshua Circle
Wills
Water shutoffs and city rules for unpaid bills
A reader asks if it is illegal to shut off water for days for nonpayment. The answer notes city code Sec 20 24 lets billing lead to discontinuation on the 21st day after mailing if unpaid, withFees. The Dogwood Garden Club pleads against dumping in Emerywood West Lexington plot. Mrs. Ernest Freeman.
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Dogwood Garden Club
Emerywood Drive
Lexington Avenue
High Point
Ernest Freeman
Britain Sees Major Power Cuts Amid Coal Strike
Electric power outages cripple Britain as coal strike disrupts rail services and industry. Thousands sent home as factories suspend operations, markets tumble, and the pound weakens with a possible total shutdown looming. Violent clashes erupt between miners and police in several points.
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London
Britain
England
Scotland
Nixon Prepares For Departure On China Trip
President Nixon readies for a historic trip to Peking with three days left. He seeks more information from aides and consults French intellectual Andre Malraux for insights on China.
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Nixon
China
Washington
Peking
Andre Malraux
Clofibrate shown to cut nonfatal heart attacks in men
In a major study reported by Krasno and Ridera of United Air Lines, the drug clofibrate reduced nonfatal heart attack rates in men, with clear effects in younger groups. Across over 1,000 men observed, treated individuals averaged 1.89 per 1,000 per year versus 6.6 in untreated.
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Chicago
Louis R. Krasno
George J. Ridera
United Air Lines’ Division of Clinical Research
Journal of the American Medical Association
Desegregation Warps Richmond County Schools Boycott
A federal desegregation order in Richmond County, Augusta pushes a week-long boycott led by the Save Our Schools committee. Absenteeism soars as buses run with few students and parents drive to newly assigned schools amid protests and court penalties.
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Augusta
Richmond County
Save Our Schools Committee
Ervin Clack Jr
Second Baptist Church
Meany declines to back Nixon as AFL-CIO weighs 1972 choices
AFL-CIO President George Meany opens a policy meeting in Miami Beach and declines to rule out backing Nixon’s re election. Meany signals labor will not commit yet while inviting Democratic candidates to discuss labor issues. he criticizes Nixon on China and domestic policy and stresses labor’s leverage before the July nominating convention.
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Britain
Lord Wilberforce
Lawrence Daily
Coal Board
Edward Heath
House of Commons
Miami Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Organized Labor
Meany
Nixon
Vietnam
U.S. News and World Re
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Democratic Party
Irving’s Autobiography Case Draws Grand Jury Testimony
Nina van Pallandt testified before a federal grand jury as the probe into Clifford Irving’s claimed Howard Hughes autobiography continued. Time magazine charged much of the book was pirated, and Irving sought leniency for possible fraud and perjury.
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New York
Nina van Pallandt
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Hughes
Mexico
Federal Grand Jury
Time Magazine
Island
Ibiza
Time
van Pallandt
Time, Inc
Life Magazine
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Central Intelligence Agency
Peoples Republic of China
Raymond Duford
Richmond Academy
Alexander A. Lawrence
Jaguar Motors
Coventry
Triumph Motors
Rovers
British Steel
Trade and Industry
John Davies
U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Melanie
Saigon
Bien Hoa
Maurice Nessen
James Phelan
Phelan
Edith
New York Daily News
Mrs. Irving
U.S
Whitney North Seymour Jr
United States
Baroness van Pallandt
Irvings
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