Hope project address in Washington DC area
Project HOPE headquarters is at 2233 Wisconsin Ave, NW, Washington, DC 20007. The organization operates a Navy ship teaching program aboard the former USS Consolation renamed SS Hope, with vast medical staff and multi nation voyages ending with local capacity handover.
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S. S. Hope
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Republic of Guinea
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Three wheel bicycles for religious work sought
Inquiries from readers about purchasing a three wheel bicycle for religious work. A showroom notes growing demand with factory assembled models now appearing. six units expected in two weeks. Used bikes may be found via want ads.
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Restrictions on License Plates Ensure Upright Display
The notice bans mutilating or altering license plates including bending covering or stamping and prohibits painting embossing or adding to plates. It also forbids placing plates behind substances or devices and changing letters or figures. Plates must be displayed horizontally and upright. violations are misdemeanors.
Why you versus you are in English questions
A Q and A on subject verb agreement with you. An explanation notes that you refers to both singular and plural forms and uses are with you. It also mentions the irregular third person singular and gives puppet show booking advice and contact ideas for performers in High Point.
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Nixon outlines hard choices as Indochina widens
President Nixon warns Hanoi has broadened the Vietnam conflict into Indochina and predicts tougher decisions for the United States and allies in South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos. He calls for renewed peace talks while planning troop withdrawals and ongoing air support. The report to Congress, prepared for months, frames U.S. foreign policy for the 1970s and stresses he will not abandon negotiations.
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North Vietnam
Enemy Tank Attack Driven Off In Laos
Eight North Vietnamese tanks attacked Hill 31 in Laos but five were destroyed and the assault repelled. The fight marked the first enemy tank action in the Laos drive to cut the Ho Chi Minh trail, with three tanks fleeing as U.S. bombers pursued. The base has withstood three days of shelling, and the enemy is believed to use Soviet PT76 tanks. Meanwhile U.S. casualty reports show the highest weekly American death toll in 50 months, with 59 killed in action and 42 non hostile deaths. Allied fatalities totaled 101. 217 Americans were wounded last week alongside Vietnamese casualties.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Central Highlands
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Wholesale Prices Jump Sharply in February
The government reports an eight tenths of one percent jump in wholesale prices for February, the largest two month rise since 1956, driven by a 4.5 percent surge in volatile farm prices due to severe weather. Hog prices rise over 31 percent and cattle up 13 percent as the year faces pressure from rising costs.
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Bureau of Labor Statisticcs
Labor
James D. Hodgson
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Thieu Says Invasion of North Vietnam May Be Time
President Thieu stated at Pleiku that a march on North Vietnam is only a matter of time. Vietnam Press summarized the remark as awaiting the right time, while Saigon Post noted time factor as key. A spokesman said the line was not in the prepared speech and declined further comment.
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North Vietnam
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Central Highlands
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Nguyen Cao Ky
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Jews Appeal to Soviet Union Over Emigration Rights
The World Congress on the Plight of Soviet Jewry urged Moscow to allow Jewish citizens to emigrate to Israel or live freely as Jews. The meeting condemned harassment and anti-Jewish propaganda but avoided a formal vote, and Rabbi Meir Kahane’s Belgium expulsion loomed over the session. Beigin defended the Jewish Defense League, disassociating from its actions while opposing condemning all Jewish groups.
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Menachim Beigin
United Nations
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Texas Legislator Details Decade of Military Surveillance
Texas state Senator Curtis Graves told a Senate constitutional rights subcommittee that he and his wife suffered illness and fear after learning they were under Army Intelligence surveillance since around 1960. He named FBI and local agencies sharing data with armed forces intelligence and cited desegregation sit-ins, church cards, and notable figures among those supposedly watched.
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Houston
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