Parakeet Banding and Bird Clubs Mentioned
A reader seeks banding societies to ring parakeets. Notable groups welcoming bird enthusiasts include the American Ornithologists Union in Lancaster, Cooper Ornithological Club in Berkeley, Wilson Ornithological Club in Ann Arbor, and the National Audubon Society in New York. The Audubon guide and Bird Banding quarterly are recommended resources. local clubs like the Catesby Bird Club may help. officers Mrs. J. E. Horney and Mrs. W. F. Ellis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Ornithologists Union
Lancaster
Cooper Ornithological Club
Berkeley
Calif
Wilson Ornithological Club
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Audubon Society
Fifth Avenue
New York
Audubon Land Bird Guide
Bird Banding Associations
Cambridge
Mass
Catesby Bird Club
J. E. Horney
W. F. Ellis
Drive in Ad Misleads On Missing Film At Pointer Theater
A complaint notes The Pointer Drive-In advertised A Long Ride From Hell but instead showed They Shoot Horses Don't They. The mail delay was cited as cause, with theater staff offering substitutes and no ad cancellation. A lawyer may determine illegality. the case highlights deceptive advertising risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointer
Hell
BBB
Philadephia
St.Louis
Nixon Faith and Inaugural Church Services Detailed
The article notes President Nixon is a Quaker and describes his family's first six days after inauguration 1969 attending Sunday services in the East Room. It lists clergymen and mentions a nondenominational format with an organ and chairs for guests. It also briefly reviews presidential religious affiliations and counts teeth as 32 with wisdom teeth optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Billy Graham
Norman Peale
Terrence Cardinal Cooke
Louis Finkelstein
Jewish Theological Seminary
Second Draft Lottery Held In Washington
Washington draws the 1971 draft sequence by birthday numbers with July 9 1951 births first called. The process, using dual plexiglass drums, assigns numbers to days and dates and aims to fill Pentagon manpower needs amid Cambodia raid impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emergency bill in Northern Ireland imposes six to twelve month riots
Northern Ireland rushed an emergency bill through Parliament to impose mandatory jail terms for rioters. The measure sets a minimum six months for riotous behavior and at least 12 months for gasoline bomb offenses, with two years on jury trials. The move follows a weekend of sectarian clashes that left six dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Senate approves postal reform plan to create independent service
The Senate voted 76 to 10 to create a US Postal Service independent of the Cabinet. The reform bill would replace the Post Office Department and move operations to a new agency, sending the measure to a conference committee with a House bill for final differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Post Office Department
House
US Postal Service
Post Office
Senate backs Nixon plan for postal service reform and raises
Happy To Be Home endorses Nixon recommendations for a new postal service run by a presidentially appointed board with Senate confirmation. It would control rates, negotiate pay with unions, and issue up to 10 billion in bonds. An 8 percent raise for postal workers, part of Blount’s agreement, adds to a prior 6 percent federal pay rise. Senate votes show nuanced support for union shop questions and closed shop authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Senate
Congress
Winton M. Blount
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Blount
E House
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Javits
Defense Dept Announces August Draft Call of 10000
The Defense Department announced an August draft call of 10000, the smallest monthly draft since last December when 9000 were summoned. A Pentagon spokesman said there could be months later this year with no draft as the military reduces total strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Pentagon
New York Eyes Liberal Abortion Law Effective Today
The nation's most liberal abortion law goes into effect in New York with no residency rule. Over 700 women are scheduled for abortions in city municipal hospitals as an estimated 110,000 to 500,000 may seek services yearly. Costs and insurer coverage vary by facility and payer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
New York City
Grape Growers Seek Mediation Over Boycott
California table grape growers, claiming over half of the state's producers, urge mediation to end a five year AFL CIO United Farm Workers boycott. They warn of harvest disaster in the San Joaquin Valley and call for a moratorium during union elections while seeking church and union cooperation. Cesar Chavez and union sources declined immediate comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Callifornia
Ronald Reagan
San Joaquin Valley
Afl-Cio
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Cesar Chavez
Roman Catholic Church
Chavez
Cooper Church Amendment Approved by Senate
Anti war senators rebuke Nixon over Cambodia operation with a 58 vote approval of the Cooper Church amendment aiming to curb future U.S. troop actions in Southeast Asia. The measure faces House Senate conference and linked battles over Gulf of Tonkin resolution repeal and an emphasis on withdrawing forces from Indochina by next July 1. The vote followed Nixon describing the Cambodian incursion as a success and withdrawal of all U S forces from Vietnam announced earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
U.S
Senate
House
White House
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Indochina
California
Vietnam
Southeast
Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Cooper-Church
Cooper- Church
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Molar
Southeast Asia
Melvin Laird
Lord Grey
Orange Order
B-Special Constabulary
Richard Nixon
Air Force One
President Nixon
Peru
Husylas Valley
Ewes
Seeves Tees
N.Y
Shirley Mayer
Bureau of Maternal and Child Care
City Board of Health
Pitals
The
Blue Shield
the Cross
Ronald L. Ziegler
Laos
Thailand
Defense Appropriations
Cooper
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