New England Civil Defense Plans Nuclear Relocation Network
New Hampshire Vermont and Maine plan Crisis Relocation to move residents from risk areas near cities to host areas in a federally funded plan. The scheme allocates shelters in churches banks and schools and envisions major population shifts within 72 hours if a nuclear threat arises.
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Concord
N.H
New England
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hayden
New Hampshire Statehouse
Sullivan County
Claremont
Pellets From Pipe Cleaner Silica Pigments Used in Rubber Goods
Silica pigments from pipe cleaner processes exit as pellets and are employed in making rubber tires synthetic shoe soles and related products for industrial use.
Train Derailment Near Spencer Injures Sixteen
A Southern Railway passenger train derailed in a Spencer yard at 2:50 a.m. injuring sixteen. Three were admitted to Rowan Memorial Hospital. the rest treated and released. The derailment involved four engines two baggage cars and nine passenger cars with a switch malfunction blamed for the crash.
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Pat Bratton
Manassas
Ken
R.E. McCowan
Sam Sharpe
Spencer
Sharpe
Southern Railways
Southern Cresent
Salisbury
Charlotte
Atlanta
New Orleans Southern Railway
United States Israel consults criticized over Soviet declaration
A high level official says the Carter administration inadequately consulted Israel and American Jewish groups before endorsing a U N declaration with the Soviet Union on Palestinians. The document expands Soviet input in the peace process and prompts congressional and Israeli concern.
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New York
Israel
Ional
Soviet Union
Congress
Geneva
United States
Bourne stresses mental health in national plan push
Dr Peter Bourne Carter health adviser urges mental health be included in any national health insurance. He cites need for federal funding and expanded services, notes gaps for youth elderly rural minorities, and highlights progress since dark Georgia days at Central State Hospital.
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Atlanta
Carter
Peter Bourne
Mally
Bourne
Rosalynn Carter
Georgia
Central State Hospital
Milledgeville
Senate Set To Hear 34 Views On Panama Canal Treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee invited 34 witnesses including Kissinger and Rusk to discuss the panama canal treaty. Supporters like Kissinger and Rusk appear late in the hearings while many opponents, including veterans and conservatives, push to derail ratification. President Carter warns the treaty is in trouble as Panamanian head Omar Torrijos says a Senate rejection could force canal closure.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Canal Zone
Henry A. Kissinger
Dean Rusk
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Adm
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Carter
Senate
Omar Torrijos
Panama
Sweden
United States
Torrijos
U.S
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