U S Lawyers Invade London For ABA Convention
Fifteen thousand Americans descend on London for the American Bar Association’s annual convention, a week long event at Grosvenor House. Delegates and families book 75 hotels, plan etiquette and garden party wear, with judge attendees and U S Attorney General John N. Mitchell among those arriving aboard the Queen Elizabeth 2. Hotels stock juice and newspapers as preparations run eight years in advance. Expected spending tops $2.5 million for the stay.
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American Bar Association
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Wall Street Journal
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U.S. Embassy
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Florida
Idaho
Buckingham Palace
Mike Holland
America
U.S
Exciting Vacation in Aquatic Wonderland in North Arkansas
Travel editor Max Ef Love describes Bull Mountain summit views over the White River in the Ozarks. From the tower the river winds southeast through dramatic scenery with 50 miles of mountain vistas. Binoculars reveal vertical bluffs and a distant sprawling lake stretching northward to the eye.
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White River
Ozarks
Bull Shoals
Norfolk
Arkansas
America
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Qzark
Batesville
Mississippi
Twin Lakes
Bull Shoals Lake
Miles Hope Star
Yong
Missouri
Ozark
Lake Norfolk
mid-America
Mountain Home
North
East Pakistan famine warning spurs World Bank plan for relief
A World Bank mission urges President Yahya Khan to rush food to East Pakistan to avert catastrophe, proposing removal of West Pakistani troops, civilian administration, emergency food distribution, and restored transport networks. The report, based on June’s chaos after the insurgency, notes mass deaths and millions fleeing to India while flagging varied conditions from Dhaka to Kushtia.
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Associated Press
Washington
East Pakistan
World Bank
East
Pakistan
Peter Cargill
Yahya
India
Dacca
Chittagog
Kushtia
Patuakhali
Reagan Is Trouble for Nixon, Oregon Governor Says
MORAN Wyo AP Gov Ronald Reagan of California is accused by Gov Tom McCall of Oregon of causing President Nixon more trouble than Democrats. McCall says Reagan has squeezed Nixon over welfare reform and federal aid to California’s rural poor, potentially affecting Nixon’s 1972 renomination. Reagan plans to outline state welfare reform ideas and oppose Nixon’s plan.
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Oregon
McCall
Reagan
Nixon
Congress
Sacramento
Paul Beck
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
Welf
Castro Delivers Short Speech At Camaguey Cane Ceremony
In Camaguey Fidel Castro promised a brief talk and finished his remarks in one hour and 42 minutes at a sugar cane cutting ceremony. He noted the heat and that many had collapsed, with Radio Havana broadcasting the remarks.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Camaguey
Castro
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Havana
Mayor D'Alesandro Says He Will Retire From Baltimore Post
Mayor Thomas J. D'Alesandro III announced he will step down December 5, ending a term marked by growth in school construction urban renewal and race relations. He cited fatigue and a desire to return to law practice while hinting at a possible political return in a few years.
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Thomas J. D'Alesandro III
D’alesandro
D'Alesandro
Nixon censures press claims by Kennedy at guild meet
Boston AP Sen. Edward Kennedy accuses the Nixon administration of trying to censor the press and cites the Pentagon papers case and CBS chief Frank Stanton as examples. He says such moves threaten the First Amendment and widen government hostility toward New York Times Washington Post and Boston Globe publishing. The remarks came at the American Newspaper Guild convention.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Agnew
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CBS
Frank Stanton
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