Seat belts save lives urge drivers after crash reminders
An editorial recounts a head on collision where a teen girl survived only because of a seat belt, her body marked by the belt. A couple and others injured after cars collided in traffic emphasize the need for belts. The piece urges compulsory use and proper installation, noting belts cost 12 to 25 dollars and must be securely anchored.
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Red China on Hong Kong and Taiwan policy
Tokyo dispatch reports Peking denies force used over Macao and Hong Kong while seeking a peaceful settlement for colonial futures. An editorial asserts Taiwan liberation plans and warns of U S communist critic accusations, urging ambassadorial talks in Warsaw to withdraw U S troops.
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Independent publishes early excep guaday
Parcel snippet shows carrier delivery details with monetary amounts and a byline credit to Mel. The fragment mentions Pine Avenue and a date format typical of Month Year, indicating a local delivery notice or diary entry with figures like 223 and 77.00.
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Fragmented OCR item hints at wartime figures and divorce case
Fragmented text mentions Cedars of Lebanon Hospital recovery after a surgery, a Hollywood actor returning to scenes after a four year absence, a March 15 wedding postponed, Confederate battlefield tactics, a Ricindet museum visit, and a divorce by default in Los Angeles where the husband allegedly bit her with a telephone book.
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Earhart route replica flight to Australia planned
A new owner plans a Piper Aztec to fly a reverse route to Australia next week, following the path Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937. The party includes Betty Miller, 36, and a McIntyre bound engine. The garbled note references Earhart’s 1937 disappearance and a voyage from the U.S. to Australia.
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Nuclear Force Accord Between U S and West Germany
Bonn Germany UPI Defense Minister Kalone von Hassel says the United States and West Germany agree on developing a NATO nuclear force costing about 500 million dollars annually over ten years with or without French participation. He notes a veto rights issue and proposes a two veto system during development, then majority rule when operational. France has preferred its own deterrent.
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Probation Edicts and Ambassador Dowling Surgery
A report notes probation actions for drunken driving and informs that Walter C. Dowling the US ambassador to West Germany underwent kidney surgery in New York on Thursday. The items capture separate events within a single column.
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West Germany
New York
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