Nixon House Shown by Frances Lewine
Frances Lewine reports Pat Nixon giving reporters a tour of the redecorated 14 room, five bath Nixon home in San Clemente. The house features a yellow and white color scheme, white shutters, a blue tiled pool, and views of the Pacific with a light and airy feel. Neighbors say security remains, while Mrs Nixon plans tea invites with locals.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
San Clemente
Calif
Pat Nixon
White House
Nixon
Nixons
New York
Temples Used as Money Vaults in Ancient Times
The Greeks and Romans minted and stored money in temple sites. Temples served as safe deposits due to fear of blasphemy. The term money traces to the Latin moneta, surname of the god linked to the Temple of Juno Moneta.
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World Almanac
Juno Moneta
Juno
Ireland Split and Catholic Minority Demands Rise
The article outlines Northern Ireland’s Protestant majority dominating jobs housing and voting, the Catholic minority’s demand for faster reform, and historical context from the 1921 partition. It notes the unified British stance, the role of Unionists and Nationalists, and the legacy of Black and Tans in Irish history.
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Associated Press
Northern Ireland
Southern Ireland
Britain
Irish Free State
Irish Republic
Unionist Party
Royal Irish Constabulary
Irish Republican Army
National quotes mix with Nixon tax change debate
A collage of quotes from Cal Stoll, President Nixon officials, and NAACP leader Clarence Mitchell headlines a page. The piece notes tax changes enabling wealthy individuals to pay little federal income tax and captures reactions on court nominations and civil rights. The Indiana PA Gazette date is August 15, 1980.
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House
Nixon
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Clarence Mitchell
Washington
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Northern Ireland
Zuni Dancers Did Their Thing At Gallup Ceremony
A Zuni rain dance at the annual intertribal Indian ceremonial in Gallup drew a thunderstorm that drenched over 6 000 spectators. Officials said the ceremony may be invited to perform again after a study linked three viruses to polio.
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Gallup
N.M
Nextjdation
Stunt Cause Death Of Six In Beaver Falls Crash
A coroner jury found that a 21 year old driver pulled a stunt on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Beaver Falls causing a multi vehicle crash on Aug 4. Robert Burris of Struthers Ohio was named responsible. Burris, his passenger, and two Illinois couples with five children each perished.
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Beaver Falls
Pennsylvania
Robert Burris
Struthers
Ohio
Burris
Illinois
Analysts Say Soviets Likely Started China Border Clash
Western analysts in Hong Kong contend the Soviet invasion of Chinese territory marked the start of the latest border clash. They say local Chinese troops and militia were surprised, while Moscow claimed Chinese provocation and provided scant casualty details. Analysts note border policy and regional security in Sinkiang and the Ussuri River area complicate the conflict context and suggest reinforcements were cut off early.
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Hong Kong
Peaauupig
Moscow
People’s Liberation Army
Peking
Sinkiang
Ussurij
Inkiang
Bec
Soviet Union
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Tain
Richard Morris
Secret Service
Newspaper Enterprise Ausn
Cal Stoll
Wake Forest Universi
Indians Evening Gazette
Philadelphia St. Indiana
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Hollywood
Sharon Tate
Roy Kenneth Dumas
Vernalyn Kelly Dumas
Frank Holloman
Gazette
Michael A. Petit, M
Li'l Wrangler
Dairy Queen
4Th St
Indiana
Davis Brothers
Lennox
Philadelphia St
China
Leonard Pratt
Hiter
UCLA
Kester
Williams Street
Clearfield
E. E. Nupp & Sons
Starford, PA
Goodyear
North 5Th St
Indiana, Pa
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