Rosenwalds Seek Funds for Hemophiliacs Blood Care Program
The Rosenwald family in Essex County seeks statewide funds as their two sons, Mark and Glenn, live with hemophilia. They run an $75,000 annual drive while hospital cryo access is limited and costs force the family to rely on donors. Assemblyman Peter McDonough plans a New Jersey bill to aid 400 local hemophiliacs with an initial $250,000, but the family needs support now.
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Rosenwalds Five
John Yoder
Essex County Blood Bank
Rosenwalds
Bernard Segal
National Hemophila Foundation
Mark
Glenn
Philip
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York
Courtlands
Mike
Peter McDonough
New Jersey
Missing Army lieutenant and wife among Alabama search
Jacksonville Alabama authorities widen ground and air search for Lt Thomas Kendall Phillips and his wife Susan missing since Dec 19 after leaving Ft McClellan in their blue and white convertible en route to Delaware. Officials suspect foul play, not an accident, and note Phillips recent Army promotions and Miss Delaware linkage. The couple attended a Christmas party at the Army post before departing.
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Jacksonville
Ala
UPI
Ft. McClellan
Georgia Line
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Kendall Phillips
Col
Rose Stauber
Susan
Delaware
Ft. McCellan
Phillips
Nelson J. Levens
Howard Levens
Media
Levens
Army Post
Army Base
Rabbittown
Stauber
University of Delaware
Army Chemical Corps
Army
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Nelson Levens
Laurel
Del
Sadat Seeks Final Touches on Middle East Strategy
Cairo reports Sadat has named a political working group to draft a full report on the Middle East crisis as Egypt prepares for major steps. The ASWU statement urged liberation of occupied land by war but pushed continued political efforts for settlements. In Jerusalem, Khan briefed ministers on discussions with the United States about clarifications asked by Israel regarding a special accord to reopen the canal.
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Middle East
Central Committee
The
Arab Socialist Union
ASW
Egypt
Oalq War
Jerusalem
Khan
United States
Israel
U.S
Washington
Nixon
Leaders Confident at MECCLS Amid Bangladesh Refugee Flow
Leaders project large ongoing refugee movements from Bangladesh as trains run toward India. Col. Luthra cautioned many will seek their own return due to transport limits and a growing need for local camps. The report notes reception camps, UN aid, and distress from the border crisis.
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Calcutta
Kansasternoon
City
Kan
Bongaron
Bel
Luthra
Indira Gandhi
Bangladesh
Bongaon
Bangi
Saran
Ardekan
Iran
Kay- Most
Han
United Nations
Kayhani
Steel plant shutdown hits workers and tavern owner in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp.'s shutdown leaves 3,700 laid off from a 9,000 workforce. Taverns near the Pittsburgh Works report dwindling patronage as production drops and demand falls, with unions and workers voicing concerns over jobs, wages, and a recovering market.
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Rudy Cernkovic
Yarsky
Pittsburgh
UPI
Leonard Sokolowski
Jerome Schiegg
Open Heen
Carson Street
South Side
Jones &Iton
Unem- Laughlin Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin
Pittsburgh Works
Nixon adviser predicts 1972 will be a strong year
An adviser argues unemployment will fall as inflation is checked by bold economic steps. He notes European style controls are unnecessary and cites 1972 as a year of anticipated growth despite mixed signals from labor, steel, and strawberry sectors.
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Econcommon
Europe
Stein
Nixon
Mexico City
Galbraith
U.S. Steel Corp
Pricely Commission
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Mexico
Irapuato
Cleveland
Zamora
Cen
Thal
Committee On Economic
American Economhe Commission
Trapped Non-Bengalis in East Pakistan Mill
Red Cross reports a mill siege in Narayanganj East Pakistan with 1 009 trapped non Bengalis. A medical team notes cholera cases and delayed aid while refugees seek safety and food inside the mill under Indian army escort. Bangladesh authorities restrict access as supplies dwindle and relief is prioritized for immediate needs.
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Narayangani
Hyder Imam
Medical Tan
UPI
Red Cross
West Pakistan
Bangladesh
Interment policy sparks IRA violence rise
Government moves to intern suspected IRA members without trial began in August, heightening bloodshed. An army spokesman apologized for a Saturday shooting near Dungannon that seriously wounded 17 year old Dorothy Kells outside a cafe. she remained in serious condition after emergency surgery at Noel hospital.
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Army
Dorothy Kells
Dungannon
Belfast
Noel
Jordan Orders Record Pickup Over Israel Ties
Jordan orders confiscation of Columbia and RCA records "Christmas Carols" and "Carmen" due to business links with Israel. Public announcement says the two American firms are blacklisted in Amman, Jordan.
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Amman
Jordan
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