Fort St. Vrain Nuclear Plant Near Denver Builds History
Gulf General Atomic builds the 330000 kilowatt Fort St. Vrain reactor near Platteville Colorado as part of the AEC program. Public relations efforts gauge local acceptance with a recent survey showing 13 percent opposition. The project aims for early 1972 operation and highlights a scale model of the plant and regional history at the site.
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Tulsa
UPI
Gulf General Atomic of
San Diego
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Platteville
Colo.i
Fort St. Vrain
Gulf General
Public Service Co
Colorado
Atomic Energy Commission
Gulf General and
Gulf
St. Vrain
Platte Valley
Ceran St. Vrain
Fort
Weld County
United States
New York Poised To Become Abortion Capital Of U S
An official in New York estimates 100000 abortions will occur in a year across New York City and suburbs with Blue Cross subsidies potentially costing 10 million annually. Hospitals set guidelines vary, minor abortions with consent rules loosened, and plans to extend physician payments under Blue Shield.
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New York
API
New York State
America
New York City
Blue Cross
William Walpole
City Board of Health
Planned Parenthood of
New Rochelle Hospital
New Rochelle
N.Y
Manhattan
Sylvia Bloom
The
Association For the Study of Abortion
Pandora Yields Stomach Cache From Pin Sacks
The six month old German Shepherd Pandora swallowed fifteen pins a buckle a ball feather pieces and a tassel from a pin cushion. Vets planned a restricted diet and release from the animal clinic Monday.
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Pandora
Graham ends New York crusade with call for spiritual renewal
Billy Graham closed his five day Shea Stadium crusade before an estimated crowd of 38 000. He urged spiritual renewal for American democracy and noted a rise in young attendees and a sizable increase in black participants. About 5500 made decisions for Christ.
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George Cornell
NEW York
Billy Graham
Graham
Shea Stadium
America
New York City
Madison Square Garden
Christ
Ismaalier
Mets
Middle America
Candidate's Wife to Visit South Plains and Panhandle
Mrs. Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr., wife of the Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, arrives in Lubbock at 3 15 p.m. today for a two day tour. A public coffee is set for 9 30 to 10 30 a m Tuesday at the In Town Inn followed by a Dutch Luncheon at Ball's Caravan Restaurant. The itinerary includes Amarillo Silverton Hereford with no speeches planned.
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Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
U.S. Senate
Lubbock
South Plains
Panhandle
Bentsen
In Town Inn
India Protesters Demand End to East Pakistan Genocide
About 500 demonstrators outside the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi shouted slogans and carried placards urging an end to Hindu genocide in East Pakistan They protested Hindu refugees fleeing insecurity in East Pakistan A Foreign Ministry spokesman said 79 000 Hindus migrated in six months led by Hindu nationalist Jana Sangh leaders.
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New Delhi
India
Pakistan High Commission
East Pakistan
Janasangh
Foreign Ministry
Jordan forms pro guerrilla cabinet to ease regional friction
In Amman Prime Minister Abdel Moneim Rifaat forms a Rifai government task force dominated by guerrilla sympathizers to negotiate with an Arab conciliation committee led by Al Gerias Kaif Ahmed. The move aims to improve Hussein's ties with Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanon.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Abdel Moneim Rifat
Kaif Ahmed
Egypt
Algeria
Sudan
Libya
Rifai
Hussain
Rifal
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Akef el Fayez
Hie
Fayez
Bahjat Talhouni
Death Ends Argument in Houston Shooting
Fred Harker was shot to death late Saturday in Houston after an argument over money. Police reported no arrests at this time.
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Houston
Fred Harker
Flammable Fabric Alert On Dresses Sold In 1969
The Federal Trade Commission reports three dresses style 5075 from Elena Dress Mfg Co made with fabric later deemed dangerously flammable. Sold in April 1969, the notice urges consumers who bought Li'l Mam'selle Young Fashions garments to consider potential risk. The release is a public interest alert, not a finding of violation.
Woman cured of high blood pressure by chiropractic care
A 45 year old woman with high blood pressure, enlarged heart, tingling, constipation, colitis, rheumatic pain, and nervous indigestion underwent chiropractic adjustments. The treatment restored nerve supply and she can now join her husband on fishing trips and enjoy life. Case No. 2228. Mth & Ave. V. SHI-1357
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U.S
National Association For Repeal of Abortion Laws
Welalt
New York City Health and Hospital Corp
City Hospitals
Miami
Cran Les
Dial
Main St
South Vietnam
Myron
Sre- Khtum
Cambodia
Saigon
Lloyd Bentsen
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Lubbock Avalanche
Sun
Avenue J
Texas
Lubbank
I-Vt
Lorenzo State Bank
Lorenzo, Texas
Hong Kong
Custom Tailors
G. P.O
Town Inn
Saan Ar Ave
American Express
Massachusetts Dress Manufacturing, Inc
Mth & Ave. V
John H
Nunn Electric
25Th
Fairmart Furn
Texas Salvage
Monterey
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