Navy Amphibious Craft Aid Eastern Shore After Bridge Collapse
Navy landing craft ferry essential goods and medical aid to Virginia's Eastern Shore as the Cape Charles bridge tunnel remains closed after a barge collision. Residents face economic strain while officials assess the accident and seek repairs.
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Virginia
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Eastern Shore
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Smythe
Coast Guard
Commission
Bridge-Tunnel Commission
Weeks Dredging and Contracting Co
Elizabeth
N.J
Lucius J.kellam
Bananaburger Tops High School Lunch Menu in Denver
In Denver a special cafeteria project aims to create one complete sandwich by combining bread meat vegetables and four fruits into a single meal. The clever concept promotes a balanced lunch for students and simplifies serving.
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Denver Lity
Elegatory School
Battleship Texas to Undergo Refurbishment by U S Steel
The Battleship Texas, a World War I era relic museum ship in Houston, will receive extensive repairs including a new deck and strengthened forward structure. U S Steel and contractor Maritime Pairs Inc plan the $69,900 project at Baytown near San Jacinto Battleground, with steel valued at about one hundred thousand dollars.
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UPI
Tgas
Houston
U. S. Lt. Corp
Texas Commission
Lloyd Gregory
Texas
Texas Works
U.S. Steel Air
Baytown
San Iginto Battleground
Jack Scott
U.S. Steel
Marite ‘Pairs, Inc
Tae
Sediment Dredging Costs Highlight Massive Project Scale
A large federal program has spent about 125 million dollars to dredge roughly 38 million cubic yards of sediment from U S waterways. The effort funds major dredging work and related railroad and river infrastructure projects.
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U.S
Nixon Wire Tops Golden Wedding
A White House telegram to Mr and Mrs Irby Ward of Denver City marks their 50th wedding anniversary. President Nixon sent sincere admiration and wishes for happiness. About 200 guests, many relatives, traveled from Arizona and Nevada for the celebration.
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White House
Irby Ward
Nixon
Gray Cracks Whip Shifts In FBI Offices Nationwide
Acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray reshapes leadership by moving 18 of 59 field chiefs and 7 senior staff into new posts or retirement. Disciplinary actions include Washington chief Robert Kunkel and Los Angeles head Wesley Grapp, as Gray asserts tighter control and quick enforcement of his directives.
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Washington, D.C
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St. Louis
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Navy
Kunkel
Los Angeles
Texas
New York
Philadelphia
San
Robert E. Gebhardt
San Francisco
Bates
Chicago
Wesley G. Grapp
Grapp
U.S
Crackdown Widened as Huk Leader Arrested in Philippines
Manila reports two more jailed for Communist ties including Huk insurrection leader Luis Taruc. Gov Moises Espinosa of Masbate seized armored car and at least 20 firearms as martial law crackdown swells with 52 officers facing military trials for gunrunning and civilian abuses.
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API
Huk
Philipines
Francisco Tatad
Ceme
Goh Eng Guan
Inn Chinese Commercial Mews
Organ
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Luis Taruc
Ramon Magsaysay
Christian Socialist Movement
Information Secretary
Tatad
Moises Espinosa
Masbate
Espinosa
Antonio Roxas Chua
Tated
Canada aids development with 37 million in 1972
Canada provided nearly 12 million CAD from the Canadian International Development Agency to support 421 projects in 74 developing countries in fiscal 1972. Private fund raising more than doubled this to surpass 37 million CAD in total contributions.
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Ottawa
Canadian International Development Agency
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