15.5 Million Refugees Global Crisis Deepens
The world refugee problem swells to about 15.5 million as protests over the Czechoslovak invasion fade from focus. The United States maintains refugee programs, spending over $100 million annually, with Cuba relief the largest operation. Critics blame weak management, waning aid popularity, and call for a centralized refugee bureau and UN convention hearings.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Czechoslovakia
U.S
United States
Biafra
Middle East
Vietnam
Havana
Miami
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dade County
Florida
Europe
China
Hong Kong
Macao
Far East
Agency For International Development
AID
South Vietnam
United Nations
UN High Commissioner For Refugees
Africa
UN Relief and Works Agency
International Red Cross
L Intergovernmental Committee For
South Africa
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Subcommittee On Refugees and
Bureau of Refugees
Burglary Suspects Held on $2,500 Bonds After Foot Chase
William Williams and Johnny Singleterry faced burglary charges after a 2:45 am pursuit near Jiffy Food Store at 511 17th St. A third man, Grady Graves Jr., was charged with motor vehicle burglary. Larry Paulger, a Texas Tech student, helped apprehend a suspect with a broom handle and testified guards arrived as the man feigned searching for a cat. Judge Wayne LeCroy fixed bonds.
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William Williams
Ave. D
Johnny Singleterry
Idalou
17Th St
Singleterry
Williams
Grady Seaman Graves Jr
7Th St
Larry Paulger
32Nd St
Paulger
Texas Tech
Pussycat
Justice of the Peave
Wayne LeCroy
Danny Thomas Set for Don Rickles Show Guest Appearance
Danny Thomas is scheduled to guest star on The Don Rickles Show this fall, expanding his television presence with the witty host.
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Danny
Don
Hollywood
Danny Thomas
Don Rickles
Silicone finger joint offers arthritis relief from Swanson
Dr. Alfred B. Swanson of Grand Rapids Michigan develops a silicone elastomer finger joint to replace crippled joints and has implanted the device in numerous rheumatoid arthritis patients over the past four years.
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Alfred B. Swanson
Grand Rapids
Mich
World Book Science Service
Swanson
Hands Restored by Joint Implant Advance Ministry
The report notes rheumatoid arthritis and accident injuries damage hand joints. Implant surgery shows tissue formation around the implant after operation, strengthening the joint. With limitations, patients regain substantial function in months and millions suffer crippling hand disorders or nonfunctional fingers.
Opus Dei Gains Power in Spain Amid Controversy
The Opus Dei movement in Madrid exerts influence across business education media and politics with about 25 000 members in a 32 million population. Critics label it a secret power, while supporters claim it promotes liberty and spiritual meaning.
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Madrid
UPI
Opus Dei
Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer Y Albas
Rome
Msgr. Escriva
Spain
Don Juan
Juan
Carlos
Panmiplona
Harvard
Christian Democrats
Falange Party
Greater Liberty
Opus
Society of Jesus
Francisco Franco
Hawaiian Atomic Scientist Lectures at Wayland College
Dr. Edward T. Anakia, an Oak Ridge radiation physicist born in Hawaii, gave the final talk in a week long series at Wayland Baptist College. He urged scientists to practice daily faith, saying Christianity remains unchanged while modern life changes. He noted his early Wayland studies from 1947 to 1949 and involvement in the college exchange program.
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Plainview
Edward T. Anakia
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Wayland Baptist College
J. M. Willson
Floydada
Anakra
Anakia
Hawaii
Wayland College
Wayland
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Calvert Distillers Co., Nly.c
Sears
Tin
Credit Balance Electric
Sears and
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