About 20 Americans and Vietnamese remain in Vietnam after Bangkok evacuees
In Bangkok, 49 Americans and dependents from Saigon arrived while roughly 20 Americans and Vietnamese with American passports are believed still in Vietnam. Frederick Gulden, an architect from Chicago, reports disease and lack of care as cities' residents are relocated.
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Banghok
Thailand
Vietnam
Bangkok
Saigon
Frederick Gulden
Chicago
Ill
State Department
Washington
Herman A. McDonald
San Rafael
Calif
Mekong Delta
Yee Leong Ching
Gerald Posner
Brooklyn
N.Y
Tu Thi Nhan
Richard Morris Mielke
Sherman H Bennett
Denver
Kerry Huebeck
Ocala
Fla
Fred Hahn Rivera
Ford W Thomason
San
We Hold These Truths Chronicle of America
The text describes George Washington urging his officers and soldiers on Manhattan to avoid division and to unite as Americans. He emphasizes harmony for the army’s honor, success, and the country’s safety against the common enemy. He calls provinces to indistinguishable national unity under liberty.
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Chronicle of
America
Manhattan
George Washington
50 000 march in Catholic parade
Philadelphia hosts the 41st International Eucharistic Congress beginning with a mass and a two mile parade from Independence Hall to the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul. About 50 000 marchers joined 300 000 attendees as Cardinal Knox led the ceremonies and the event drew leaders from around the world.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
James Cardinal Knox
Rome
Paul VI
Cardinal Knox
Terence Cardinal Cooke
New York City
Civic Center
Bernardin to Receive Franciscan Peace Award at Congress
The Most Rev. Joseph L. Bernardin archbishop of Cincinnati will receive the Franciscan Peace Award on August 6 during a special liturgy at the 41st International Eucharistic Congress opening Sunday. He serves as president of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops and the USS Catholic Conference.
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Philadelphia
Joseph L. Bernardin
Cincinnati
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
USS. Catholic Conference
Harris hearing today in Harris trial tense
The Harris trial prosecutors consider halting jury deliberations over a judge misconduct dispute. Defense says Superior Court Judge Mark Brandler failed to disclose possible juror bias. A hearing resumes today as deliberations, paused over the weekend, may be suspended. Brandler wants a verdict on 11 counts of kidnaping robbery and assault.
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Los Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
Harrises
Dist
Atty
Stephen Trott
Brandler
Carter Plays Softball as GOP Delegate Battle Rages
In Washington two weeks before the convention Ford and Reagan mobilize delegates amid contestations over Schweiker as running mate. Ford leads in some polls with 1,130 plus delegates while Carter entertains campaign plotting in Plains and New Hampshire ahead of DNC talks.
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Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
Reagan
Len Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
California
John Sears
Sears
ABC
Schweiker
Northeast
Mississippi
Jackson
NBC
Meet
Hugh Scott
Scott
Associated Press
Washi
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Carter
Secret Service
New Hampshire
Democratic National Committee
Victims of FBI Harassment Campaign Found by Justice Dept
The Justice Department says 19 people harmed by an FBI harassment campaign in the 1960s and early 1970s were located. Marshals delivered notice as officials explained COINTELPRO’s targets and actions, exposing invasions of privacy and false police informer branding.
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Washington
Justice Department
FBI
Cointelpro
Births and dismissals mix with UN notes and a Kissinger mention
Birth notices list several newborns with parents and addresses in Franklin, Ora Lane, Jackson Street, Scranton and nearby areas, followed by hospital dismissal briefs for five residents. The United Nations report quotes Ambassador Scranton saying he was in Washington meeting with Henry Kissinger during a debate on an African issue, citing Kissinger's influence on U S stance.
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United Nations, N.Y
William W. Scranton
Edward Wilmot Blyden III
Sierra Leone
Scranton
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Vital Statistics: Local Residents Listed by Name
A long list of residents and relatives from Lamp Light Court to Verity Parkway is recorded as vital statistics. Names include Claude Jackson, Paul Johnson, Alex Johnson, Helen Kalnai, Margaret Norman, Douglas Poffenberger, Seaburn Venters, Agnes Widener, Steve Birich, Alva Herbert Dalrymple, Diane Bishop, Samuel Blair, Omar Dunn, Michael Henry, Ruth Lawwill, Marcella Matthers, Robert Augsberger, and others. A Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871 is noted.
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Claude Jackson
Lamp Light Court
Paul Johnson
Kreiger St
Alex Johnson
Kyle Station Road
Helen Kalnai
Columbia Ave
William Kelley
Mossman Road
Gary King
Roosevelt Ave
Peggy Milton
Louis Place
Clayton Myers
Shawmray Drive
Margaret Norman
Lylburn Road
Ronald Parker
Somerville
Douglas Poffenberger
Earl Poffenberger
Eastline Drive
Seaburn Venters
Hamilton
Agnes Widener
Trenton
Steve Birich
Lebanon
Edward Chupkn
Manchester Road
Alva Herbert Dalrymple
Tytus Ave
Joseph Huntsbarger
Woodlawn Ave
Glen Lane
Middletown-Eaton Road
Charles Maze
Kenwood Drive
Gertrude Schenck
Larry Back
Brookville
Harry Chamberlain
Franklin
Kevin Gough
David Gough
Bellomonte St
Paul Hogg
Fraser Drive
Conner King
Spring Garden
James Kurtz
Miamisburg
Mary Pringle
19Th Ave
Pamela Carter
Roy Davidson
Joseph Helton
Diane Bishop
Terrance Bishop
Samuel Blair
William Deck
Omar Dunn
Young St
Michael Henry
Crawford St
Terry Highley
Ruth Lawwill
Winton St
Marcella Matthers
McGuire
Robert Augsberger
Leon Childs
N. Verity Parkway
Gladys Kyle
Highview Road
Middletown Hospital
Woman named to employment services post in Ohio
Ethel A. Moore 53 of Toledo was named assistant administrator of the Bureau of Employment Services. Albert G. Giles said she will direct the affirmative action and equal opportunity programs to ensure compliance with federal mandates.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ethel A. Moore
Bureau of Employment Services
Albert G. Giles
Moore
Toledo
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Catalina Mobile Home Park
Monthru
Bernardin
Harris
Bunnell’s
Frances Starner
GOP
Department
Senate Intelligence Committee
Edward H. Levi
Leslie Roberts
Aranada Ave
Michael Spivey
A” St
Bruce Manke
Gary Perkins
Sohnbelt St
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Randall Hatfield
Sheridan Ave
Clarence Asbury
W. Lytle
Five Points Road
Terry Credit
Wesley Hart
Ora Lane
Mary Hayes
Fred Helsinger
Ardmore Drive
SONY
Isony
Taylors Aye
John Howard
S. Breiel
State Farm
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