Harlem Drug Survey Reveals Large Juvenile Addiction
In a closed hearing, Dr. Stanley Yolles outlined a Harlem survey of 40 blocks showing 18 000 hard drug addicts including 2 000 children ages seven to 15, with 90 percent living without an adult. He noted nationwide estimates up to 159 000 addicts and rising teen overdose deaths in New York City.
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Harlem
Congress
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Stanley F. Yolles
National Institute of Men'‘a! Health
Yolles
United States
Yelles
New York City
Subcommittee
Daniel J. Flood
D-Pa
Dr. Yelles
Sweden
England
France
Dr. Yolles
Hostage release and Jordan crisis update
Fifty eight foreigners held in Amman were reported freed by guerrillas as the Palestine Front claimed the release. A widow of an American diplomat was said captive by commandos, with details unclear. U S officials planned precautionary evacuation for about four hundred Americans as Jordanian concessions continued amid mounting deaths and tensions.
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Associated Press
Amman
Egypt
Middle East
Beirut
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Robert P. Perry
Chicago
U.S
Palestine
Hussein
Jordan
Washington
White House
International Red Cross
Ath
Lebanon Braces as Right Wing Militias Stir in Tense Region
In Beirut, Lebanon, right wing militia groups mobilize and curfews prompt doctors to obtain travel permits. Palestinians in Lebanon number about 300,000 as Egypt restrains guerrilla activity and Syria and Iraq tighten security amid regional turmoil led by Nasser and Baath regimes.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo Radio
Egypt
Syria
Ira
Mystery in Rural Area Follows Double Homicide
Residents including frightened housewives in a rural area take precautions after two women were murdered last month. AP reports ongoing concern and safety measures amid the case.
Safeguard Funds Pass In House
The House approved a 1.99 billion military construction bill by 308 to 57, sending it to the Senate. The measure includes 365.8 million for Safeguard development, construction and housing despite a defeat of an effort to cut most of the Safeguard funds 98 to 26.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sidney R. Yates
D-li
Defense Department
Capitol Hill
Robert N. Giaimo
Dconn
Kids Kill Teacher In Greenwich Village Beating
In New York City a 61 year old retired teacher Robert Byron was beaten to death by two teens after a runaway Florida girl refused a handout. The trio lured her to panhandle and were chased by three men who tried to intervene as Byron died from a head injury near University Place.
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New York
Florida
Greenwich Village
Byron
Tornadoes Kill Five Across Oklahoma and Arkansas
A line of tornadoes from severe thunderstorms struck towns in Oklahoma and Arkansas on Thursday night causing deaths and injuries. Two people were killed one in each state and three more died in storm related incidents. Arkansas reported 25 injured and Oklahoma 12. Nineteen mobile homes were demolished in Alta Vista and Long Town near Tulsa, including a teenage girl killed in Alta Vista.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Alta Vista
Long Town
Tulsa
Brazil Will Deal For Envoy's Life
Brazil's military government said it would seek the safe release of West German Ambassador Ehrenfried von Holleben after leftist kidnappers killed a Brazilian guard and wounded two others. The group demanded a prisoner exchange but did not specify numbers. Von Holleben was abducted at night as his car was ambushed. a driver was unhurt.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Ehrenfried von Holleben
Emilio Garrastazu Medici
von Holleben
Massacre at Ba Ren Leaves 114 Dead in Pacified Hamlet
Viet Cong stormed Ba Ren, also called Phu Thanh, killing 114 villagers with grenades and mortars. Rescue crews sift rubble, while Marines and aid groups assist rebuilding with lumber, roofing, and food. Vietnamese official says the attack targets a pacified area to disrupt government efforts.
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BA Ren
Vietnam
Phu Thanh
Thanh My
da Nang
Tom Pentacost
T.S. Miller
New Kensington
Nguyen van Ching
Middletown Miami Valley Forecast Calls For Warm Weekend
The forecast for Middletown and the Miami Valley predicts partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures tonight in the upper 60s. Highs Saturday reach the upper 80s, with Sunday looking fair and little change in temperatures. Yesterday's high was 88 and this morning's low was 65.
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Middletown
Miami Valley
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Thornton, Ont
Barrie
Robert Byron
St. Augustine
Albert Hotel
University Place
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Envoy
Popular Revolutionary Vanguard
Volved
Latin America
Count Karl von Sprell
Guatemala
West Germany
Hoang Xuan Lam
Ba Ken
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