GOP Hopeful Housewives Stall as Teamsters Strike Grips NYC
In New York and Long Island a Teamsters strike halts moves affecting Nixon campaign HQ and thousands of transfers weekly. Campaign staff remain at Fifth Avenue offices as crews refuse to move. residents crowd hotels awaiting relocation while government offices face delays.
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Jayne's Vermifuge P-W and R-W Tablets Promote Worm Cure
Fidgeting and itching may signal pin and round worms. Jayne's Vermifuge claims to kill worms in the large intestine with specially coated tablets that reach the bowels before dissolving. Separate P-W for pin worms and R-W for round worms advertise child and adult sizes.
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Chinese Hospitals Full Of Viet Wounded
A Hong Kong visitor reports crowded Red Chinese hospitals in Kwangsi with wounded North Vietnamese fighters, alleging Chinese patients are being refused. He recalls a Fusui incident where a Chinese boy died after entry denial and residents attacked staff, reflecting mounting local anger as hospitals treat foreign soldiers.
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Kwangsi
Kangsi
Fusai
Fusui
China
North Vietnam
America
India to reach 1.5 million telephones by 1971
Communications Minister I. K. Gujral told Parliament that India will have 1.5 million telephones by the end of the fourth five year plan in 1971.
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New Delhi
India
I. K. Gujral
Peace Corps Vaccination Drive Across Tanzania
A team of Peace Corps volunteers and Tanzanian student health inspectors traveled by canoe along Lake Malawi in Southern Tanzania to vaccinate more than 50,000 people against smallpox. The effort was supervised by two Peace Corps doctors and the vaccine provided by the Ministry of Health and Housing.
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United States Peace Corps
Lake Malawi
Tanzania
Peace Corps
Ministery of Health and Housing
Famous Norwegian Poet Arnulf Oeverland Dies at 79
Oslo AP reports Arnulf Oeverland died this week at Vor Frues Hospital at age 79. A controversial figure in Norway, he was a noted poet and arts critic whose 1936 poem You Must Not Sleep warned against Nazi Germany.
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Norway
Arnulf Oeverland
Vor Frues
Oeverland
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Gambling Comes to Seoul Second Casino Opens in Korea
Seoul reports legalized gambling at the Walker Hill resort with Las Vegas advisers. It marks Korea's second casino after the Olympus Hotel in Inchon began operations last August, twenty miles west of Seoul.
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Walker Hill Resort
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Korea
Olympus
Inchon
Tivoli Park Nears 125th Birthday in Copenhagen
Copenhagen’s Tivoli Garden amusement park marks its 125th anniversary with a celebration running from May 1 to Sept. 15 next year. The event centers on Tivoli’s historic park and will span spring through late summer.
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