Miss America Laurie Schaefer in fair condition in Columbus
Laurie Lea Schaefer 1972 Miss America was listed in fair condition at Grant Hospital Columbus after an apparent abdominal ailment. Hospital officials gave no diagnosis or release date while Miss America Pageant officials said she is expected to host Emmy coverage in Hollywood Sunday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Laurie Lea Schaefer
Grant Hospital
Atlantic
City
N.J
Hollywood
Schaefer
Atlantic City
Bexley
War era Marine crews back in action after transport crash
A Greyhound bus colliding with a paint and tar paper laden tractor truck near Bean Station Tennessee left 10 to 30 dead and 35 to 45 aboard the bus. Rescue units rushed to the scene with ambulances ferrying injured to Knoxville area hospitals.
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Bean Station
Tenn
Greyhound
Upper East Tennessee
Knoxville
Weather turns cooler in southwestern Ohio tomorrow
Sw Ohio forecasts cloudy and cooler conditions with a mid 60s high and 30 percent shower chance. Tonight’s low is expected around 50 degrees as today remains warm and wet.
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Ohio
Tragic Royston Grange Fire Claims 74 Aboard Ship
In Montevideo a ship fire after a collision with an oil tanker kills 74 aboard the Royston Grange and nine crewmen from the tanker. Survivors recount the disaster as rescued crew describe smoke filled corridors and failed chances to save passengers.
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Royston Grange
Colin Craddock
Hagans
Craddocks
Royston Grenge
Uruguay
River Plate
Quang Tri Capital Captured in Fast U.S. Marine Airlift
South Vietnamese forces recaptured a part of Quang Tri Province as U S Marines ferried 1 000 troops by helicopter into Hai Lang district near Quang Tri City. An Loc in the south saw heavy fighting for a third day as Thieu ordered the city held at all costs.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
An Loc
Nguyen van Thieu
Nixon
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
U.S
Okinawa
Hai Lang
Quang Tri City
Arnett
Hue
Fort Walton Beach holds 12000 march for Nixon war policy
About 12,000 marchers including school children and wives of American prisoners of war gathered in Fort Walton Beach Florida to support President Nixon’s war policy. Four high school bands played God Bless America as the five mile parade moved from Eglin Air Force Base to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Associated Press
U.S
Nixon
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
God Bless America
Eglin Air Force Base
Chamber of Commerce
Flood Crest Threatens Texas Towns After Guadalupe Rips Through
A Guadalupe River flood crest swept toward the Gulf of Mexico killing eleven people in New Braunfels and Seguin and leaving about two dozen missing after a Thursday night cloudburst. About 3,000 evacuated in New Braunfels and 1,500 in Seguin with damage over 10 million dollars. Clarence Knetsch, 51, Secret Service agent in charge at San Antonio, was among the dead. He had helped residents move to higher ground when swept away.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Guadalupe
Gulf of Mexico
Seguin
Coma
Jim Hester
Clarence Knetsch
Secret Service
San Antonio
Knetsch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gilligan Targets Deceptive Insurance Ads in Ohio
Gov. John Gilligan announces a crackdown on deceptive advertising by insurance firms in Ohio. He cites ads featuring Art Linkletter and Prudential Life as violative, urges licensing tests for sellers, and notes scrutiny of Fidelity Life and Paul Harvey pitches.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Art Linkletter
Gilligan
Linkletter
National Home Life Assurance
Associated Press
Los An
National Home Life
Prudential Life Insurance
Sheller
DeSretler
Paul Harvey
Ohio Insurance Institute
John Winchell
EPA refuses delay on 1975 auto emission limits
Washington AP The Environmental Protection Agency will not delay enforcement of 1975 model year auto emission standards. EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus denied industry requests for a one year extension though he left open a possible suspension if technology proves unavailable. Automakers criticized the ruling as impractical despite extensive filings and hearings.
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Washington
Eivironmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Rabbi Hertzberg elected president of American Jewish Congress
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg spiritual leader of Temple Emanu El Englewood New Jersey was chosen president of the American Jewish Congress at its biennial Cleveland convention succeeding Rabbi Arthur J Lelyveld who retires after eight years. He editors Jewish Social Studies and has served on the Jewish Agency for Israel executive committee since 1969. Stanley Lowell of New York City was elected senior vice president.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Arthur Hertzberg
Temple Emanu-El
Englewood
N.J
American Jewish Congress
Arthur J. Lelyveld
Cleveland
Hertzberg
Jewish Social Studies
The
Jewish Agency For Israel
Stanley Lowell
New York City
Congress
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Harold Buck
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London
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Houlder Brothers
Hagan
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Teresa
Jan
William
Craddock
Sydney
Australia
Reaui Ramirez Acosta
Montevideo
Guadalupe Klood Kalls
Gilligan and DeShetler
Fidelity Life Insurance Co
Gilgen
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Rabbi Hertzberg
Stull
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