Pregnant Bride Picture Backfires In England
The British Health Education Council faced backlash as its £500,000 birth control campaign used a very pregnant bride at the altar. The Daily Mirror published the image, sparking debate over offensive material while officials defended the effort to reach couples outside traditional health services.
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British Health Education Council
Council
London
Casanova
Bill Jones
Daily Mirror
the Mirror
Church of England
Father Of Hippie Girl Ordered To Pay Support
New York family court ordered a prominent lawyer to resume support for his 20 year old daughter despite his claim her hippie lifestyle stinks. The man must post a 5750 bond or face potential jail. the appellate division stayed a 30 day jail sentence pending review. The daughter, a University of Louisville student, said she has received no money and had to sell her car to pay bills. The judge noted a clash between a rigid paternal standard and the daughter’s move toward independence amid emotional difficulties and probation at college.
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NEW York Cap
New York
Family Court
Millard L. Midonick
University of Louisville
Louisville Courrier-Journal
Midonick
Newsrater
Hib Hlyer
Rock Gate Crashers Parents Notified
A Cleveland promoter of rock concerts handled teen gate crashers by calling their parents after 27 teens were caught sneaking into a Monday night show. Some youths feared parental anger more than police involvement, with one girl saying her father would kill her and a 17 year old boy preferring jail over facing his parents.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jules Belkin
New York City Runs Largest Municipally Owned Transit System
New York City is served by the largest municipally owned and operated transit system in the United States.
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New York City
United States
Soviet fast tracks appeals in Jewish hijacking case
Moscow sped up hearings for 11 defendants in the Jewish hijacking trial as Western protests grew over sentences. The move aims to quiet international furor before the March Communist party congress. Nine more Jews are to stand trial in January in Leningrad and in Riga and Kishinev.
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Spain
Kremlin
Suez
Communist Party
Leningrad
Riga
Kishinev
Israel
Sweden
US State Department
My Lai GI linked to Atlanta murder charge
Spec 4 Robert T'Souvas, once tied to the My Lai massacre, is named among 17 charged with the shotgun killing of motorcyclist Barney McSherry, 21, in Atlanta's hip pie district. His wife Rebecca faces an occupying a “dive” charge. Police seized 18 gasoline bombs, dynamite, firearms, $3,100, and drugs. T'Souvas faces premeditated murder counts for two Vietnamese civilians in My Lai. another hearing is set for Jan. 12.
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Atlanta
My Lai
Spec
Robert T’souvas
Rebecca T’souvas
Barney McSherry
T’souvas
San Jose
Calif
Ft. McPherson
Italy and France Battered by Deep Snowstorms
Fresh snow storms across northern Italy collapsed barns and factory roofs, while southern France endured heavy gales disrupting air and sea travel to Sicily. The multi day storm left at least two dead, two ships capsized with ten crew lost, and snow piling up to three feet in Abetone near Florence. Roads iced and impassable, Milan and Turin traffic slowed, airports closed, and a roof collapse at an Alessandria appliance factory caused about 320000 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Italy
Mediterranean
Sicily
France
Alps
Tuscany
Abetone
Florence
Milan
Turin
Livate
Malpensa
Alessandria
Genoa
Baltimore Land Bank Cuts Rate
The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore will cut mortgage rates by one percent and switch to a new variable loan contract. New loans set at 8 percent, with existing 9 percent contracts billed at 8 percent beginning Feb 16. Bonds to fund the banks total 431 million, including 18 million for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Federal Land Bank of
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Farm Credit Associations
Bel Air Farm Credit Association
Cecil
Harford
Howard Counties
Baltimore Bank
Rising Toll In Traffic Deaths Finally Reversed
The Insurance Information Institute forecasts a reversal of the rising U S traffic toll in 1970 with declines in deaths injuries and economic loss. Fatalities are projected at 55 400 a drop of 1 000 from 1969 while injuries total 4 950 009 down 60 200 and economic loss at 16 billion down 582 million.
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United States
Insurance Information Institute
Institute
National Safety Council
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Jewish Defense League
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