Birth in Crash Termed Medical History in Quincy
In Quincy Illinois a baby girl weighing eight pounds 14 ounces was born Saturday during an automobile crash in which the mother died. The infant survived and is reported in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. Doctors called the birth a medical history and noted the mother, Mrs. Robert Range, 28, perished in the accident. the husband and three sons were injured.
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Quincy, Tl
Kimeberly Sue Bange
Robert Range
Quincy
Saigon Troops Cut Off by North Vietnamese Tanks
North Vietnamese tanks pursued Saigon forces to the Laotian border as U S aircraft knocked out six tanks. U S units left Khe Sanh base while 2 000 South Vietnamese troops moved from Laos to the border. Allied reports say U S helicopter gunships and bombers destroyed tanks along Highway 9 near the Lao Bao post amid disagreement over casualty figures and overall success.
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Saigon Cap
Bo Chi Minh Trail
Baos
Saigon
U.S
Khe Sanh
da Viel
Laos
Highway
Lao Bao
Tran van An
Mississippi River Towns Brace for Record Floods
The Associated Press reports upper Mississippi towns racing to shore up defenses against a flood may match 1965 heights. Prairie du Chien Wisconsin faces almost certain inundation, while LaCrosse and Winona prepare with existing dikes and pumps. Stillwater Minnesota guards its downtown after flood levee removal in 1969.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Carl Hawke
St. Friel
Lakes
LaCrosse
Warren Loveland
Mississippi
Winona
Minn
Norman Indall
Tis City
Stillwater
St. Croix
Stolen FBI Records Show FBI Campus Espionage
The Washington Post reports stolen FBI records show campus surveillance of activists through informants from switchboard operators to bank tellers. It details a burglary theft from the Media Pennsylvania office on March 8 and notes copies received by Sen. George McGovern and Rep. Parren Mitchell.
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FBI
Washington
Washington Post
Citizens Commission
the Post
Justice Department
George McGovern
Ds.d
Parren J. Mitchell
PBS
Atty
John N. Mitchell
United States
The
Post
Philadelphia
Ex-Prosecutor Angela Davis Case Judge Appointed
San Francisco AP report says former prosecutor and lobbyist Alan A. Lindsay will preside over the Angela Davis and Rachell Magee courthouse escape case. The Aug. 7 Marin County shootout led to four deaths. Davis seeks bail and motion to dismiss, Magee seeks federal transfer.
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San Francisco
Angela Davis
Rachell Magee
Superior Court
Alan A. Lindsay
Oakland
California Supreme Court
Donald Wright
Lindsay
Alameda County
Ronald Reagan
Criminal Division
U.S. Justice Department
California
John H. McMurray
Magee
Marin County
Solons Near Welfare Reform Proposed Federal Takeover
The House Ways and Means Committee nears a decision on welfare reform to shift costs to the federal level. A minimum $2,200 yearly cash aid for a family of four with extra matching funds for higher state inputs is discussed, replacing food stamps with cash. A flat $150 a month for a single person and $200 for a couple are proposed in each category, with no state matching under federal payment. Also noted is a broad 1971 forecast of kraut consumption by Americans.
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Washington
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Ervin Nichols
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Chicago
Black Panther Party
Philadelphia Black Panthers
National Black Economic Development Conference
New Justice
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Patrick Street
H. L. Mills
GIANT
Sponke
E. Patrick St
Frederick
Solons Near Welfare
National
Kraut Packers Association
Westinghouse
FROST
Laundromat
Bai Hills
East Eee St
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