Ministers Plan 13000 Bible Distribution During Brotherhood Week
The Rev William C Stewart of St John s RC Church and Rev Clyde Relyea of Trinity United Methodist Church outline plans for Brotherhood Week scripture distribution in Oswego City and surrounding townships. About 13000 copies of Touch by the Fire Luke Acts portion will be provided to all homes including SUCO Campus.
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William C. Stewart
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Catholic Ecumenical
Oswego
Clyde Relyea
Trinity United Methodist Church
SUCO
Names of 142 POWs due for release Monday
Pentagon confirms receipt of a list of 142 U S war prisoners to be freed Monday and began notifying their relatives. About 115 held in North Vietnam and 27 in South Vietnam include nine civilians among the South Vietnamese group. Kissinger opened postwar talks in Hanoi as U S Saigon officials plan releases of roughly 142 Americans and 3 000 Vietnamese POWs.
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Pentagon
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Nal
Kissinger
Air Force
Giam Lam
Agnew Reports On Asia Mission From Western White House
Vice President Spiro Agnew returns from a 13 day tour to Southeast Asia. He will brief President Nixon at the Western White House in California. Agnew visited Malaysia Indonesia Thailand Singapore South Vietnam Laos Cambodia and the Philippines amid talks on regional security and economic issues.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
Agnew
Malaysia
Indonesia
Thailand
Singapore
South Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
World Leaders Scramble Over Dollar Crisis in Basel Talks
Governments and central bankers seek a solution as the dollar falls. Japan limits forex activity to avoid a dollar flood while Basel hosts the world’s largest central banks amid secret discussions. Brandt and Nixon exchange talks as market forces push dollars abroad.
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Japan
Europe
Basel
Switzerland
Britain
Treasury
Anthony Barber
London
Paris
Willy Brandt
West
Singer Found Dead in Montreal After Brinks Heist Sentence
Montreal police report Joe Singer aged 29, once sentenced to five to ten years for a Syracuse Brinks Express theft, found dead in his apartment. Authorities say no guns or drugs found and believe self-inflicted death. autopsy planned to confirm cause.
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Singer
Montreal
Joe Singer
Syracuse, N.Y
Brinks Express
Three Bodies Found After Poughkeepsie Morning Fire
In Poughkeepsie New York three bodies were found after a morning fire in the downtown area. The blaze destroyed four adjacent buildings and left 17 people homeless. The fire began from a kerosene heater ignition after gas service was shut to a welfare family. One victim was identified as William Randolph in his late 20s. A third story jumper was rescued in critical condition. Dozens of pets perished or were rescued as crews fought a three alarm blaze amid icy streets and 10 degree temperatures.
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William Randolph
Vassar Brothers Hospital
Lower Main Street
Woman Fatally Hurt in Crash near Wilkes-Barre
A Newburgh woman, Agnes MacNear, 21, was killed in a one car crash on Interstate 80 near White Haven. Her husband Frank MacNear and three children Frank Jr, 4 months, and twins Keith Andrew and Kevin, 18 months, were injured and treated at Hazleton State General Hospital after the eastbound vehicle left the highway, crashed through guard rails, and halted in a gulley. The family was returning from a trip to California according to state police.
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Wilkes-Barre
Newburgh
N.Y
White Haven
Here
Agnes MacNear
Hazleton State General Hospital
Frank Mac- Near
Frank Jr
Keith Andrew
Kevin
Would-be Bank Robber Foiled By Woman Talk
Buffalo AP — Police said a man attempted a bank holdup at a Marine Midland Bank Western office but was deterred by dialogue with a woman teller. He claimed a gun and refused to display it, then walked out as two more tellers asked questions. Albert McClarence Jr., 335, Buffalo, was later charged by the FBI with attempted bank robbery. authorities say he had no gun.
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Buffalo
Marine Midland Bank-Western
Michael O'Connor
FBI
O'Connor
McClarence
Buffalo youths charged in east side shooting death
Police say Leonard Russell 19 and Sam Carson III 20 surrendered about 12 hours after a rifle slaying on an East Side corner. They face murder charges in the death of Jessie Stevenson 20 in a quarrel over a girl.
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Buffalo (Ap
Buffalo
Leonard Russell
Sam Carson III
Jessie Stevenson
Oswego study abroad program details described
The passage lists figures from State University College at Oswego and Universid ad Nacional including Juan B Guerrero and Antonio Esteban. It notes students from SUNY Geneseo and DR participants, and explains that Oswego students may study abroad for credit and contact Wilfredo Figueroa of the Hispanic department for information.
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State University College
Oswego
Antonio Esteban
Universidad Nacional
Juan B. Guerrero
Susan Lipsman
Suny Geneseo
Margarita Pimentel
Wilfredo Figueroa
Hispanic Department
Suny Oswego
Universidad Nacional Pedro Henrique Arena
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
James E. Perdue
POWs Should Be Left Alone After War Returns
ORLANDO Florida AP a former inmate of Stalag 17 and two other WWII POWs urge letting POWs adapt on return from Vietnam. Malcolm Breeze of the Florida Chapter American Ex Prisoners of War says each prisoner has his own war and experiences and must find his own way, likening responses to different levels of alcohol tolerance.
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Orlando
Fla
Stalag 17
Vietnam
Malcolm Breeze
Florida
Breeze
Uruguay president yields to military pressure in reshuffle
Rebellious military commanders vow to keep pressure on the civilian government after President Bordaberry relieves defense minister Antonio Francese, who had held the post three days. The army and air force generals had demanded his ouster and proclaimed they would not obey his orders. Bordaberry, after 28 tense hours of defiance, accepted Francese's resignation, signaling a stunning setback for his year-old government.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Juan M. Bordaberry
Antonio
Francese
Bordaberry
Air Force
Rejected Wage Increase By West Coast Longshoremen
Washington AP reports the Cost of Living Council rejected the West Coast longshoremen’s bid for a 30 cent an hour wage increase under Nixon phase 3 restraints. The raise had been trimmed from the union contract by the Pay Board almost a year earlier.
Ismail Leaves Russia After Talks With Brezhnev
Egyptian presidential envoy Hafez Ismail departed Moscow after three days of talks with Soviet leaders led by Leonid Brezhnev. The meeting followed Sadat's expulsion of 15,000 Russian advisers last July and marked the first such high level Egyptian visit since then.
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Moscow
Hafez Ismail
Kremlin
Ismail
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Brezhnev
Ismail Dis
Mt Etna Eruption Shakes Sicily Causing Wide Land Damage
Mt Etna in Sicily erupts from the central crater sending smoke and ash into the sky. Vulcanologists say no immediate danger though the 10,705 foot volcano has a history of powerful eruptions. The last major eruption occurred in spring 1971 and caused damage to millions of acres of arable land.
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Gavania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Europe
IRA to Defy Ban in Belfast March Challenge
In Belfast, leftist supporters of the Irish Republican Army vowed to march in defiance of a government ban. Michael Farrell of People's Democracy, a Roman Catholic student group, led three separate marches toward City Hall. William Whitelaw ordered the group kept out of the city center, but organizers pressed ahead with plans to converge.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Michael Farrell
People’s Democracy
William Whitelaw
Britain
Northern Ireland
Nixon plan would cut Vietnam era vets benefits
Nixon administration moves to cut about 160 million dollars yearly from disability payments to Vietnam era veterans. The plan, drafted by the VA and aimed for July 1, would lower payments such as 6,740 dollars to 1,272 for a veteran with a lost leg. Rep. Dorn seeks to block the changes and limit VA rating authority without Congress. A Census Bureau study underpins the ratings overhaul affecting 2.3 million disabled soldiers.
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Washington
House Veterans’ Committee
Veterans Administration
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Rep
W. J. Bryan Dorn
D-S.c
Dorn
Nixon
Office of Management and Budget
Census Bureau
Alaska Leaders Stunned by Adverse Pipeline Ruling
Alaska officials reacted with shock to a U S appeals court ruling overturning a lower court decision on the 789 mile Arctic Slope oil pipeline. The DC Circuit held the 146 foot right of way to be illegal under the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920, limiting rights of way to 25 feet each side. Alyeska Pipeline Service Co is a consortium of oil firms tied to Prudhoe Bay. The ruling halts construction temporarily and prompts political reaction.
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Anchorage
Alaska
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Interior Department
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic Slope
Nixon may announce 8 million cotton sale to China
Sources in the Agriculture Department say President Nixon could reveal a sale worth about 8 million dollars of U S cotton to China as part of broad trade overtures. Officials note at least 400 000 bales have been bought, with a Texas firm linked to the deal and renewed export projections lifting 1973 cotton exports to about 4.5 million bales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
U.S
China
Peking
U. S
Department
Henry Kissinger
U.s.-China
White House
Texas
Ralli Brothers Coney, Ltd
Ish Company
Penn Central Plans Biggest Track Abandonment bid
The bankrupt Penn Central Railway seeks permission to abandon 5,000 miles of track next week after a one day strike over crew cuts. It already filed petitions with the Interstate Commerce Commission to drop 3,000 miles and has approval for 800 miles. Passenger service except in New York and Connecticut is unprofitable. petitions will be filed before Judge John P. Fullam overseeing the reorganization.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Connecticut
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