Reform urged in U S foreign affairs machinery
Washington AP The State Department senior admin official urges reforms to the foreign affairs machinery noting the diplomatic corps is already lean. William B. Macomber says changes are needed as Nixon reviews federal reforms. He stresses progress over personnel shifts and adaptation to a complex global system.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
Nixon
William B. Macomber
Macomber
Executive Branch
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
Kissinger
Man Wounds 3 Outside Bronx Girlfriend’s Home
New York police say Luis Rivera 25, wounded three bystanders outside Iris Daya’s South Bronx apartment after being rejected. He then fired at Daya, was taken into custody near 555 Fox St, facing charges of attempted murder and weapons violations.
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New York
South Bronx
Luis Rivera
Rivera
555 Fox St
E. 161St St
Bronx
Iris Daya
Paul Perez
Avenue St. John
Fox Street
Lincoln Hospital
Raphael Flecha
Cleveland
Lumbano Gluller
Fox St
Flecha
Lincoln
Gluller
Jacobi Hospital
Winners State Lottery Draw Nov 24 1972
State lottery announces Friday November 24 1972 results with all six numbers worth 50 000 dollars and smaller prizes for 5 000 4 500 50 and 5 free tickets. Contact details list the State Office Building in Syracuse New York for winners.
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State Lottery
Syracuse
N. Y
Thanksgiving 1972 memory amid parade patrols and protests
The Associated Press reports Thanksgiving Day 1972 saw large parades in New York Philadelphia and Detroit while Nixon watched contests at Camp David. A punctured Donald Duck balloon and a large Chicago Heights family gathering marked the holiday amid a Mass of Native American mourning at Plymouth Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Donald Duck
Nixon
Camp David
Maryland
Plymouth Mass
New England
Massasoit
Kissinger Tho Hold Hour-Long Paris Meeting
In Paris Kissinger and Hanoi's Le Duc Tho held a one hour private discussion at Choisy le Roi after news that the meeting had been called off. They planned to meet again Saturday as part of ongoing efforts to complete the peace agreement.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Rendevous
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kissinger
Chousy-le-Roi
CBS
Tho
Washington
White House
Ronald L
Ziegler
Maurice Schumann
Vietnam
Gif-sur-Yvette
Nixon
Choisy
Agence France Presse
Marie Wilson dies at 56 renowned for My Friend Irma
Actress Marie Wilson, a blonde comedienne known for My Friend Irma Show, died of cancer at 56 on Thanksgiving Day. She rose from Warner Brothers contract at 15 to light movie comedies and radio and TV work, living with her husband Robert Fallon and adopted son Greg.
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Hollywood
Marie Wilson
Miss Wilson
Irma
Warner Brothers
Robert Fallon
Greg
Rebels challenge Viet Cong in South Vietnam revolt
Le Monde reports three North Vietnamese battalions rebelled against the Viet Cong early this month. Loyalists defeated them after two days of fighting, the rebels captured the jungle HQ, but Viet Cong leaders escaped. The rebels opposed negotiations with Saigon.
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Paris
South Vietnam
le Monde
Saigon
Jean Claude Pomenti
Provisional Revolutionary Governement
Vietnam
Restaurant Workers Ratify Contract in New York
An unanimous ratification by 800 restaurant workers including waiters busboys and captains ends a strike at Manhattan dining spots. Cooks and helpers also return to work pending a further vote.
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New York
Manhattan
Prison guard slashed during prison breakfast escort
Thomas A. Davie a 30 year old guard at Green Haven state prison was slashed in the neck while escorting prisoners to breakfast. He was treated at Vassar Brothers Hospital for a four inch neck wound and a three inch neck wound and listed in good condition.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Thomas A. Davie
Green Haven State Prison
State Correctional Services
Davie
Vassar Brothers Hospital
Britain Reopens After 24Hour Railway Strike
Britain’s railways return to normal after a 24 hour strike that halted service nationwide. The action involved 29 000 workers protesting new pay scales tied to an experimental 150 mile an hour train blacklisted by trainmen.
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London
Britain
British Rail
United States backs unanimous voting at CSCE prep meeting
In Helsinki AP report the United States stated it would accept unanimous voting on all issues at the preparatory meeting for the CSCE conference. Ambassador Val Peterson led the U S delegation at the second working session and reporters received a paraphrase of his remarks.
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Helsinki
United States
Val Peterson
U.S
U.S. Adds 40000 Tons Rice To Cambodia Aid
The United States signed an agreement to provide 40000 tons of American rice valued at over 9 million dollars to Cambodia. The donation raises total U S rice aid to 70000 tons by July 1973 and will be delivered over the next six months through the Cambodian government.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
U.S
Cairo Sees Second Day of Heavy Rains Disrupts City
Cairo faced heavy rainfall for a second day affecting six million residents. Traffic halted, streetcars stopped, electric cables shed power, taxis vanished, and many government workers skipped work.
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Cairo
U S B52s Hit Supply Targets in North Vietnam for Third Day
Saigon reports heavy B52 raids strike military supply concentrations near Vinh and Dong Hoi for 24 hours ending noon today. Navy fighter-bomber lost in last five days raises to nine U S aircraft. Pilot Lt Cmdr David Edwards ejected after Corsair damaged on carrier deck and failed controls, rescued at sea.
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U. S
North Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Southeast Asia
Vinh
Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Air Force
Navy
South Vietnam
Cmdr
David Edwards
da Nang
Edwards
3 Year Old Girl in Bolivia To Return to U S Parents
Monica Lozano a dark eyed three year old detained in Bolivia for nine months is to be reunited with her parents in the United States after efforts to clear the international red tape succeeded. A rescue flight is carrying her from Bolivia with a friendly man aiding the effort and her family awaiting her arrival in Albany New York.
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Bolivia
U. S
Albany
N.Y
Monica Lozano
Dave Marks
Monica
Marks
New York
Lozano
United States
New Jersey Launches Daily Lottery to Fight Numbers Racket
New Jersey begins daily lottery sales as one of six northeastern states to challenge illegal numbers games. Gov Cahill touts 26 to 1 odds, $1 million drawing, and ongoing weekly lottery to sustain public interest while boosting state revenues.
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Associated Press
New Jersey
New Hampshire
William T. Cahill
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Bolivian Textile Workers Occupy Factories Amid State of Emergency
Striking textile workers barricaded inside La Paz factories as government declares a nationwide state of siege. Troops and police surround the district while arrests are made and leaders meet with President Barer Suárez. Hunger protests by workers' wives accompany wage and austerity complaints.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Fac
Hugo Barzer Suarez
National Confederation of Professionals
Mario Adet
Mother of ten shot dead before Thanksgiving dinner
Inora Wright a 48 year old mother who worked three jobs and supported her family was shot four days before Thanksgiving while at home with her ten children Police say she and a friend Isiah Woodside two argued for a pistol the gun fired and she died at Jackson Memorial Hospital Police are considering charges Police say she had previously helped police identify two youths who killed a security guard at Eagle Army Navy store and used a reward to move her children to a better home.
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Eagle Army Navy
Inora
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