Hurricane names for the 1972 season list
The document lists the 1972 Atlantic hurricane season names Abby Brenda Candy Dolly Evelyn Felice Gladys Hannah Ingrid Janet Katy Lila Molly Nita Odette Paula Roxie Stella Trudy Vesta, detailing the official pool used to name storms that year. It includes 19 names commonly rotated for tropical cyclones.
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Ingrid Janet Katy Lila Molly Nita Odette
Paula Roxie
North America
Atlantic
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Soldier and dog die valiantly on battle field
Lt. Col. Burr M. Willey, 44, of Ayer Massachusetts, leads advisers near An Loc Vietnam. He dies after a rocket strike as his dog Moose dies with him. Franklin and Henderson recount the forward push and rescue efforts, noting Willey’s courage, experience, and loyalty to his Vietnamese allies.
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Horst Faas
Associated Press
Route 13
Vietnam
Whv
Col. Willey
Burr M. Willey
Ayer
Mass
An Loc
Willey
Chon Thanh
Wiley
Saigon
Battlefront
Moose
Delta
Thyrone Henderson
Lexington
Henderson
Col
Col. J. Ross Franklin
Franklin
Mexican President Echeverria Courts Texas Investors
President Luis Echeverria urged Texas businessmen to invest in Mexico while in San Antonio. He met Mexican American demonstrators, discussed economic development with Raza Unida leaders, and agreed to study a possible agricultural processing plant in Crystal City with technical assistance from Mexico. Governor Preston Smith and Echeverria planned cross border committees to boost relations, as San Antonio hosted the new Mexican Cultural Institute at HemisFair Plaza.
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Richard Been
Eloy Aguilar
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Luis Echeverria
Texas
Mexico
Echeverria
Raza Unida
United Race
Pedro de Coster
Crystal City
Raza Unida Party
U.S
United States
Preston Smith
Smith
Texas International Trade Office
Mexico City
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Texas Good Neighbor Commission
HemisFair Plaza
U S security at risk from SALT accord debate
U S Defense Secretary Melvin Laird warned the Moscow arms pact could jeopardize national security without continued strong defense funding and new weapon programs. He cited Soviet tests and Brezhnev’s stance, urging support for the Trident submarine, B1 bomber, SCRMs, and other programs while SALT remains a factor in U S strength.
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Harrison Humphries
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Nixon
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Rogers
Communist’ Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Russia
Geard C. Smith
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Foreign Relations Committee
Stuart Symington
D.o
Fulbright
Secur
Organs and Laurels: Schweitzer’s Africa Hospital Funded
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that Dr. Albert Schweitzer, renowned organist, used proceeds from organ recitals and lectures in Europe to equip and sustain his hospital in French Equatorial Africa.
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Albert Schweitzer
French Equatorial Africa
Europe
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Fearful mood in business world alarms executives
AP News reports a defensive atmosphere among U.S. business leaders fearing future economic and political upheaval. Bethlehem Steel chair Stewart Cort condemns anti business rhetoric, cites tax payments, and warns against causes that could curb incentives, savings, and individual liberty while urging pro business civic programs.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Cort
Rotary
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New England
Audrey
Diane
Galveston
Florida
Canada
Camille
Des Moines
Chicago
Gulf OF
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Miles
Cuba
Jamaica
Caribbean Sea
Abby Brenda Candy Dolly Evelyn
Felice
Gladys
Hannah
Stella
Trudy
Vesta
Wesley
Jim L. Ellis
Croswell, Mich
Ellis
U.S. Army
Ki.a
Henry Moore
Belvedere Fort
Florence
Los Angeles
National University of Mexic
Bangor International
Kennedy
Gresvet den
Strategic Air Command
Maine
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Fuldwright
Stewart S. Cort
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jacksonville
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