Hospital News Admits and Discharges Listed
May 10 to May 12 1970 records show admissions Juanita Gomez Francisco Brito Josephine Williams Roberto Rayos Juana Navarette Elvira Martinez and dischargees Angela Vasquez baby Martha Rodriguez Ada Belle Collins Roberto Reyes Joe R Maples Sallie Parsons Elvira Martinez Rayma Hannah Carolyn Helton Willie Mae Irving Juana Navarette Francisco Brito Maria Jesus Estrada Robert Earl Mount with May 11 events.
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Juanita Gomez
Francisco Brito
Josephine Williams
Roberto Rayos
Juana Navarette
Elvira Martinez
Angela Vasquez
Baby
Martha Rodriguez
Ada- Belle Collins
Roberto Reyes
Joe R
Maples Sallie Parsons
Rayma Hannah
Carolyn Helton
Willie Mae Irving
Francisco F. Brito
Maria Jesus Estrada
Robert Earl Mount
Pecos Births Reported For May Dates
Birth notices show three baby boys born to Don Marshall in Pecos on May 10 at Box 985, to Bill Bradley on May 12 at 411 Alberta, and to Jose Luis Rodriguez on May 12 at 502 7th Street. New Delhi zoo facing a matrimonial problem as 28 animals lack mates. FAO says overseas missions will help locate partners for species including a hoolock gibbon a mustached guenon a red kangaroo and a golden cat.
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Don Marshall
Box
Pecos
Bill Bradley
Alberta
Jose Luis Rodriguez
7Th Street
New Delhi
Food and Agriculture Ministry
Reuther Rites Stated Today
Detroit leaders from industry government and labor attend the double funeral for Walter P Reuther 24 year president of the United Auto Workers and his wife May following their deaths in a jet crash. The service at Ford Auditorium features cremation and outdoor access with speakers for the crowd.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
May
Reuthers
Lower Michigan
Ford Auditorium
Civic Center
Automotive
Bermuda Homes Named with Fancy Titles Instead of Numbers
Bermuda houses eschew plain numerals in favor of colorful names such as Sea Breeze Cottage and Coral Bay Villa. Real estate guides note the trend reflects local charm and tourism attraction, with developers marketing distinctive identities over door numbers.
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Bermuda
Vatican Calls Catholic Protestant Priest Training Unity Step
The Vatican in a sweeping ecumenical move urged cooperation between Roman Catholics and Protestants in training priests and ministers. Cardinal Willebrands announced the document as part of the churchs ecumenical constitution, linking it to Vatican II efforts and urging shared books and library use. The note also advocates reducing duplicated courses. There is a factual line about human anatomy noting 206 named bones in the body.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Jan Cardinal Willebrands
Christian Unity Secretariat
Cardinal Willebrands
Fighting widens as Israeli forces strike Lebanon and Gaza area
Reports from Amman cite Al Fatah claims of rocket hits on Beisan and clashes near the Lebanon frontier. Israeli forces, including tanks and air power, swept into southern Lebanon, while villages in Jordan and the Galilee area were bombarded injuring two young girls. Beirut discusses a response to suspected Syrian troop incursions as Lebanon seeks sovereignty protection.
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Bardawil
Mediterranean
Amman
el Fatah
Beissan
Sea of Galilee
al Fatah
Lebanon
Upper
Galilee
Jordan Valley
Upper Galilee
Jordan
Hassane
Heikal
al Ahram
Beirut
Syria
al Saika
Probe Planned On Shootings In Augusta Riots
The Justice Department will investigate the deaths of six Augusta men shot during Monday night riots to determine if federal civil rights laws were violated. Civil rights investigators will assess the killings linked to looting arson as part of the Augusta disturbances and the death of a back in the Richmond County jail. Autopsies were ordered after doctors disagreed on wounds and entry.
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Washington
Justice Department
Augusta
Civil Rights Division
Richmond County
Antiwar protests target 43 military sites on Armed Forces Day
Demonstrations were planned at 43 installations including Ft Graban North Carolina and Pope AFB with public programs canceled as a safety measure. Actress Jane Fonda and other demonstrators were named as planning protests near posts and in Fayetteville. The Boston Bar Association moves to ask ABA if Nixon can authorize military actions in Cambodia.
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Ft.Grabo N.C
Pope Air Force Base
Jane Fonda
Fayetteville
Council of the
Boston Bar Association
American Bar Association
Nixon
Cambodia
Nixon administration seeks up to 1.5 billion for desegregation
AP reports the Nixon administration plans substantial funding for Southern school desegregation in the coming fiscal year with requests ranging from 300 to 500 million now and up to 1 billion later. HEW sources cite government plans for interracial desegregation research and programs. The same dispatch notes House moves to fund foreign travel promotion and federal budget cutbacks in forest development, plus veterans groups backing Nixon on Cambodia and remarks from Arthur Burns predicting a late year economy recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Donald Rumsfeld
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
States
United States Travel Service
House
Senate
H.R. Gross
Iowa
United States
U.S. Forest Service
M. M. Nelson
House Public Works Roads Subcommittee
Nelson
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