Community notes from Vaduz to New York and Isle of Man
Sunday festivities marked Franz Jocet 11’s sixtieth in Liechtenstein with ceremonies and dancing in Vaduz. In the U.S. Johnson greeted Carpenter, the Viet Nam-era aide, as Westmoreland joined the celebration at a ranch. A Decatur family endured a long New York cab ride after a strike, while Isle of Man driving examiner urges modest dress to keep focus during tests.
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Principality
Liechtenstein
Turing
Franz Jocet
Ional
Vaduz
Tetinson City
Tex
Johnson
Carpenter
West Point
Lon
Sorie
Camp
Westand
U.S
Viet Nam
Jonson
Westmoreland
N.Y
Ill
Rettman
Decatur
New York
Ottman
It Tuscola
Virgin
Islaids
Matthew
Peter
Leo Silverstein
Bill Shimmin
Shimmin
Douglas
Isle of Man
William C. Westmoreland
Wyatt Thomas Johnson
White House
Tom Johnson
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
Kennedy Plans to Curb Violence Says Senator
Boston Senator Edward Kennedy urges swift action on federal violence curb legislation. He cites rising violence and calls to bar violence glorification by mass media and to replace crime shows with programs showing peaceful problem solving.
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Boston
Sen
Edward
Kennedy
D-Mass
Taaiseed Thomas Dodd
D-Conn
Hadassah
Zionist Organization of
Amer
Ica
Congress
Arthritis drug warned by AMA over fatal effects
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that an unlabeled arthritis drug, brought from Mexico, may be dipyrone or related to aminopyrine and can cause fatal agranulocytosis. FDA notes dipyrone is a new drug not to be distributed in the United States without proper approval.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Mexico
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Piedras Negras
Portunity Corporation
Passman
Mortimer Jacobson
United States
Hadassah
Journal
Freeman Probes 3-Way Crash Food Prices Rise
Freeman urges FTC action after calling for an investigation into profiteering along the food chain from farm to consumer. He cites a wheat-to-loaf price gap and notes secretary's push to curb hog prices while preserving producer interests. AFL-CIO clerks seek congressional recognition and binding arbitration.
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Washington
UPI
Orville
Freeman
Trade Commissions
United Press
the International
FTC
Reeman
Robert
Federal Trade Commission
Louisville
United Federation of Past
Tal Clerks
Afl-Cio
Enraged man kills three kin and more killings reported
Police say a Delano man killed his wife 84 his brother-in-law 40 his mother-in-law 80 and a 25 year old friend in a rampage after an argument. He grabbed a .38 revolver from a bedroom and shot at relatives before taking his four children to his girlfriend’s home. Investigators note additional crash injuries at Santa Margarita bridge involving a Tiburon mother and daughter, with no bus injuries.
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Jenney
Isadoro Cortez
Maria Sanchez
Victoria Macias
Delano
Acosta
Poker Partor
Acostan
Oceanside
Macias
Horie
U.S. Highway 101
Santa Margartita Bridge
Edith Kidder
Stephanie
Sndy Barbara
Francis R. Kidder
Venezuelan police arrest guerrilla gang leader at power tunnel hideout
Police in Caracas say they captured an underground guerrilla group which used the power company tunnel system as a hideout. The gang's leader identified as Alberto Range Fermin, a student at Central University.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Alberto Range! Fermin
Central University
Doctor offers natural treatment for circulation pains
Long Beach ad claims poor circulation causes joint pains raucous veins and hardened arteries. It promotes a big natural application to normalize systems, ease muscle spasms, improve circulation, quiet nerves, and speed healing. It advises appointments with Dr. Duan at 2401 Broadway Office FE.
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Long Beach
Duan
Dic
Broadway
Fragmented notice about publication mailing and circulation
Fragmented OCR notes describe second class matter entry at a postal office and a monthly rate. It mentions delivery, audit, and circulation details with streets and avenues. The readable portions point to a local newspaper notice on behalf of publication and distribution.
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Bress-Gelecram
Hang
Cary
Arriar Daulvéry
Israeli envoy leaves Moscow amid espionage accusation
An Israeli envoy Gavish and his family departed Moscow by plane after being accused of espionage by the Soviet government. The envoy and his wife and two children left for home aboard a government flight from the Israeli embassy in Moscow.
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Moscow
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