Young bid to buy Queen Elizabeth surfaces in Florida
Mark and Greg Wagner of Springfield Massachusetts bid to purchase the liner Queen Elizabeth berthed at Fort Lauderdale. They offered one dollar and plan to keep the ship in their 24 foot pool. Northern Ireland ministers criticize Senator Kennedy for cable to the Ulster Civil Rights Association.
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Mark
Greg Wagner
Springfield
Mass
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Port Everglades Commission
Gregory McIntosh
Therese Wagner
Northern Ireland
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Ulster Civil Rights Association
James Chichester-Clark
Sen. Kennedy
Robert Porter
Kennedy
Frank Gogarty
The
Civil Rights Association
New Jersey Woman Seeks Truth About Son’s WWII Death
Anna Topp of Bradley Beach, New Jersey, hunts for details of how her son Irving, a 23 year old Air Force corporal, died when his B 24 bomber was downed near Koror Palau on May 24 1945. She visited Koror in 1957 and Japan in 1965 seeking witnesses and records from Japanese servicemen. She has written to about 80 men listed by the Japanese government and plans to return to Japan for more information.
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Anna Topp
Bradley Beck
N.J
Koror
Runner Bruce Tulloh completes coast to coast jog
English teacher Bruce Tulloh, 34, runs 2860 miles from west to east coast with wife Sue and son Clive in tow. He finishes in 2 hours 50 minutes and beats prior 73 day record set by Don Shepherd in 1964. Tulloh says this was his last serious run and denies quitting at any point. Mayor Yorty letter noted as context.
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John V. Lindsay
Nework City
Pola Teller
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Renner
Bruce Tulloh
England
Tullo
Jacphs
City Hall
Don Shepherd
Tulloch
Sue
Clive
Schweppes, U.S. + Ltd
Tecums
New Face Girl Returns to Home in Tennessee News
Deborah Fox, 15, headed home to Chattanooga after two weeks in Johns Hopkins Hospital. A letter from President Nixon cheered her convalescence as surgeons continued to rebuild her face. Deborah will return to Baltimore in a few months for further nose and mouth surgery.
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Deborah Fox
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nixon
Deborah
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Evans Crew Testimony Focuses on Ship Lighting
Subic Bay Philippines witnesses from the Evans and Melbourne testified on lighting and compartment safety after the June 3 collision in the South China Sea. Executives described compartments, life jackets, and rescue efforts as crewmen recalled the moments before and after the impact.
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Subic Bay
Philippines
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
Evans
Cmdr
George McMichael
Fountain Valley
Calif
McMichael
Donald A. Bakken
Blonmington
Minn
Robert A. Codemo
Miami
South China Sea
John B. Backinger
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles N. Frey
San Mateo
Charles M. Garrison
National City
Backinger
Thousands Flee as Major Fire Erupts in Cairo Warehouse
A large warehouse fire at Hudson Warehouses in Cairo’s northwest side prompted evacuation of about 4,000 residents as fumes spread over the northern half of the city. Officials later canceled the warning as fumes were deemed toxic. no injuries were reported and most residents returned home.
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Cairo
Mipple River
Hudson
Frurgany Classified News From Leneneach Cal
A brief classifieds item from Leneneach California appears in the Press Telegram style. The note references Nas 187 and a weekly feature in the second class matter section. The text is partially illegible but indicates routine notices or listings from a local paper.
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Frurgany
Gune
Nas 187
Yolume
Cal
Indians Claim Water Rights Seizure by Whites
Rincon and La Jolla tribes allege a 70 year neglect of their water rights and seek U.S. government help to reclaim water and recover damages. About 50 protesters gathered outside San Diego County’s courthouse to oppose a city of Escondido condemnation action against Escondido Water Co. and push for city water control.
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la Jolla
Rincon
San Diego County
San Diego
U.S
San Luis
Patricia A. Duro
Rincon Reservation
Palo
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Escondido
Escondido Water Co
Jet Duel at Gulf of Suez in second clash this week
United Press report describes a dogfight over the Gulf of Suez south of Suez City with both sides claiming kills. Israeli spokesmen said one Israeli jet was shot down in routine patrol air space while Cairo offered counterclaims of Egyptian MiGs hitting two Israeli aircraft and forcing the rest to retreat.
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Gulf of Suez
Jecalem
Old City
Gulf
Suez City
Isaaeli
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Four Killed in Turkish Soccer Riot After Draw
Riot erupts after Kirikkale and Tarsus draw 1-1. About 1,000 spectators clash with knives, sticks, rocks, and firearms in Kirikkale and later city streets. Four killed, 37 hurt, 11 arrested as police and gendarmes quell the violence.
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Istanbula
Tmarch
Ankara
Kirikkale
Tarsus
Istanbul
Tne Red
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Yorty
Lindsay
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New Orleans
U. 3
Navy
de Stroyer
Aaron C. Fuchs
Fuchs
J. George A. Lare, Jr
Philadelphia
Lare
Robert Lares
Beckley
W. Va
Donald A. Bannec
Bloomington
Byron R. Pr
Press-Telegram
Vrata
United Press
Tcas
Llama Clancy CT
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