Relief Reaches East Pakistan Flood Victims Amid Aid Push
Relief official Jurg Vittani said two and a half million were affected with half a million needing medicine and shelter within ten days. Sea imports start, air drops continue from Chittagong, and U S aid includes helicopters, boats, and supplies. The East Pakistan army coordinates relief as casualties are tallied high with millions in the path of the disaster.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
UPI
Jurg Vittani
League of Red Cross Societies
Chiltagong
Ganges
Red Cross
Khadim Hussain
Raja
3Rd
Pakistan
United States
Intrepid
Triumph
Paistan
Bay of Bengal
Romney denies leaving Nixon administration
Housing Secretary George Romney states there is no truth to reports he will leave or switch cabinet posts. He says he has not been asked to accept another position and does not plan to resign. CBS quoted sources claiming John Mitchell may resign, but the Justice Department denied the report.
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George Romney
Nixon
Roney
Alty. Gen
John Mitchell
Romney
Mormon Church
CBS Television News
Mitchell
Justice Department
Moral collapse warning echoes at White House service
Monsignor McCarthy told President Nixon and leaders that America suffers a moral collapse tied to disbelief in the divine. He blamed violent youth and urged attention to social issues while praising concern for justice and environment. Cabinet members and Nixon responded during a White House service.
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Nixon
Thomas J. McCarthy
White House
Australian Fake Doctor Dies After Texas Stunt
Francis Dalgleish, 97, who posed as Dr B L Maxwell in McCamey Texas for 7 days treating 98 patients, died of kidney failure in Townsville Australia. He was arrested for practicing medicine without a license and later repatriated after his terminal kidney ailment was found.
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Australia
Texas
Townsville
Francis Dalgleish
McCamey
Tex
Dalgleish
B. L. Maxwell
Anchorage
Alaska
McCamey Hospital
Joe Collins
Odessa
Cable Car Crash in San Francisco Hospitalizes Two
A cable car and an automobile collided Sunday at Tyde and Washington Streets in San Francisco, injuring two people and sending them to hospital for treatment.
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San Francisco
UPI
Tyde
Washington Streets
California approves broad slate of new laws in 1970 veto session
The 61st day after the end of the 1970 veto session marks the approval of 3,628 proposals by the legislature and governor Reagan. New laws include a bus ban on curbside rides without parental permission, harsher air and littering fines, stricter auto smog standards with up to 5000 dollar penalties, and legalization of prophylactic sales to under 18s to curb venereal disease. Local agencies may eject disruptive attendees from meetings, and 18 year olds must gain parental and superior court approval to marry. Animal protections prohibit shelters from selling cats that are not spayed or neutered.
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Sacramento
California
Reagan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Auto repossession law challenged in Cal suit
San Francisco based attorney Harry Delizona filed a federal suit on behalf of Jack and Sandra Morehouse of San Jose challenging California's automotive repossession law as unconstitutional under the 14th Amendment. The suit targets GMAC and warns that repossession actions occur without due process, citing reported cases of repossessions from garages and streets and a pregnant woman followed to a remote road.
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San Francisco
API
California
Harry J. Delizzona
San Jose
U.S. District Court
Delizanna
California Trial Lawyers Association
General Motors Acceptance Corporition
Jack and
Sandra Morehouse
Dilizonna
Drastic Overhaul of Schools Urged
The Carnegie Commission calls for a three year B A degree, two year M A, a new M P h, and a D A to speed up higher education. It advocates lifelong learning, community colleges, and federal student support, aiming for reform by 1980 with two years of postsecondary education in the bank after high school.
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San Francisco
UPS
America
Carnegie Commission In Higher Education
Carnegie Foundation
Commission
Clark Kerr
University of California
Kerr
Telr
Russ Warn on Nearby U.S. Bases
The Soviet Defense Ministry reported a considerable intensification of U S air and sea movements from bases near Russia and warned that hostile actions by Americans could have serious consequences. Red Star listed principal U S bases in Europe and cited three officers whose plane landed in Turkey last month.
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UPI
Defense Ministry
U. S
Russia
Hed Star
Aid
U.S
Europe
Turkey
Red Star
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Queen's Medical Center
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Elizabeth A. Platz
College Park
Theodore R. Caspar
Eft
University of Maryland
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Maryland Synod
Lutheran Church of America
Southern
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Friends of the Court
GMAC
Press-Telegram
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Schiaparelli
Colette
Suzanne
Monique
la Pasada
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