Camp David Becoming Fourth White House Retreat
Camp David is being transformed into a fourth White House for President Nixon as he plans to use the secluded mountain retreat for major decisions and speeches. The 34 acre site within a 600 acre parkland near Washington has hosted six presidents and features Navy staff, staff housing, and restricted access with high security, while offering historic summit memories and family use by past administrations.
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David
Nixon
Camp David
White House
Gatoclin
Maryland
Thougie Rust
Navy
Franklin D. Tons
Evell
Oceanside Western White House
San Clemente
Bayside
Florida
Key Biscayne
Washington
Ple Tored
Winston Churchill
Nikita Khenshchey
Charles de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Three delegates sign Philippine constitution with blood
Manila delegates to the Philippine constitutional convention cut their thumbs and signed the new charter in blood. President Diosdado Macapagal and 292 delegates signed in ink as 271-14 approved the document with one abstention. The charter shifts to a parliamentary system with a prime minister, potentially allowing President Ferdinand Marcos to stay in power if he wins a parliamentary majority. The constitution will be put to a national plebiscite on January 15.
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Manila
Diosdado Macapagal
Ferdinand Marcos
Campus groups form to curb campus rapes at Colorado
University of Colorado student Party Price leads a volunteer group, People Walkers, to escort women on campus after dozens of rapes are estimated in dorms, bushes, and dark areas. Police report few rapes in residential city areas, while campus safety plans include self defense petitions and a campus security expansion.
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Boulder, Cols
UPI
Party Price
University of Colorado
Mrn
Boulder
Miss Price
John Pierce
Pierce
Joby M. Towle
Miss Prine
Camipus
Train safety board urges clearer marking after Chicago collision
The National Transportation Safety Board issued recommendations to improve commuter train visibility and block-entry rules after an October collision near Chicago that killed 45. It calls for brighter marker lights and fluores cent end markings, larger conspicuous lights, and stricter block protection with train orders. The inquiry cites difficulties distinguishing painted ends of cars in dim lighting and background, urging immediate corrective action. Composer Gastave F. Soderlund, 91, dies in Rochester.
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Washington
National Transportation Safety Board
Chicago
Illinois Central Gulf Railroad
1CGRR
27Th Street
ICGRA
Allen ¥. Boyd
IGGRR
27Th St
Rail Safety Board Warns of Collision Risk on Restricted Signal
The safety board concluded that a second train could enter an occupied block on a restricting signal and strike an occupied train at a speed causing serious or fatal injuries to singers and employees. It recommended a reasonably accurate speedometer for engineers whenever speed limits or controls are in effect.
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Aquilino Pimentel
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Long Beach
BankAmericaid
Sispine Ave
Rochester
N.Y
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Royal Digital Electronic Calculator
IBM Electric
Smith-Gorona
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Yimit
Miss Merry Christmas
Plee Avenue
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Sania
North Pate
Sante
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All Eras
Axcaph
Moria
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