Speed trap warnings dominate Georgia bridge plan
Governors plan to fund Me sivas removal and concrete installations near Lurlowied, near U.S. 301, with possible 18 month bridge use. Corralling talk includes traffic safety and state action while Wilhey’s quotes echo the governor’s emergency fund pledge and highway department reviews.
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Ile
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Maddox
Divorced Couple Reunite in Second Marriage in Trenton
Fern Rochon and Marino Grondin marked the 21st anniversary of their first wedding by marrying again in Trenton Michigan. The couple, once divorced in 1948 after separate second marriages, resumed dating and reconciled, with Rochon noting progress in communication and understanding.
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Trenton
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Canada
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Windsor Raceway
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Kawn
Saigon Frees Buddhist Leader and Viet Cong POWs
Saigon freed 88 Viet Cong prisoners, including women, as part of National Day observances. Thich Thien Minh, a Buddhist dissident monk, was pardoned and to be released after formalities. Across Vietnam, releases were unofficially quiet, amid ongoing clashes and casualties in the Mekong Delta and surrounding areas.
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Pho Saigon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Thich ‘Thien Minh
Thien Minh
Qu Nhon
Saigon
Mien Iowa
U.S
Mekong Delta
Italy Auto Strikers Run Wild in Fiat Works Turmoil
Violent actions by metal workers and other Italians disrupted Fiat plants in Turin and Naples as windows, cars, and workshops were damaged. Cafeterias were ransacked and workers clashed with police during a 24 hour strike wave across multiple cities amid a seventh week of labor unrest sparked by rising living costs.
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Fiat Auto Works
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Naples
Italy
Yjilace
Fiat
State College Fund Abuse Charge Denied
California State Colleges chairman dismisses a charge of improper fund management, saying abuses come from auxiliary organizations like student unions, cafeterias, and bookstores. He advocates a single entity to run auxiliary services and cites investigations into classroom space usage.
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California State Colleges
State College
Glenn S$. Dumke
Legislative Committee
Israel Right Wing Gains in Parliament Election
Israel voting in the first postwar election shows right wing Gahal bloc led by Menachem Begin expanding its influence as Labor faces a reduced majority. Early computer projections place Labor at 58 seats, missing an outright majority by three, with Gahal gaining about five seats to boost its strength in the Knesset.
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Israel
Tat Labor
Knesset
Gahal Bloc
Menuhin Begin
L A crackdown on tainted food hits Los Angeles markets
Los Angeles County orders saturation health inspections of south central markets after residents report tainted meat products. County Supervisor Lonel pushes the crackdown, citing greenish ham chemically treated hamburger and long-stored hot dogs. A coalition of community groups pressed for action, with witnesses describing unsafe conditions and consumer fears.
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Los Angeles County
Jank G. Lonel
Board of Supervisors
Hlualth
Gerald Heidbreder
Coalition of Community Groups
NATO Meeting Set in Brussels on European Security
Special NATO representatives will meet in Brussels next Wednesday to discuss European security and defense problems. President Nixon announced the promotion of Maj. Gen. Jamie M. Mihalpot to deputy director of the Defense Department.
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UPL
NATO
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Brussels
Offi
Washington
Nixon
Jammie M. Mhilpoth
Air Force
Defense
Intelligence Post Nomination for Air Force General
Philip Phlippot, current assistant chief of staff for intelligence at the Air Force, is nominated for promotion to lieutenant general, marking a high level advancement within the service.
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Intelligence Agency
Philpott
Air Force
B58 Bombers to be Scrapped Under Defense Cutbacks
Washington UPI Mighty six supersonic B58 bombers will be scrapped as part of a 3 billion economy program announced by Defense Secretary Melvin R Laird. The reductions, to be completed by January 31, will shrink the U S strategic bomber fleet to about 330 B58s Hustler. The move follows upgrades including new FBLIS bombers and improved Minuteman and Polaris Poseidon missiles. Bases affected include Little Rock AFB Arkansas and Grissom AFB Indiana where asset reallocations are planned.
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Melvin R Laird
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Grissom
Bimber Hill
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