Women press reforms for equality at global conference
The first International Women’s Conference urged sweeping changes to customs laws and attitudes to make women equal partners with men. A 10 year action plan called for education health care family planning and more involvement of men in child care, with a UN review planned for 1980 and a push from delegates and grassroots groups worldwide.
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Be irut Forces Search for Kidnapped American Colonel
In Beirut security forces hunted for Col. Ernest R. Morgan a 43 year old US Army colonel from Petersburg Virginia seized near a Palestinian refugee camp amid week long fighting that left at least 277 dead. Morgan was returning from a meeting in Pakistan when abducted.
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Palestine
Ernest R. Morgan
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Pakistan
Christian Phalange Party
Middle East to dominate Kissinger Gromyko talks
Secretary Kissinger planned to meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in Geneva to discuss the Middle East crisis and resumed nuclear weapons negotiations. Kissinger, vacationing in the Virgin Islands, would also visit Paris and London before addressing Milwaukee and Minneapolis and attending the All-Star game in Milwaukee on July 15.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Virgin Islands
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London
America
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Minneapolis
France's Coulenger Shines In European Championship Hand
The article profiles Jean Michel Coulenger a leading French bridge player and recounts a decisive hand in the European Championship. It details West's diamond lead and a sequence where declarer uses trumps and clubs to endplay West, with East and West misdefending. The commentary notes Coulenger's charm off the table and skill on it, highlighting strategic play and bidding insights.
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Jean Michel Coulenger
France
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West
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North
Boulenger
Sober AA Convention Packs Denver With 18 000 to 20 000 Attendees
A 40th Anniversary International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous fills Denver hotels and streets with up to twenty thousand conventioneers. No formal business or leadership exists. the event centers on socializing and mutual help, with massive coffee provisions and nameless volunteers.
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Bob G
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Betty C
International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous
Connecticut
Milwaukee
Board of Trustees
General Service Office
Extension of Older Americans Act Faces Senate Hurdles
House approves a four year extension of most Older Americans Act programs by 377 to 19, adding a Special Service Programs for the Elderly section funding homemaker, counseling, home repairs, and transportation. Senate action and presidential approval remain required.
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U.S. to appeal ruling on new beef grading guidelines
The government filed a protective appeal notice in Omaha seeking to challenge Judge Denney’s injunction blocking the USDA beef grading changes. The move aims to speed case handling while OCR continues to await solicitor general authority. IMPAQ had sought the injunction. consumer groups warned of lower beef quality and higher costs from altered fat marbling standards.
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Department of Agriculture
USDA
U.S. District Court
U.S
Daniel Wherry
Wherry
Solicitor General
U.S. Justice Department
Robert V. Denney
Omaha
Denney
Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha
IMPAQ
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
IMPAC
Drowning survival tied to prompt bystander action and ER care
A physician in aquatic medicine says bystander neglect still kills many drowning victims but hospital care now offers excellent survival if a heartbeat remains. Advances in rapid oxygenation acid base management and quick blood gas testing, plus about 10 drugs, improve outcomes.
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Copley News Service
Jerry R. Hughes
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YMCA Camp Programs Offer Diverse Summer Experiences
The Scottsdale YMCA announces a varied summer camp lineup with two nights away from home at the Scottsdale main branch Sky-Y Prescott Deer Pass Ranch Sedona and Heary A Ranch near Orme. Executive director Roy Schlessman says camps are educational and safe with trained counselors meeting National YMCA safety standards. Interested families should call or visit 3019 N. Civic Center Plaza.
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