Shah Celebrates 2500 Years Of Iran With Arabian Nights Splendor
In Persepolis the Shah and Empress Farah hosted a state banquet marking Cyrus the Great’s founding of Iran and the 25th century milestone. French craftsmen built a tented village for dignitaries with pools, rose gardens, and imperial red canopies as 59 nations attended this historic celebration.
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Two Year Old Struck by Car Suffers Leg Breaks
Police say Harlan Buechler, 2, was hit at 78th Street and Belleview after darting from between parked cars. He was admitted to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with a left thigh hematoma and multiple abrasions. six days later a cast was placed on one leg for two broken bones. No charges against the driver.
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Flu Shots Offered at Tri-City Mall in Mesa This Weekend
Public flu vaccination clinics at Tri-City Mall Mesa run Saturday and November 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. First or second doses available under supervision of Arizona licensed doctors and staffed by registered nurses using a painless injector. Shots cost 1.50 and are open to all except those allergic to poultry and eggs. Sponsored by Phoenix Central Labor Council Maricopa County Osteopathic Association and Tri City Mall Merchants Association.
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That’s How Again Babe A City Hall Mixup
A Progress reporter sought a city staff member and was told she was out of the office. She then said she did not know when or where he would be back, indicating a mixup at City Hall and a busy day for staff.
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Progress
Measure seeks direct election of president and VP
Thirty three House members have introduced a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College and establish direct election of the president and vice president.
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Washington
UPI
House
Harris Urges Unity After Hurdles In Democratic Committee
Patricia Roberts Harris, newly elected temporary chairman of the credentials committee for the 1972 Democratic National Convention, urged party unity and vowed to fix a lingering lack of trust among Democrats. The vote followed a heated contest with Sen. Harold E. Hughes backed by reform supporters. Harris, a black attorney and former ambassador, received broad support from party regulars and labor groups.
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National Committee
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Howard University Law School
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