Unhappy youngster meets Gov Shapp at Harrisburg photo
Five year old Tommy Blos sobs and tries to pull away from Governor Milton Shapp during a photographed moment in the State Capitol. Tommy Anderson, age four, looks on as youngsters from the Retarded Children's Day Care Center in Lancaster, PA, participate in a State Jaycees program to promote apple butter sales for aid to retarded children.
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Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Tommy Blossick
Harrisburg
Tommy Anderson
Lancaster
U.S. and Soviet Plan Joint Water Protection Study
U S and Soviet experts will begin studies to preserve major water bodies for future generations. Focus areas include the Delaware River and other U S rivers, Moscow and Seversky Donets in the USSR, Lake Superior, and Lake Baikal. The program stems from the Nixon Podgorny cooperation pact signed May 23 in Moscow.
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United States
Soviet Union
Delaware River
Moscow
Seversky Donets
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Nixon
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Provisionals reject British plan in Northern Ireland
The Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army rejected the British White Paper plan for Northern Ireland and vowed to continue armed resistance. A Dublin statement said reforms would keep Ireland divided and left the Provos with no choice but to fight on despite a recent cease-fire. Security forces expect a new IRA offensive as Protestant leaders also reject the plan.
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Belfast
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Provisionals
Ireland
IRA
Sioux chief at U.N. seeks world support for independence
Frank Foolscrow, 77, led Oglala Sioux delegates to the United Nations to press for recognition as an independent nation. He urged the U.N. to act to remove federal forces and criticize treaty-breaking by the United States while noting dwindling tribal lands. Vernon Bellecourt and others backed efforts to push a Security Council or General Assembly resolution. The United States and four others hold veto power in the Security Council.
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World Organization
Frank Foolscrow
U. S. Cavalry
South Dakota
Foolscrow
U. N
Vernon Bellecourt
The
American Indian Movement
Security Council
Asage
United States
Panamanian Leader Threatened U S Ambassador Over Canal Vote
U S Ambassador John Scali faced a threat of physical violence from Panamanian Gen Omar Torrijos if the United States vetoed a United Nations Panama Canal resolution. Scali cast the veto after a message from Torrijos suggesting he vote from the airport to avoid unrest. The threat, conveyed through an aide, prompted indignation at high U S levels.
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John Scali
Omar Torrijos
United States
U. N. Security Council
Panama Canal
Scali
Torrijos
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
U. N
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Abilene
Tex
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Bell & Howell
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