Wallace Makes Progress in Alabama Governor Therapy
Gov. George C. Wallace progresses in spinal cord injury rehab at Spain Rehabilitation Center Birmingham ahead of schedule. Doctors say he should be out in two weeks as therapy uses postwar techniques and emphasizes independence. Wallace, paralyzed from the waist down after an assassination attempt, follows a routine of physical and occupation therapy with notable self care, reading, and visits with his wife.
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Associated Press
Weiler
Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
George 3. Traugh
Spain Rehabilitation Center
Wallace
Laure
Spain
Traugh
Trough
Tie
Camela
Ms Stalt
Cemnphone
Overnor Xaos Threugph
Lbberty
Judith Cantey
Prerce
Executive
Montgomery
Spain Center
Bev Mitel
Broadcast hate speech sparks FCC clash in Senate race
Washington AP reports Thelor Sam Nassell urged federal judges to reject racial venom used in campaign broadcasts by J B Stoner supporter. FCC says hate speech must be protected as free expression even when intolerable, amid early primary polling in Georgia.
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Washington (Ap
Thelor
Sam Nassell
Broad
Federal Communications Com
Ats of Mission
J. B
National States Rights Party
U.S. Senate
Sen
David
Gambrell
Stoner
Allonia
FCC
Steel Workers Await Decision On Contract
Baltimore AP report says striking Bethlehem Steel shipyard workers remain on picket lines as they await Sunday vote at a Hoboken New Jersey yard on a proposed three year contract. The looming decision could end the labor dispute and set terms for the three Bethlehem yards involved.
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Baltimore
Bethlehem Bleet
Hoboken
N.J
Pelsion
Two Questioned In Shooting Of Teenagers
Easton Maryland police questioned two women today in connection with the Thursday shooting of two teenage sisters in Caroline County. The sisters Patricia Dean and Cynthia, 15, were found at their family home after a disputed labor vote at Sparrows Point Shipyards.
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Stateville
Caroline County
Sparrows Point
East Coast
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Highway Yards
Afl-Cio Fn
Kiltdustrial Union of Marine Andlers
Thurs
Bethiesday
Dignar
Hem
Boston
Patricia Dean
Bring-Hfer
Cynthia
Dag
Toffheir
Hilishora
Nixon's New Car Strong As A Tank
President Nixon's new secretive presidential limousine, a five-ton Cont intental built by Ford, is described as exceptionally strong with armor plating and bulletproof features. The 360 horsepower engine, 10,000 pound weight, and costly production are noted while the public bears only a fraction of the lease. The Secret Service and maker decline comment as details emerge from Detroit Free Press.
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Deartorn
Mich
Nixon
Washington
Detroit Free Press
Raaf
Ward
Ford
Secret Service
Big Sur Fire Halts Slopes Of Wild Blaze
A 1500 man effort backed by reconnaissance photos from a U2 aircraft seeks to encircle a blaze that has burned 4100 acres in Big Sur California. Dense fog and fading winds aided containment as crews cut lines with axes shovels and hoes. Six firefighters were injured including one seriously after a 200 foot fall. The fire began Tuesday in the 98000 acre Vonlan Wilderness area of Los Padres National Forest and was started by an illegal act.
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Big Sur
Cali
Natiooal Aerashavlick and Space Administration
Vonlan & Wilderness
Los Pidres National Forest
Marcos Warns Of Food Riot Danger
President Marcos warned that food riots and related violence could follow Luzon’s floods and ongoing rains. He ordered the army to aid flood relief as shortages worsen and curfews were imposed in affected areas. Disaster centers reported thousands displaced and scores dead from cholera amid continued airlifts of food and medical supplies. Water levels fade in some zones while lingering rain raises concern for a weekend weather shift.
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Ferdinand E. Marcos
Luzon
Ile
Philippine Mews Service
3Amal
Bataan
T He Disaster Center
Luon
Weather Bureau
20 Year Air Force Veteran Faces Espionage Charges
37 year old Master Sergeant Walter T Perkins, top noncommissioned officer at the Air Defense Weapons Center, stood before a preliminary court martial in Tyndall AFB Florida. Prosecutors allege he traveled to Mexico City twice to hand over classified documents including a ballistic missiles file to Soviet agents at the Russian embassy. The defense cites unlawful evidence collection and notes ongoing bear creek fish kill inquiries in Baltimore.
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Gsp
Force
Walter T. Perkins
Mexico City
Joe Nunez
Office of Special Investigation
Parkins
Air Force
Perkins
Masiian
Baltimore
Bear Creek
Ofense
Henry Rat
Rothblatt Seck
Monilay
Department Oftblatt
Water Resources
Ee Oe Perkins
Air Defense Weapons Center
Panama City
South Vietnamese Drive Invaders From Two Strongpoints Near Saigon
South Vietnamese infantrymen forced North Vietnamese from two major strongpoints along Highway 18 north of Saigon, as efforts to clear mines and repair roads continued. A Belfast sniper killed a soldier during a patrol, while overall fighting around An Loc and the Me Kong delta persisted with multiple casualties on both sides.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Saison
An Loc
Tay O
U.S
Tau © Bridge
An Lec
Belfast
Bomitis
Baigon
An Loe
Quang Tri City
Ham-Jing
An Loy
Mekong
Plain of Reeds
Marines report losses amid Saigon attack in Vietnam front
The Saigon command cites no Marine loss as a sinner while the U S Command identifies the senior official killed as Lt Col scar Herrgesell 44 of Jackson Mississippi the senior adviser to the South Vietnamese 4th Ranger Group. On the northern front South Vietnamese marines hold a pew line near Quang Tri City as fighting continues with captured weapons and labour unrest noted.
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Christan
Alabour
Quang ‘Fri
Saigon Command
U.S
Colscar Herrgesell
Jackson, Misa
4Th Ranger Group
Lakeside Hommes Offers FHA Mobile Homes For Rent Battle
Tired of rent that never ends, Lakeside Park unveils 20 Princess and Americana mobile homes. Priced from 5995, all 20 are FHA financed, forming a model neighborhood near our sales area. Visit before the rent cycle returns.
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Lakeside Hommes
America
Lakeside Park
Expert predicts Fischer to win 10th chess game in Reykjavik
AP report from Reykjavik says experts foresee Bobby Fischer clinching game ten to extend his lead over Boris Spassky. Grandmasters Bent Larsen and Svetozar Gligoric project a decisive finish as Fischer pressures with white, while Spassky defends against aggressive rook and bishop threats.
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Fischer
Julie Flint
Reykjavik
Iceland
Experis
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Bent Larson
Denmark
Svetozar Oligoric l
Yugoslavia
Spassky
Gligoric
Darvil Levy
Lothar Schmid
Isaac Kashdan
Associated Press
Larsen
Spagaky
Mind Drugs Harmful For Children
Maryland researchers report a Baltimore County study in the New England Journal of Medicine showing stimulants dextroamphetamine and methylphenidate used for hyperactivity may suppress normal weight gain in 29 children. Data compare groups on and off meds with weight changes noted during summer and school year.
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Daniels Safer
Gl Benefits Boosted By Senate Bill
Washington AP The Senate passed a measure to sharply boost veterans GI benefits for school attendance by 89 to 0. The bill increases stipends to 250 dollars monthly for a single veteran, 291 dollars for a married veteran, and 339 dollars with a child, aiming to offset inflation and align with World War I levels.
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Washington
Senate
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Veterans Af Tales Committee
Wareh Ap
Man Gets Life For Clubbing Son To Death
James A Harris, 30, sentenced to life in prison for bludgeoning his foster son Jerry Roberson to death. The body was found last December on the third floor of an abandoned building with walls scrawled with messages. Baltimore Supreme Bench Judge Marshall A Levin presided.
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James A. Harris
Jerry Roberson
Hearts
Belo
Baltimore Supreme Bench
Marshall A. Levin
Daily Maid
Era
Independence Bay
Summit Ave
Hagerstown
Associated Press
Republicatin
Focal News
al AP
Mall
Gel
Wrt
Penna
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