Day Care Centers In West Peking Under Revolutionary Committee
In West Peking a district governed by a revolutionary committee of administrators workers and army representatives runs day care centers cared for by a committee of teachers and wives. The unit houses 559000 people with six factories and 14300 residences and operates a local health program including clinics and vaccines.
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Westarn
Peking
Hie Center
Wes Gallagher Wraing
Nutare Cy
China
Tony
United States
Tito
Daley and
Lindsay
Nanking
West Peking
Dennstrates
District Revolutionary Committee
Minne
Housing delays in Noland Village and Frederick Manor
A Hagerstown reader seeks help after months of delays in housing applications. The Housing Authority says no record exists for Mrs B C’s file, noting may letters were sent in May to potential Noland Village tenants who did not return forms. Some apartments are available now and Paul Eberhart will assist with placement.
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Noland Village
Frederick Manor
Housing Authority
Welfare’ Office
Hagerstown
Gore Ce
Dress order delays lead to refund offer in mall dispute
A Baltimore store promised a shipment of a dress after an early June order. The customer reports repeated assurances with no delivery and seeks a $6.76 refund. A spokeswoman says the dress was likely lost in the mall and promises a bank check plus a replacement shipment within eight to ten weeks.
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Baltimore
C. H
Hagerstown
Imain Susteau
Adjust Tients Sail
Gift of sight donation details to Eye Bank of Maryhind
A reader asks how to donate eyes to medical research after death. The Eye Bank Building in Baltimore coordinates eye collection with ophthalmologists and supports blindness research. donor cards require age 21 or older and a witnessed signature.
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Medical Eye Bank of
Maryhind
Eye Bank
West Yeanklin St
Baltimore
The
Eye Hawk
Neighborhood kids host MD carnival in Soma area
Children in the Soma district held a muscular dystrophy fundraiser collecting 32 dollars. The Maryland Chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association requests contributions by mail. Send checks to Rm 207 5000 York Road Baltimore Maryland with a note on helpers involved.
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Soma
J. A
Beansbars
Maryland
The
Muscular Dystrophy Associations of Anteries, Inc
5000
York Road
Baltimore
Aiziz
Tape order dispute prompts customer protest in Berkeley Springs
A resident reports ordering three cassette tapes from an out-of-state club, receiving two copies and a backorder notice three months ago. No reply to follow-up. Mins Forsythe at the firm assured handling from headquarters and advised waiting two weeks before further action.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Mins Forsythe
U S Denies Bombing Cathedral in Vietnam
The U S military denied bombing the Thanh Hoa area and said no strikes hit cathedrals or Helly Hiits. it reported overcast skies canceled many raids while high intensity air and ground actions continued around Saigon and along the Cambodian border. South Vietnamese forces captured weapons including three Soviet missiles in the Saigon area with minimal losses.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon Gap
MLS
Sid Na Jeli Ate
Wanai
Thanh How
U.S. Command
Wut
South Vietai
U.S
Boze
Mie
Saigon
Tenat
Lwat Karlpong Bay
Hor Far AQ
Tu Saigon
Bomb Paison Proves Fatal To IRA Rebels
Belfast AP report says a 19 year old member of Abe Wash Wee publican Army is critically ill after handling a toxic chemical nitrobenzene used in bomb making. Two others, a youth and a teenage girl, were killed when a nitrobenzene bomb exploded prematurely.
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Belfast
APY
Abe Wash Weepublican Army
Suntenit Av
Hagerstown
Sevanar Postabe
East German Jet Crash Kills 156
A Soviet built Hyntshin 62 operated by Unterflug crashed after takeoff from Fit Bore Tin Monday night killing all 156 aboard. The disaster, second worst in commercial aviation history, prompted a government inquiry headed by Transport Minister Otto Anili. The plane was bound for Luegas on the Algarwa coast and crashed near Koenigs-Wusterhausen. Emergency crews rushed to the scene but all passengers and crew died. The crash site and investigation dominated headlines as authorities sought the cause.
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Tarlin
ABN
Unterflug
ADN
Luegas
Algarwa
Koenigs-Wusterhausen
Bayt Therlis
Saviel
Transporck Mir
Otto Anili
East Germaany
West Berlin
Fla
Mingo Park
Schoenefeld
Bertin
Cannentien
Rocky Pome
Enrine
Commercial Aviation
Trance
Japan
al al
Ueir
Miamiah
Miami Beach Community Church
Flamingo Park
Othe Omiaht
Steph
Ittveers
Labalors
Police chase campers from Miami Beach Park
About 100 people of Zippies gathered in a park Monday night as police ordered a closure and eviction. A small bag believed marijuana appeared, drawing shouts and smoke while police departed. City Manager said police would enforce laws with council guidelines to control park use.
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Paneranco
Clifford O'Key
Nardalaantac
Justice Department Plans Mass Arrests If Demonstrations Disrupt GOP Convention
Atty Gen H. L. Kleindienst warned the Justice Department would pursue May Day scale arrests if protests threaten the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. He stressed no forecast of such action and cited past Washington arrests as a cautionary example amid civil liberties criticism.
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Justice Department
Washington, D.C
Kleindienst
Miami Beach
Reubin Askew
Washington
Vietnam
San Francisco
ATS
Hirharny
Kleindienst Sai
Judge Keeps Options Open on Pipeline Hearings
Federal Judge George J. Hart Jr. weighs delays in the trans Alaska oil pipeline case as environmental groups press for continued injunctions. They seek an impact statement comparing the oil route with an alternate Arctic gas pipeline plan, while noting May Department optimism. The case involves Wilderness Society Environmental Defense Fund and Friends of the Earth.
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Washington
Transaska
CS. Dist
George J. Hart Jr
Hart
Tnterior
Miu Sha
Cang Ita
Alaska
Arctic
Mart
Dennis
Wilderness Sociaty, Envirronmental Defense Fund
Friends of the Earth
Fischer Seeks Ninth Victory in World Chess Match
Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky faced a two day delay due to a medical postponement by the Soviet challenger in their world chess championship. Fischer led 8 5 in the series, arguing the medical certificate did not specify Spassky's ailment, but chief referee Lothar Schmid dismissed the objection, saying certification suffices.
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Heviavik
Ideann
Bobby Fischer
Bert Spassky
Heir Midgan
Fischer
Spassks
Lothar Schild
Ie Hess
Hijack Suspect Enters Plea Of Innocence
Michael Stanley Green, a 40 year old Washington DC resident, pleaded innocent to hijacking a National Airlines jet. Accomplice Lutseget Tesfa, 22, Ethiopian, indicted July 28 for forcing the jet to land in New York and moving in a second plane with crew and $60,000 in ransom. They were captured near Lake Jackson and are held at the U S Medical Center for federal prisoners in Springfield Missouri. The judge denied a defense request to set a $1 million bond.
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Philadelphia
Michael Stanley Green
Washington
D.C
National Airlines
Green
Lutseget Tesfa
Miiaekingie Jellinijer
New York City
Jit
Lake Jackson
Presia
U.S Medical
Springfield
U.S
Edwin ?. Nauthons
Clark Hodgeson
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