Children Doomed To Early Death In Nigerian Refugee Camps
In Owerri and surrounding areas Eastern Nigeria, thousands of Ibo children uprooted by the civil war suffer extreme starvation. Ula, a six year old refugee, is malnourished, nearly sightless, and bloated from protein deficiency. Doctors warn a generation of young Ibo children may die early if aid and peace do not arrive soon.
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Owerri
Nigeria
Ula
Jermy
Mrcauseave
Biafra
Via
Annem
Strike Loss Highest In Nine Years
Washington reports labor strikes this year have cost 32.1 million man days of Test production, the highest in nine years. The total workers involved, 1,880,000, is below last year’s eight month figure of 2,040,000. Through August, strikes totaled 2,510, the highest in over 15 years. No wages or profits lost figures were available.
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Washington
Labor Department
24 Die In Vietnam Air Collision
An Allied air collision near Saigon resulted in 24 American deaths and 150 enemy casualties. The crash involved a Chinook helicopter and a Caribou cargo aircraft amid heavy fighting near the Cambodian border. US command reported no survivors from the crash and noted several Americans wounded.
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George Esper
Presa
Jnto
Saigon
Sai-jThere
Barner
Fortas warns on law and order amid attack on liberties
New York AP Justice Abe Fortas told New York University Law School attendees to persevere in defending civil liberties. He warned that core rights guaranteed by the Constitution are under attack and urged caution on the issue of law and order as he spoke at the law school’s 160th anniversary conference. Fortas received a lengthy standing ovation upon entering the crowded auditorium.
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NEW York
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Mathias Seeks Maryland Department of Justice
Maryland congressman Charles Mathias urged creating a state Department of Justice to centralize crime fighting. He cited Maryland as number one in violent crime and said the panel would study tax changes while presenting figures on revenue effects to the governor and General Assembly.
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Baltimore
Charles. McC. Mathias
Maryland
Meyer M. Emanuel
Prince Georges
Mathias
State Department
General Assembly
Wall Street Sweater Girl Derby Draws New York Crowd
Califor nia brunette Geri Stotts enters Wall Street as part of a growing trend dubbed the sweater girl derby. Attracting thousands, she joins two Cleveland women and the Brooklyn originator Francine Gottfried in a subway exit showcase that drew ticker tape, reporters, and finance workers.
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New York
Wall Street
Brooklyn
Geri Stotts
Burbank
Aoon
Stats
Los Angeles
KGIL
Cleveland
Ohio
Broad and
Wall Streets
Sheila Moore
Lizanne Zulkowski
Manhattan
WIXY
Ohio City
Francine Gottfried
Brookly
Miss Gott
Fried
Moore
Zulkowski
Stock Exchange
Market Shows Busy Trading in Upward Pace
SEW YORK AP The stock market held an upward tempo in active trading early today with volume surpassing a million shares and gains outpacing declines by over 100 issues. Analysts expect momentum from Thursday’s advance to push prices higher and view recent barrier breaks as a safeguard against sharp near term pullbacks.
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SEW York
Czechs May Request No U.N. Debate on Invasion
Czechoslovakia urged the United Nations General Assembly to avoid debate on the Soviet led invasion while leaders negotiate in Moscow. Education Minister Kadlec warned students to avoid hindering talks and maintain party discipline as Premier Cernik and party chief Dubcek meet in Moscow for normalization talks and troop withdrawal discussions.
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William N. Oatis
Associahal
Ceechodlonakia
U.N. General Assembly
Mospel
iSremlin
Vadimir Kadlec Sadom
Jiri Hajek
Oldrich Cernik
Comnist
Alexander Dubcek
Moscow
Akia
Navy says steel used in U.S. subs not defective
Navy officials in a review note no evidence of defective submarine steel plates. The inquiry, prompted by critics and a Perelman letter, found welds and plating inspected on over 70 vessels show materials meet safety standards under government supervision.
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U.S
Navy
Bob Horton
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Gabms
Stee
Innight
Wrntter
Naval
Raymond G. Perelman
Fenn Galvanizing Co
Aare
Thresh
Scorpion
Perelman
Sail Perelman
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