Teddy Kennedy Leaves Hospital with Artificial Leg
Twelve year old Teddy Kennedy, son of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, left Georgetown University Hospital unaided using crutches and a temporary artificial leg. He rode home in the family car with his father, plans to resume school work at home, and may return to St. Albans after Christmas.
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UPI
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Young Kennedy
Georgetown University Hospital
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Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
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Washington Redskins
St. Albans School For
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Kennedy
St. Albans
Edward Kennedy Jr
Edward Kennedy
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U S plans to close Western Europe bases
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger said the United States plans to close some military bases in Western Europe and elsewhere. He noted host nations have not yet been informed and refused to specify locations. Secretary Kissinger echoed the stance, stressing consistency with Congress on Southeast Asia policy.
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Europe
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Iuphi
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United States
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Congress
Southeast Asia
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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J. William Fulbright-D Ark
State Department
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Soviet Union
Local newspaper price list amid Middletown publication notice
The notice outlines home delivery rates and newsstand prices for Orange County Publications Division of Ottawa Newspapers, including 40 Mulberry Street Middletown WY 10940. It lists daily price 74 cents and Sunday Record 30 cents, with weekly home delivery at $1.05. The piece notes publication every morning Monday through a week and class postage paid at Middlevan.
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County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers
Middletown
Papadopoulos escapes trial in Greece amid coup era
Greek government spokesman Constantine Rallis announced that former president George Papadopoulos will not face trial. He said Papadopoulos is not accused of punishable acts under Greek law and cannot be prosecuted for political violations. The remark came as a hastily formed cabinet defended the deposed leader.
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NYT
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Constantine Rallis
Papadopoulos
Rallis
Agnew's tennis show stirs Bethesda crowd
Spiro T. Agnew dazzled at a Bethesda tennis club warming up with George Bush as his partner and hit a shot that struck Bush on the head. The scene followed a week of political turmoil and international tension across Vietnam, Northern Ireland, and Latin America, with Viet Cong charges, bomb threats, and a new regional diplomatic push.
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