U.N. conference sidesteps noise limits andVietnam row
The Stockholm environment meeting urged worldwide noise standards for cars trucks and heavy equipment while sidestepping a Vietnam Indochina debate. WHO warns 120 decibels risks health and 140 can cause insanity as China and the United States clash over Vietnam and nuclear testing language.
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Stockholm
UPI
United States
Indochina
U.S
U.N
World Health Organization
WHO
Washington police chief says crime no longer a national issue
DC police chief Jerry Wilson says Washington no longer faces a national political crime issue due to an expanded court system a larger police force methadone maintenance for addicts and increased prosecutorial staff and street lighting. He cites Nixon era reforms from 1968 1969 and 1970 that boosted courts size narcotics treatment and police strength to curb crime.
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Washington
UPI
Jerry Wilson
District of Columbia
Nixon
White House
Wilson
United States
Anderson 35 Beauty 12 Landers The Vince Herald
A brief 1972 notice from The Vince Herald dated Monday June 12 lists Anderson at 35 and Landers associated with Beauty 12 Horoscope 20. The fragment references names and a schedule entry in a local paper.
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The
Vince Herald
Lecoer
Test-tube babies morality questioned by Princeton professor
UPI reports Princeton religion professor PAUL RAMSEY says test-tube babies cannot be morally justified until all risk of damage is eliminated. He notes manipulation of embryos is not yet an exact science and calls artificial fertilization with implantation an immoral experiment unless safety is assured.
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Chicago
UPI
Princeton
Journal of the American Medical Association
Paul Ramsey
Ramsey
Advisory Committee On Medical Ethics
The
Judicial Council of the Ama
Libyan PM says weapons to Irish rebels for freedom
Muammar Khadafy declared Libya would supply arms to Irish revolutionaries fighting Britain, framing aid as support for freedom and for Black Americans and other minorities. He spoke at a rally marking U S withdrawal from Wheelus base, stressing weapons were to liberate enslaved people, not kill innocents.
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Muammar Khadafy
Britain
Libya
Y Khadafy
United States
Wheelus
Fighters For Freedom
Khadaby
Kissinger
U.S
Japan
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EPA
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India
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