Gypsies Troubled Europe Highlighted By UN Debate
Gypsy communities across Central and Eastern Europe face social hardship as poverty and discrimination persist. UN subcommission calls for full rights, while Romany Congress leaders cite five million Gypsies in the region amid debate over assimilation versus cultural autonomy. Major populations reside in Yugoslavia, Romania, Hungary, and the Soviet Union, with estimates ranging from 200,000 to over 533,000 in Hungary alone.
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LA Times
Budapest
Europe
India
Central Asia
United Nations
Grattan Paxon
Hungary
Budapest Radio
Puxon
Yugoslavia
Romania
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Albania
Durrell Lecture on Breeding Endangered Species in America
Durrell arrives in the United States to deliver lectures on breeding endangered species. The visit highlights conservation efforts and the importance of global collaboration to protect rare animals.
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Durrell
America
Open-Heart Surgery Chronicle by a Washington Post Columnist
A Washington Post columnist recounts open heart surgery at New York University Medical Center. He details pre op shaving, blood draws, an unexpected bypass decision, and a sudden intraoperative heart attack during the procedure. He credits his surgeon’s fishing trip for calm judgment and expresses lasting gratitude despite bills.
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Washington
New York University
Washington Post
Women Soldiers Provide Little Boost But Men Do Heavy Work
A study by the U S Army Research Institute found women soldiers make little difference to overall company performance, while men perform the bulk of heavy tasks like digging foxholes and clearing fields of fire. The report was sanitized after concerns it could be politically charged, with two press releases read instead at a meeting of the American Psychological Association. The altered title changed from Women in Men's Boots to Women in Green, and one author discarded the rewritten copies.
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Angel of Death
Bill Gold
LA Times News Service
U.S. Army Research Institute Sociologists
Army Research Institute
American Psychological Association
Cecil D. Johnson
ARI
Johnson
End of Sky Marshal Program Quietly Fizzled, 1970–71
The anti hijacking Sky Marshal program started in 1970 by Transport Secretary Volpe faded within two years amid airline resistance and tech progress. The only notable airborne incident occurred Oct 27, 1971, when three marshals accompanied a hijacked American Airlines 747 to Havana. In 1971, they operated on limited flights and arrested 18 people for offenses related to disorderly conduct or weapons.
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Puerto Rico
American Airlines
Cuba
Havana
Davis
Wall Street Journal
Army receives Roland missile in first U.S. build
Hughes Aircraft Co. delivered two Roland ground to air missiles to Brig. Gen. Ragano for the Army's Roland program. The missiles will be tested in the U.S. and Europe to decide on full scale production possibly starting in 1980. The project uses Euromissile designs to ensure interchangeable NATO weapons.
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U.S
Hughes Aircraft Co
Tucson
Frank P. Ragano
Army
Europe
Hughes
Albert H.J. Mueller
Defense Department
Euromissile
NATO
California claims 40 plus national champion trees
California lists more than 40 national champions among about 700 tall trees in the American Forestry Association roll call. General Sherman in Sequoia National Park leads, with a 367.8 foot redwood in Humboldt County among the tallest. Hawaii, Florida, Michigan and Texas also boast more giants.
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UPI
California
American Forestry Association
Sequoia National Park
General Sherman
Redwood Creek
Humboldt County
Hawaii
Florida
Michigan
Texas
Widow files wrongful death suit over 1975 RF4B crash
Pamela D. Bach, widow of Air Force first Sgt. Robert M. Bach, filed a wrongful death suit in Louisiana against McDonnell Douglas and Martin Baker. She seeks unspecified damages and funeral costs, alleging improper design and operation and faulty ejection and parachute equipment led to the Oct. 22, 1975 crash.
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Pamela D. Bach
McDonald Douglas Inc
Martin Baker Corp
Robert M. Bach
Bach
Public Births and Marriages in Tucson Records
Public records list births at St Joseph s Hospital and Tucson Medical Center including several set of parents and newborns with times and dates in October. The marriages section records unions of numerous Tucson residents along with ages and addresses across the city.
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ST. Joseph'’S Hospital
Rames
Sergia
Marissa
Nogates
Anactiner
Pichaat An
Wille Pyms
Tucson Medical Center
Eawin and
Ecaneet
Ave
Ramirez
Paiva Ar Bsi
Pablo
Ca. Clara Ave
Cone Poysot Bem
Burisia
Rudelfa
Davis Charles
Nidite Place
Keney
Nay Stones
Iberto
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Los Angeles Times News Service
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Metin
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UCSC
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Rlando
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Luisa Rosario
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Loy Beeman
Utah
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Soalt Bs Il
Hatinie Tucson
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Alian V. Moran
Shaveson
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Tucon Rol
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