Redistricting Clash Holds Up Bipartisan Accord
Washington reports another House Senate conference bid on a congressional redistricting bill stalled over antigerrymandering rules. A 35 percent population variance was tentatively allowed for five years with 10 percent max from 1972, but whether to include an antigerrymandering provision remains disputed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Rep
Emanuel Celler
N.Y
Celler
Burns mortality before plasma and whole blood use
Between 1940 and 1943 patients with burns covering about 30 percent of body surface had high death rates before plasma and whole blood therapies.
Fall fashions pattern catalog notice
Advertises Printed Pattern 4761 with sizes up to 24 and yardage. Includes mailing cost 65 cents plus 15 cents per pattern for first class handling. Requests name address size style number and ZIP for Anne Adams pattern dept Winchester Evening Star New York order form. Get one pattern free with catalog coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Rioting Brings Olympic Champion Milt Campbell to Plainfield
Olympic decathlete Milt Campbell flew from Culver City to Plainfield New Jersey to calm riot troubled Negro neighborhoods. He said outsiders moved in and stirred violence, but local youths and experts now claim the turmoil is easing and there was no local organization.
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Plainfield
N.J
Milt Campbell
Campbell
New Jersey
Toronto
Canada
Culver City
Calif
Four Planes Left Behind to Guard Israel
CBS television quoted retired Brig. Gen. S L A Marshall saying Israel kept exactly four planes as a reserve after its offensive. He noted eight of the 12 nonattacking planes flew for defense, leaving Israel virtually defenseless morning of the attack. The broadcast claimed the timing aimed to catch the United Nations Security Council off guard.
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New York
Israel
CBS Television
S.L.A. Marshall
Marshall
Israel Times
United Nations Security Council
Scientists Claim Atlantis Site Found on Aegean Island
Researchers James Mavor Jr. and Emily Vermeule report digging on Thira near Crete uncovered a city buried 30 to 50 feet under volcanic ash. They claim the intact buildings and sudden end match Plato's Atlantis, suggesting an advanced Minoan society may be Atlantis.
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Plato
Atlantic Ocean
Massachusetts
Atlantis
Atlantic
Aegean Sea
Greece
James W. Mavor Jr
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute
Emily Vermeule
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Thira
Crete
Mediterranean
Athens
Mavor
Vermuele
Help Needed To Free Toe From Tailpipe
Adela Kacprzyk of Moline befriended a neighbor Tuesday and found her right big toe trapped in the tailpipe of a small foreign car. Firefighters freed her and doctors later removed the toe from a length of exhaust pipe left by the firefighters.
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Moline
Ill
Adela Kacprzyk
Bicycle Crash Sends Rider To Hospital
George Mason, 16, was treated for lacerations of the left ankle after his bicycle collided with a light pole on Rt. 522 near Bayliss Store. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after treatment. The accident occurred at 10 p.m. last night.
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George Mason
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bayliss Store
Iroquois Land Holdings in New York History
The Iroquois remain the only Indians in New York state besides a few hundred on an island. They own about 77 000 acres of land in the state and were allowed to keep 18 million acres of New York after the Revolutionary War.
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New York State
Island
New York
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