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Show yy, December 17, 1971 THE HERALD,Provo, Utah—Page 15 Major News Happeningsfor the 2nd Quarter of 1971 release of American of war, says he not be intimidated by anti-war demonstrators. April 30 National Railroad Passenger Corporation takes over nation’s intercity railroad San L, Calley case. service, 1 President Nixon says May2 30,000 anti-war demon100,000 more U.S. troops will be =e from Vietnam by strators routed from Washing- By United Press Inte“uational ‘The major news stories in chronological order for the second quarter of w: oat as 3 ae Nixon igenaap ton encampment. second straight year. May 30 U.S. Launches Mariner 9 spaceship in race with Russians to orbit Mars. May 31 Aliminum industry gives United Steelworkers 31 per cent wage increase over three years, announces price boosts; war hero Audie Mi killed with five others plane crash; all but 13 of os be“ai 9 Ceylon government May 3 Supreme Court upholds North Vietnamese eonre et battles leftist i ents, constitutionality of death sen- war refuse to return home. June 1 President Nixon April 10 15man U.S. table tences imposed by s.ate courts; upholds mass arrests of tennis team and 3 newsmen 7,000 arrested 156 injured in enter Communist China, first unsuccessful attempt by anti- Washington demonstrators; on trade with Red ee there as a group war protesters to halt Washing- eases ton traffic; Walter Ulbricht China; Protestant Seana? “ie TitPresident 4 Nixon acts resigns as leader of East Reinhold Niebuhr dies at June 2 California ae relax trade and travel German Communist resins on Communist Chi- succeeded by Erich Honecker. contractor charged with killing May 4 2,000 demonstrators mage 15 Commerce Depart- arrested in anti-war sit-in in meat reports resumption of front of Justice Department in economic growth in first Washington, quarter of 1970. May 5 Money crisis| disrupts April 16 President Nixon says European foreign exchange air raids will continue until dealings in rush to exchange North Vietnam releases all dollars for West American prisoners of war. marks. ‘April 17 Union of Egypt, May 9 Wext Germany, other Libya and Syria announced by European countries act to ease =e President Anwar ¢i- money crisis by increasing values against dollar. May10 Money crisis eases as ae 2% U.S. Supreme Court ly upholds busing to panicselling of dollar halts, achieve petty integration. May 12 House of RepresentaApril 21 Defense Secretary tives voie to revive supersonic Melvin Laird reports extensive transport (SST) project. May 18 Virginia O’Hanlon new taissile buildup by Russia. 2. President Francois Douglas, the ‘‘Yes, Virginia, Claus” girl, (Pap De) Duvalier of Haiti there is a dies at “ee JeanDlaude, 19, dies at 81. May 15 Sir Tyrone Guthrie, April “aon launches arama leader,dies in Dublin at three-man space ship to rendezvous bonsunmanned orbital ey 17 Strike by signalmen shuts down nation’s arid space aaaa“200,000 antiwar May 18 Congress ends nationdemonstrators mass in Wash- oeallroad strike, May19 Senate bars eerie April Three Russian of U.S. forces in Europe, kills astronauts link up and fly with SST project; poet-humorist unmanned space laboratory and Ogden Nash dies at 68. return to erth. May20 U.S., Russia announce April 26 Admission of Red new arms limitation eifort. May21 France, Britain agree China to the United Nations urged by pretiaanit panel, on British entry into Common Court ds right of Market. May 22 Earthquake in eastvoters to aie low-incoming ern Turkey kills at least 800. ie ney draft calls ioe % Former Sen, Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., dies at 64. 2 Teale Bacon, 19, of May 27 U.S. Russia in; na Atherton, Calif.. arrested in tentative agreement on freeze March 1 ‘bombing of U.S. on interncontinental ballistics missiles; Chile seizes closedCapitol. April 29 President Nixon says down Ford Motor plant. complete withdrawal from May Al Unser wins South Vietnam depends on Indianapolis 500 auto race for 10 of 25 migrant iarm hands whose bodies — buried near 7 City, Calif.; bankrupt Central offersfor sale 10block area of midtown New York City valued at more than $1 June 7 Three astronauts board orbital space station. June 8 Senste approves $2.7 billion pay boost for armed services. June 1 1 kid, 100 injured in train wreck in southern Illinois. June 12 Tricia Nixon marries Rejects Justice Department request to stop publication of Vietnam war secrets. June 15 Federal judge in New ork order i arianpublishing Vietnam War draft, June 2% Federal Warrant secre! Sime18 Federal judge retwses issued for Daniel Ellsberg for government request to enjoin delivering secret war papers to N putlish- press. June 28 Supreme Court rules use of public funds for parochial schvols unconstitutional, recerses pul Edward Finch Cox in first proposals it wedding in White House Rose Garden; hijacker who shoots and kills plane passenger in Chicago, shot and arrrested on afts carrying spacecr arrival in New York; New York wonauts to link up with Times begins puolishing series unmanned orbital space sta- on oebased on allegedly tion; 49 killed in jon of stolen classified Pentagon dojetliner and navy plane at cuments. Azusa,Calif. June 14 New York Times Vietnam servicemen to identify andhelp heroin addicts; federal judge in New York reserves decision on government request that New York Times produce secret Vietnam documents. June 1° Washington Post papers, secret classification; more newspapers publish report. 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The women met in a mean, two-story terraced house in the Roman Catholic Ardoyne area of Belfast. They were discussing how to take the joy out of Christmas. “There must be nothing, absolutely nothing, in the way of festivities,” said the auburnhaired one, chain-smoking from a packet of ‘Sweet Afton” cigarettes made in the Irish Republic. They were part of an “action ” backing the outlawed Trish Republican Army’s (TRA) campaign of violence in Northern ireland. On a rickety wooden table stood twotransistor radios. One was tuned to police transmis- sion, the other to the British army’s ground patrols. The women came from neighboring streets in the tough heartland of ‘he Catholic working district where the militant provisional IRA is strongest. 3 Already the call for a joyless Christmas has seeped through the back alley grapevine of the Catholic slum areas. They have been told not to send Christmas cards, not to put up decorations, not to show Christmas trees in windows or elsewhere in thle homes, not to organize or attend Christmas parties or dances, “Qur attitude is one of mourning,” the auburn-haired housewife said, “There is a war on, there must be nojollity.” The idea behind the “black Christmas” was to show solidarity with their menfolk interned in the Long Kesh camp outside the city. Doctors Need to Become More Informed About VD factors that determine the spread and extent of veneral disease.” UPIScience Editor NEW YORK (UPI)—Dr. R. He is a member of the a medical medical faculty of Vanderbilt from some of University, Nashville, Tenn., his students that doctors are and was urging the profession the only persons over 30 to in the journal of the American whom youth maylisten. But he College of Physicians to make was more distressed than itself fully expert to take full flattered. advantage of youth’s willingHis reaction was that if, ness to listen to doctors. indeed, youth will listen to His hope was that the them, ‘doctors are ill-prepared, younger generation of doctors emotionally or scientifically, to “will not be handicapped by discuss a problem of enormous childhood taboos and Victorian importance to youth—veneral myths and will feel as diseses, comfortable in addressing a He said he is alarmed that high school audience or appearthe VD rate kept mounting ing in a community's TV during 1971, mostly among program on veneral disease as persons under 24, if the topic was poliomyelitis.” Whatdoes the average doctor Whether doctors are prepared really know about VD? Some to do it or not, “the timeis at years ago, when the last hand to answer youth’s quesstatistics were gathered, the tions in unglossed truths—the average U.S. medical school symptoms, signs and complicaallotted 13 hours over the four- tions of disease.” year course to these diseases. These days medical students may “elect” to take a considerable portion of the The word “‘yule’” originated curriculum, which means, with pagan northern peoples of Kampmeier said, that for VD the ancient past who thought the this average ‘‘may approach sun was a wheel revolving aroundthe earth, Observing that zero for many students,” Yet ‘what other diseases on a certain day in midwinter offer such a broad educational the sun’s appearance and experience in human beha- disappearance marked the vior?” he asked. ‘Consider the shortest day of the year, ee preventive, sociologic, societal, called the cycle the ‘‘hweol,”” epidemiologic and psychiatric time of > each Warm-up blanketsata light-weightprice. 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