FUNNY BUT UNFAIR"
Date: 28 November 1971
H. WILLIAM GALLAND
H. GALLAND
Lrs on Nov 14 article by foreign correspondent E Behr
Larry Allen Compleanno, Data di Nascita
Larry Christopher Allen Sr. (Los Angeles, 27 novembre 1971 – Città del Messico, 2 giugno 2024) è stato un giocatore di football americano statunitense che giocò nel ruolo di guardia per 14 stagioni nella National Football League (NFL). Fu scelto nel corso del secondo giro (46º assoluto) del Draft NFL 1994 dai Dallas Cowboys. Al college giocò a football alla Sonoma State University. Allen fu inserito nella Pro Football Hall of Fame nel 2013.
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- sabato 27 novembre 1971
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- Los Angeles
- Età
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27th of November 1971 News
Notizie come è apparso sulla prima pagina del New York Times il 27 novembre 1971
250 Strike Catholic Paper
Date: 28 November 1971
Huntington Ind pressmen at Our Sunday Visitor (pub) walk off job in pay dispute
INDIA SAYS FORCE ENTERED PAKISTAN FOR SECOND TIME; Calls Crossing a Defensive Measure Against Heavy Attacks by Enemy TOWN'S SHELLING CITED Pakistani Troops Reported Shifting From Interior to Frontier Areas INDIA SAYS FORCE MADE NEW FORAY
Date: 27 November 1971
Special to The New York Times
Indian officials say troops crossed into Pakistan for 2d time in 'defensive action' against heavy Pakistani attacks in border area of Balurghat; say 80 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 1 tank destroyed, holding Indian casualties were light; Indian repr says guerrillas are all around Jessore city but they would require heavy support to take it; evidence that guerrillas have been taking new areas can be found in camps around Bagda where refugees say some people have returned to their liberated border villages
Indians Invite Newsmen to Border and Display 3 Captured Tanks From a 'Defensive Action' in Pakistan
Date: 28 November 1971
By KASTURI K. RANGANSpecial to The New York Times
Kasturi RANGANSpecial
India brings newsmen and photographers to Boyra to see evidence of battle in which India claims to have knocked-out 11 US-made Pakistani tanks and downed 3 jets; Lt Col C Proudfoot describes battle; newsmen and photographers were warned not to wander from displays
INMATES SHIFTED IN RAHWAY RIOT; 7 Sent to Ward in Trenton Psychiatric Hospital
Date: 28 November 1971
By MARTIN GANSBERGSpecial to The New York Times
NJ Insts and Agencies acting Comr Dr M G Kott discloses that 7 alleged leaders of inmate rebellion at Rahway State Prison have been transferred to ward at Trenton Psychiatric Hosp; other developments noted
More News About Mars . . .
Date: 27 November 1971
ed holds taking of 1st close-up pictures of Deimos is latest of US Mariner 9's unique accomplishments
United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967; Study Prepared by the Department of Defense. Printed for the Use of the House Committee on Armed Services. 12 vols. Washington: Government Printing Office. $50. Pentagon Papers
Date: 28 November 1971
By GADDIS SMITH
Gaddis SMITH
3 books on Pentagon study revd; United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967. Study Prepared by the Department of Defense. Printed for the Use of the House Committee on Armed Services (12-vols); The Pentagon Papers. The Defense Department History of United States Decisionmaking on Vietnam. The Senator Gravel Edition (4 vols); The Pentagon Papers. As Published by The New York Times. Written by Neil Sheehan, Hedrick Smith, E W Kenworthy and Fox Butterfield (1 vol)
Scholarship for Athletes
Date: 28 November 1971
Greenville, SC, newspaper exec B H Peace gives Furman Univ $33,000 endowment in memory of his mother to establish permanent scholarship for athletes