Paris Air Show Crash Claims American Pilot
At Le Bourget Airport a Fairchild A10 jet crashed during a loop at the Paris Air Show killing American pilot Howard W. Nelson of Hagerstown Maryland. The crash injured spectators and raised questions about safety as Giscard d Estaing opened the 32nd show with 600000 expected visitors and 230 planes on display.
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh
House Sets Five Year Limit for New Energy Department
The House voted 310 to to create a new Energy Department with a five year life unless renewed by Congress. The plan consolidates scattered energy programs, abolishes three agencies, and rejects wide price control powers, instead placing such powers with a commission in the department. A conference with the Senate must reconcile differences before sending to the President. The measure includes a Dec 31 1982 sunset, pending further congressional action.
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U S Cuba To Swap Diplomats
Washington and Havana agreed to swap diplomats within three months ending 16 years of hostility. Cuba will release 10 of 30 Americans held on drug charges and review others. Americans in Havana will work under Swiss sponsorship in the old U S embassy building.
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Weather Outlook With Warm Temperatures and Chance of Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a slight chance of thunderstorms tonight. Highs will reach mid 90s both days, with lows around mid 60s. Winds from 15 to 20 mph. Rain probability 20 percent tonight.
Astrologer Predicts Paris Air Show Disaster
San Antonio based astrologer Jack Gillen warned on WOAT radio of an unusual air disaster near Paris on June 3. He had forecast this event before in 1975 and claimed planetary conditions point to danger around Paris and in the Gulf of Mexico later for a hurricane.
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Harvey Hare Anti Bunny Causes National Attention
NEW YORK AP The world's only attack rabbit Harvey seems unhappy and neurotic biting humans and rabbits alike. ASPCA officers regret his behavior as they house him in a medical cell with other animals. Harvey resists introductions to Josephine and Jack, revealing a perpetual irritability that may keep him from becoming a watch rabbit.
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Jobless Rate Dips To 30 Month Low In May
Unemployment fall to 6.9 percent marks first sub 7% level since early recession. Wholesale prices rose 0.4 percent as farm and fuel costs shifted. Declines in coffee and other farm prices offset some increases. overall inflation cools but remains a concern for summer retail trends.
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