Two Pilots Freed By Russians
Two pilots from the United States and West Germany were released by the Soviet Union after a week held for straying into Soviet territory near Batumi on the Black Sea. Lt. Col. George Patterson of Chamblee Georgia and Dr Karl Sichelstiel were en route to a Turkey rally when they made an emergency landing. The Foreign Ministry said they would not stand trial for a border violation. Patterson, 39, serves in the 3rd Infantry Division in Würzburg, West Germany.
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United States
West Germany
Soviet Union
U.S
George Patterson
Chamblee
Karl Sichelstiel
Turkey
Black Sea
Batumi
Foreign Ministry
Patterson
3Rd Infantry
Wuerzburg
Sichelstiel
Apollo 11 Astronauts Under Final Prelaunch Medical Exam
Apollo 11 crew Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins undergo final major prelaunch physical exams as countdown continues for the eight day flight. Doctors have built full medical profiles over the last month to baseline heart rate respiration and other data for in flight and postflight comparison.
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Fla
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Lunar
Mission Control Center
Senate nears compromise to bar Safeguard deployment
The Senate moves toward a compromise to bar deployment of the Safeguard missile defense system while boosting testing of radar and computer components at potential test sites in North Dakota Montana Kwajalein and Eniwetok with White House and Pentagon officials signaling possible agreement and continued antiballistic missile research.
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Senate
Pacific
Pentagon
David R. Packard
Packard
White House
Ronald Siegler
Sons
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
North Dakota
Montana
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Aiken
Mike Mansfield
Kwajelein
Eniwietok
Mansfield
House Group Okays Fund Cutoffs To Students Involved In Rioting
A House Appropriations subcommittee approved a provision to cut federal funds to students involved in violent campus uprisings. The measure, added to the HEW budget bill, would bar aid to students who participated in disturbances and remove the requirement for a hearing before aid withdrawal.
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Okays
Washington
House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Neal Smith
Iowa
Smith
Thieu Proposes Free Elections to End War in Vietnam
Saigon reports President Nguyen Van Thieu proposing internationally supervised free elections in South Vietnam to settle the war. Viet Cong could join if they renounce violence and accept ballot results, with an election commission to ensure fair campaigning and a fair vote count. Observers doubt a breakthrough at Paris talks as Hanoi and the NLF demand US withdrawal and Thieu's regime ouster first.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Hanoi
Viet Cong
United States
Thieu
South Vietnam
Nixon
NLF
Pressure on North Vietnamese divisions in Saigon region
In the 3rd Corps area from Saigon toward the Cambodian border American forces maintain pressure on units from four enemy divisions. Tay Ninh City and An Loc remain prime targets, with U.S. officials warning of possible fresh attacks while B52s raid the 1st and 7th divisions.
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3Rd Corps
Tay Ninh City
An Loc
U.S
Bellevue to spray city to curb epidemic risk
Bellevue officials plan chemical spraying to reduce an epidemic risk from a sewage backup after severe flooding that began July 4 and left 39 dead regionwide. Other Ohio cities face cleanup as News reports note broader storm damage and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Bellevue
Ohio
Ohio University Eyes State Street Property Sale for Children’s Home
A notice from Inside Today notes Ohio University willing to discuss selling property on E State Street to support a new Children’s Home. Other items mention Burr Oak Road plans, a second marina, and Johnny Bench as NL All Star starter.
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E. State Street
Burr Oak Road
Marina
Cseverseses
Johnny Bench
Nixon seeks Senate backing for nationwide voting rights bill
Administration pressed for a new nationwide voting rights law to replace the 1965 act, with Atty. Gen. Mitchell testifying before the Senate subcommittee. A House subcommittee approved its extension, while Senate prospects looked dim as backers count few favorable votes amid strategy to bypass committee.
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Senate
Washington
House
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Judiciary Committee
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