Ohio Senate approves 18 year old rights including drinking
The Ohio Senate passed a bill lowering the age of majority to 18 and granting rights such as signing contracts and serving on juries while adding a drinking privilege amendment. The House advanced a separate measure offering income tax credits to parents of nonpublic school students, amid constitutional questions and court challenges.
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Pennsylvania
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Nixon Goes To Poland
Nixon and Mrs Nixon depart Tehran after a 24 hour Iran visit marked by a glittering banquet and a wave of bombings. Bombs injure a U S general and kill an Iranian woman as Nixon wreaths Reza Shah’s tomb but is unfazed. He flies to Warsaw then Washington with assurances the attacks were not aimed at him.
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Warsaw
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Ronald L. Ziegler
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Baghdad
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Harold L. Price
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Three Japanese Extremist Attack Shocks Tel Aviv Airport
Three young Japanese extremists held by a Palestine group carried out a mass casualty attack at Tel Aviv international airport. The incident wounded more than 70 and killed at least 25, including Aharon Katzir and 13 Puerto Rican pilgrims. A 3-year-old girl died in the chaos.
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New York
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Allies Agree to Discuss Security Measures at Europe Conference
BONN AP The United States and its North Atlantic allies agreed that military steps to bolster confidence and stability between Soviet and Western forces could be raised at the 35 nation Europe conference sought by Nixon and the Soviet leaders for next year. SAIGON AP U S Navy fighter bombers with TV guided bombs launched a campaign to isolate Vinh city between Hanoi and the DMZ, aiming for pinpoint accuracy.
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Hijacker Kills Self After Flight Diversion in Brazil
Brazilian troops used tear gas to retake an Electra airliner Tuesday night after a hijacker demanded 250000 dollars and three parachutes. He killed himself with a bullet as passengers and crew were recovered unharmed. The hijacker spoke with a northeast Brazil accent and was described as stocky with a dark complexion. The money and parachutes were recovered.
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Brazil
McClellan Forced Into Runoff in Arkansas Primary
In Arkansas the veteran Sen John L McClellan failed to secure a majority endorsement in the Democratic primary forcing a runoff with Rep David Pryor. McClellan led the ticket but was well short of a majority in the four man race.
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Arkansas
John L. McClellan
David Pryor
McClellan
Wallace's Wife May Campaign For Husband In California
Mississippi Governor William Waller said Cornelia Wallace plans to campaign for George Wallace in California though no date has been set. The announcement comes as Wallace seeks support across the region.
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Silver Spring
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Cornelia
California
Mississippi
William Waller
Three Officers Wounded in Peebles Shootout
In Peebles Ohio a two hour gun battle left three law enforcement officers wounded. Leon Duncan shot himself fatally after firing on cars and officers from his home using a 12 gauge shotgun.
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Peebles
Ohio
Adams County
Leon Duncan
Dam Safe Remark Tied to Buffalo Creek Disaster
West Virginia officials testified that Buffalo Mining Company Vice President Dasovich told deputies the Buffalo Creek dam was safe less than two hours before it collapsed. The disaster killed 118 and left seven missing as questions of foreseeability and evacuation timing sparked Senate hearings.
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West Virginia
Otto Matters
Lorado
W. Va
Senate
Buffalo Mining Company
Steve Dasovich
Steve
Dasovich
Jack Kent
Kent
New York
Pittston Company
Buffalo Mining
Supreme Court Faces Heavy July Push After Short Session
The Supreme Court issued opinions in five argued cases with 66 cases remaining. Key issues include death penalty legality, baseball antitrust exemption, and wiretapping of domestic subversives without warrants. A patent ruling on machines that remove veins from shrimp was also noted.
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Baseball
Humphrey Apology Over McGovern Tax Plan Speech
In a milder NBC Meet the Press clash, Humphrey apologized for calling McGovern a fool over his tax plan. Both Democratic frontrunners rejected Wallace as a running mate and backed their rivals on tax and defense issues amid debate focus on McGovern's income supplement plan.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
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Calif
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Humphrey
NBC
Meet the Press
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