Appeal Court Last Hope A blast Still Set
Environmental groups appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the Amchitka five megaton underground detonation set for Friday. Judge Hart denied a temporary block and ordered releasing secret documents used to assess environmental risks.
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Washington
Alaskan
Amchitka
Atomic Energy Commission
Committee For Nuclear Responsibility
U.S Court of Appeals
U.S
David Sive
Sive
Indira Gandhi seeks revision of Indian American ties
Mrs. Gandhi flies to London then Washington to urge President Nixon to reassess the base of U S Indian American relations. Indian officials say U S backing for Pakistan delays East Bengal settlement and risks another Pakistan India war. She cites Nixon policy shifts as potential groundwork for change.
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London
Indira Gandhi
India
United States
Nixon
Gandhi
Pakistan
East Bengal
Vienna
Brussels
Washington
Paris
Bonn
China
Moscow
Indian Subcontinent
Bayard Rustin and Bruce Cabot Reported Improving
Civil rights leader Bayard Rustin in satisfactory condition after a major heart attack at a New York hospital. Actor Bruce Cabot in satisfactory condition two weeks after hospital admission for lung and throat cancer at Loma Linda University Hospital.
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Sharon
Conn
Bayard Rustin
A. Philip Randolph Institute
New York City
Austin
Loma Linda
Calif
Bruce Cabot
Loma Linda University Hospital
Cabot
Hollywood
Extra Police To Protect Queen In London Parades
Four thousand extra police were called to duty in London doubling the force for a security operation protecting Queen Elizabeth II as she travels with Prince Philip and Prince Charles to open Parliament after two bombings. In Wilberforce Ohio students mourn a shooting death of Manuel Crenshaw. no firm suspects in the near riot between Wilberforce and Central State University students.
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London
Elizabeth II
Scotland Yard
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Wilberforce
Ohio
Wilberforce University
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Manuel Crenshaw
Canton
Central State University
130000 Alcoholics In Services in Washington Report
Congressional investigators estimate 130000 alcoholics in the armed forces and accuse the Pentagon of punishing rather than treating them. A General Accounting Office report says DOD could save careers and at least 120 million dollars yearly by rehabilitating alcoholics like drug users.
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Washington
Congressional
Pentagon
General Accounting Office
Defense Department
Weighted voting system sought at United Nations
Sen Alan Cranston proposes a weighted voting plan with United States China and India joining as major powers. He urges a conference to revise the UN charter and move away from one nation one vote in the General Assembly. In Saigon, enemy gunners down two more U.S. helicopters as aircraft losses reach 8,004 in Indochina war.
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United Nations
N. Y
China
India
United States
Soviet Union
Alan Cranston
California
Washington
Senate
U.S
U.N
General Assembly
Saigon
U. S
Central Highlands
Ohio Local Elections Seen Drawing Strong Turnout
About 2% of Ohioans, roughly 2.5 million, were expected to vote in local elections statewide. Secretary of State Ted Brown projected turnout below the 1969 off year level, even with new 18 year old enfranchisement, and well under presidential year totals. In Cleveland, four candidates vie to replace Carl Stokes, with Arnold Pinkney seen as a slim contender amid black support and white vote splits.
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Ted Brown
Arnold Pinkney
Ohio Voters Face Three Way Race For Mayor Seats
Ohio voters head to the polls in key races including Cleveland where Democrat James Carney faces Republican Ralph Perk and Socialist Labor candidate Joseph Pirincia. Stokes the former Cleveland mayor endorsed Carney then Pinkney in the general election, while Perk seeks to expand support after a narrow 1969 loss. Other contests in Columbus Youngstown and Toledo show close or tossup dynamics with Sensenbrenner Moody Franko Hunter and Kessler all in tight battles.
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James Carney
Ralph Perk
Joseph Pirincia
Socialist Labor Party
Stokes
Carney
Pinkney
Democratic Party
Youngstown
Frank Franko
Jack Hunter
Howard Cook
Toledo
Harry Kessler
Ohio Park Reopening Scheduled
Gov. Gilligan’s spokesman says 46 state parks closed since Labor Day likely will reopen Saturday. A decision was expected today or Thursday as the 60 day executive order allowing park closures expires, with no regard to pending budget tax legislation in the legislature.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
Robert Tenenbaum
Gilligan
Department of Natural Resources
Gabor and Herzberg Win 1971 Nobel Prizes in Science
Two European scientists now with U S or Canada ties win the 1971 Nobel prizes in physics and chemistry. Dennis Gabor of Stamford Connecticut and CBS labs earns the physics prize for holography. Gerhard Herzberg of Ottawa earns the chemistry prize for molecular structure studies.
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Stockholm
United States
Canada
Dennis Gabor
Stamford, Conn
Gerhard Herzberg
Hamburg
Dr. Herzberg
Alfred Nobel
Overhaul Sought in U S Foreign Aid Program
White House lobbyists press Congress to extend foreign aid funding while seeking a total overhaul. Senator Mansfield warns the program may lapse to force reform as Senate Republicans resist a carbon copy of the rejected 2.9 billion plan. Church supports a 30 day extension for committee work amid debate on military versus economic aid.
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J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
U.S
Washington
White House
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sen
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Vie
Church
Indochina
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Storm Toll Could Hit 10000 in Bengal Coast
United News of India dispatch from eastern Orissa State reports a tidal wave and cyclonic storm devastates 1000 square miles near the Bengal coast. Authorities fear 10000 families perished and two million people are missing in affected coastal regions.
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Bengal
The
United News of India
Orissa
Fragmented Classified Page Spreads Across Sections
OCR shows scattered headings and partial items from classifieds and obituaries sports TV and comics. Readable fragments hint at notices and sections but no full stories or names to summarize into a complete item.
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Cleveland
Carl Stokes
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Tom Moody
John Jones
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Ohio Park
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