Army says nerve gas shipment will be its last mission
Army plans to ship 418 vaults of nerve gas by rail for dumping in the Atlantic Ocean. Trains from Blue Grass Army Depot will take gas to Anniston then load it onto a barge for disposal 282 miles east of Cape Kennedy, in waters 16,000 feet deep. Spokesmen note no leakage danger and cite future decomposing methods at bases. The route passes Georgia towns and up the Carolinas to Sunny Point, with speeds not exceeding 35 mph.
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Cambodian spotters fly on U.S. planes
In Saigon the U S Command confirms Cambodian aerial spotters are aboard American pirate observation planes aiding bombing missions in Cambodia. A spokesman says Cambodian observers assist when their terrain knowledge helps the mission.
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Drive to halt ABMs looks victorious
Washington AP reports a Senate push to halt expansion of the Safeguard anti missile system may be near victory. Fifty senators oppose or are strongly against expanding from two to four sites, three undecided. A 1.48 to 1 vote against could jeopardize the program and require $332 million in cuts from a 1.3 billion authorization affecting Malmstrom Montana and Grand Forks North Dakota ABM sites.
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Dibble relative killed in plane crash in Peru
Craig Ormsby 17 of Wheaton Illinois died in the Peru air crash that killed 49 American students. He was the great grandson of Austin Minnesota couple Mr and Mrs Burt Dibble and nephew of Arnold Dibble Bureau Chief of United Press in Manila. The students were staying with Peruvian families when the plane went down near Cuzco after visiting Inca ruins.
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Soviets disguise planes during Peru mercy flight data drive
Soviet airlift to Peru involved AN12 and AN22 transports masquerading as civilian aircraft at Keflavik Iceland. Defense sources say they gathered radar and photo intelligence on U.S. bases and the North American coast, suggesting dual use as bombers and long range transports.
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88th Annual Mower County Fair Opens Gates Today
The 88th Mower County Fair and Midwest Livestock Show starts at 5 p.m. with William T. Collins Shows bringing a large carnival. Officials note no daily attendance estimates. a grandstand and race-track lineup includes country western acts, rodeo, stock car races, and a new pork cookout contest running midweek. Weather threats may affect receipts.
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Rabbits Assist Pilot Train Move of Nerve Gas Rockets
Sgt Henry Navarov handles one of a dozen rabbits aboard the pilot train guiding a shipment of dangerous nerve gas rockets traveling from Anniston Alabama toward the east coast.
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Anniston
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Peru crash kills 49 U S students in historic disaster
An airliner carrying American exchange students home from Machu Picchu wrecked near Cuzco, killing 99 of 100 aboard, including 49 U S youngsters. The International Fellowship Inc. coordinated the summer program with Peruvian host families and sponsors, with victims from multiple states.
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Buffalo, N.Y
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GOP Governors Hope Nixon Popularity Aids Campaigns
Republican governors seek spillover from President Nixon's high approval to bolster campaigns in a year likely to see Democratic gains in state legislatures. Governors Association leaders acknowledge tough odds as 35 seats are up with 24 held by Republicans, while Democrat Hearnes warns of possible state House gains. Amid governors meeting, debate grows over federal highway funds flexible use for transit and roads, with Volpe endorsing coordinated action.
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Lake OF the Ozarks
Nixon
GOP Governors Association
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Burger urges federal courts update via unified council
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger called for a council representing all branches of the federal government to modernize the U S court system in his first state of the judiciary address to the American Bar Association. He warned against overreliance on the federal courts.
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