Thieu supporters sweep South Vietnam Senate races
In unofficial returns from the South Vietnamese election, Thien allied parties captured all 31 Senate seats, giving Thieu a two thirds majority and potential constitutional path to a third term. Voter turnout was reported above ninety percent despite terrorist incidents and boycotts.
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Navigator fined for bombing error at Neak Luong incident
At Anderson Air Force Base Guam a radar navigator Capt Prince A Brumfield of a B52 bomber received a $34 forfeiture for two months and a letter of reprimand after a misdirected N Eak Luong bombing. Three other officers were disciplined and an evaluation board will decide future duties.
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Two miners die after nine day cave in in Arizona
Trapped miners David Deeder and Terry Udall were found dead after nine days in a dead end tunnel 1,200 feet underground near Casa Grande. Coroner and mine inspectors said temperatures near 120 degrees hindered rescue, with the exact times of death undetermined.
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D-Day nears on Agnew indictment decision in Maryland
After Labor Day the federal grand jury in Maryland will consider the Agnew phase and whether enough evidence exists to indict Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Attorney General Bill Richardson will shoulder ultimate responsibility for whether Beall asks the grand jury to indict, amid constitutional questions about trying a sitting vice president.
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Libyan leader in Cairo for merger talks with Sadat
Col Khadafy arrived in Cairo for talks with President Sadat on a proposed merger between Libya and Egypt. Negotiations center on immediate full integration versus a one year delay, with a referendum planned in Egypt and Libya four days away.
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Soviet Union
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al Touni
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Sadet Khadafy
Nixon to detail buying of San Clemente estate
White House confirms early week release detailing President Nixon and Robert Abplanalp’s purchase of Spanish style estate in San Clemente California. It covers acquisition of about 6 acres, sale 5.9 acres, and the private financing totaling about 374 thousand dollars to Nixon.
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Bomb threat prompt warns public amid IRA letter bombs
London reports a week of IRA bomb incidents as Scotland Yard urges Britons to avoid handling unfamiliar letters or parcels. A Swansea ferry findings a cigarette pack with wires and a battery was removed for examination. 29 bombs were found in London, two causing injuries. authorities fear further attacks and potential kidnap and murder plans against servicemen.
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Holding pattern on funds for disputed programs
Washington report says the Health, Education and Welfare Department spent 1.8 billion dollars less than Congress approved last year for social programs opposed by President Nixon.
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At the Movies Twin Cinemas Dramatic Lineup Debuts
The Twin Cinemas program showcases Qkishoma Crude and A Touch of Class with George Segal and Glenda Jackson. Hathaway’s drive-in features Disney titles Charley and the Angel and Cinderella for families, while Harte screens Enter the Dragon with Bruce Lee. The Manchester Cinema Theatre runs The Sound of Music and Live and Let Die with Return of Sabata at nearby venues.
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George Segal
Glenda Jackson
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Roger Moore
007
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