Underground Nuke Blasts Reported by U S and U S S R
United States and Soviet Union detonated underground nuclear blasts within a week of pledging limits. The Swedish Seismological Institute logged a Soviet Kazakh Semipalatinsk test. The U S Atomic Energy Commission reported a Nevada desert blast of 20 to 200 kilotons.
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United Press International
United States
Soviet Union
Swedish Seismological Institute
Stockholm
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada Desert
Markus Baath
Swedish Seismic Institute
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
Escabosa
California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
August Nogar
Dunes Hotel
Las Vegas
AEC
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Warren buried in Arlington Cemetery after repose
Earl Warren lay in repose at the Supreme Court building as burial was planned in Arlington National Cemetery on Friday. The 83 year old former chief justice died of cardiac arrest and will receive military honors.
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Warren
National Cathedral
National Cemetery
Kennedy
William J. Brennan
Nixon
America
Sinatra Held Prisoner in Sydney Hotel by Unions
In Sydney outraged unions bar access for Frank Sinatra delaying a $675,000 tour and canceling at least one show. His lawyer Milton Ruden says Sinatra has nothing to apologize for and Canberra vows to block future visits. Police clashed with guards in Melbourne as the controversy erupted.
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Sydney
UPI
Frank Sinatra
Milton Ruden
Sinatra
Gize
Australia
Canberra
Clyde Cameron
Cameron
Melbourne
Press
Ruden
Boulevard Hotel
Lt governors urge action on national energy policy
Illinois Lt Gov Neil F Hartigan says states cannot wait for Washington to solve energy problems and urges a continued push for a national energy policy. At the 13th annual National Lieutenant Governor's Conference energy committee votes to reaffirm resolutions supporting federal funds for state fuel allocation agencies. Massachusetts Lt Gov Donald Dwight flags presenting a federal role proposal at the gathering.
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Albuquerque
N. M
UPI
Illinois
Neil F. Hartigan
Washington
Hartigan
Committee On Energy and Natural Resources
Massachusetts
Donald Dwight
Dwight
New Mexico
Texas
New England
Federal Energy Office
Robert Mondragon
Energy Committee
Ohio
John Brown
John Burgess
Vermont
Gerald Ford
Republi
Kissinger Wiretap Claim Shifts Focus to Hoover
UPI reports Attorney General Saxbe said FBI Director Hoover may have used Henry Kissinger’s name without his knowledge to authorize wiretaps. Senators Percy and Case supported the theory, arguing Hoover acted on his own initiative, potentially exonerating Kissinger from ordered wiretaps amid White House security leaks.
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Saxbe
Kissinger
Washington
UPI
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Henry Kissinger
White House
William Saxbe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mr. Kissinger
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Hoover
Percy
Case
FTC accuses Sears of bait and switch tactics
The FTC charges Sears Roebuck and Co. used bait and switch to push pricier home appliances. Sears denied the claim at a Chicago news conference, pledging to fight. The agency says commissions paid to salesmen favored expensive models and Sears must disclose potential cease and desist terms. A consent decree deadline was set for 10 days.
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Chicago
UPI
Federal Trade Commission
Sears, Roebuck and Co
FTC
Sears
James W. Button
Button
Stephanie W. Kanwit
Kennedy influence seen in Wallace's new image
Dr. John Cashin, head of the National Democratic Party of Alabama, says Senator Edward Kennedy helped shape Gov. George Wallace's new moderate racial image. Cashin asserts Kennedy operatives allied with Tuskegee Mayor Johnny Ford, Prichard Mayor A J Cooper, and Charles Evers, pushing Wallace toward a Kennedy compatible ticket though both deny a joint run.
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California
Ronald Reagan
Burgess
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
UPI
John Cashin
National
Democratic Party of
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
George C. Wallace
Tuskegee
Johnny Ford
Cashin
Evers
Ford
Cooper
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