Study links drinking to fewer heart attacks in Kaiser study
An Oakland California Kaiser study compared 464 heart attack patients with two control groups. It found more teetotalers among those who suffered heart attacks, offering no clear explanation. Separate reports noted mass blood pressure screening in New Orleans showing one third with high blood pressure.
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Life on Jupiter gains new support from bacteria find
NASA researchers Paul Deal and Kenneth Souza isolated rod shaped bacteria in an alkaline California spring and showed they survive in extreme alkaline conditions. The finding bolsters arguments that life could exist in less alkaline Jovian zones, as Pioneer 10 approaches Jupiter to study atmosphere and temperature for signs of water.
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Bomb threat delays British Airways jet from Bangor to London
A British Airways Super VC-10 carrying 134 passengers and 10 crew members was forced to delay about five hours after a bomb threat directed at Kennedy Airport in New York halted the New York to London flight. Demolition teams searched the aircraft at Bangor International Airport but found no explosives.
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Loeb urges president to end his jet flights
William Loeb publisher of the Manchester Union Leader sent a telegram to President Nixon urging suspension of all trips to San Clemente and Key Biscayne to save fuel. He cites a 20 000 gallon California round trip and a 7 000 gallon Florida trip, urging the president to set a national example in fuel conservation to rally voluntary compliance.
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Grand Ole Opry star David Akeman slain with wife in Nashville
Grand Ole Opry and Hee Haw star David Akeman known as Stringbean and his wife Estelle were shot dead at their 300 acre farm home near Nashville after returning from a performance. Police say burglars likely struck for cash. about $5,700 was found hidden on the bodies. Eight bank books suggested Akeman had over a half a million dollars saved. The murder occurred as detectives questioned four persons.
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Belfast Bomb Blasts Target Catholic Pubs Across City
Across Belfast a wave of bomb blasts injured at least 13 people, targeting predominantly Catholic pubs in the Lower Falls, Ormeau Road, and docks areas. A car bomb near Strabane damaged a bridge. Catholic clergy denounced British army inaction amid four years of sectarian violence in Northern Ireland.
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Ripon Society urges limits on Top Secret classifications
Cambridge mass liberals urge Congress access to all Top Secret government data in a National Security Information Act. The editorial argues secrecy enables political manipulation and hampers democratic debate. It calls for formal legislative control over classification, clear timelines, and congressional access for four key committees to Top Secret material.
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84 College Papers Call for Nixon Impeachment
Sixty four college and university newspapers signed a joint editorial urging the House to impeach President Nixon for repeated abuses of power. The Amherst Student said the list includes Harvard Crimson, Stanford Daily, Yale Daily News, Michigan Daily, Minnesota Daily, and others from 29 states, representing over one million students and a combined circulation near 700,000. Copies were mailed to congressmen on Sunday.
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Twin Cinemas Showcases Costa-Gavras Political Classics
At Twin Cinemas Cinema I features A State of Siege and Z, Costa Gavras political horror dramas famed for their realism. Cinema II offers The Secretary and All the Young Wives, while Harte presents A Touch of Class and Soldier Blue at Main Street Bennington, with Romeo and Juliet at the Manchester Cinema featuring Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting.
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Skylab 3 launch on track after fin replacements
Cape Canaveral workers finish installing eight replacement tail fins on the Skylab 3 Saturn 1B booster ahead of a 9 37 a m est Thursday liftoff. Astronauts Carr Gibson and Pogue are set for a 60 day mission possibly extending to 85 days if successful.
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Boston to note 1773 Tea Party anniversary voyage
A replica of Brig Beaver II sailed into Boston Harbor loaded with tea to mark the 200th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. The Beaver II, 97 feet long, built in Denmark, carried Black China tea from Weymouth to replicate the original cargo dumped in 1773 to protest taxation without representation.
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Armistice Day Observances Across Several States
Armistice Day is observed on different dates across the country with Albany Oregon closing state offices schools and liquor stores and holding a parade honoring Medal of Honor recipients Bob Hope and Gen Omar Bradley. Mississippi Wisconsin Louisiana honor on November 11 while Congress shifted Veterans Day to the fourth Monday of October leading to varied ceremonies in Roswell New Mexico Silver City and Plainfield Indiana England observes Armistice Day with wreaths at the Cenotaph and protests over war widows pensions.
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