Senate backs study on aircraft carriers amid defense bill vote
The Senate approved a study of the role of aircraft carriers in the nuclear age after rejecting a deferment of the CVAN69 carrier. The $20 billion military procurement bill moves toward final action as the panel schedules a one year study by the Armed Services Committees, with CVAN69 to proceed.
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Senate
Washington
Pentagon
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Mondale
Case
John Stennis
Dmiss
The
Armed Services
Armed Services Committees
House
Congress
George S. McGovern
Dl.c
Air Force
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Patriarca Returns to Boston Under Guard
Raymond J. Patriarca the reputed New England mob boss will be brought to federal court in Boston Monday under heavy guard from Atlanta. He will first stop in Providence for another court appearance. The 61 year old figure began a five year sentence in March in Atlanta after a 1966 murder conspiracy conviction. He faces additional charges tied to a 1988 murder and related racketeering.
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Boston
Raymond J
Patriarca
Cosa Nostra
New England
Atlanta
Providence
F.L
Willie Marfee
Frank Morlino
Marfeo
Rudolph
Toles
Patriareca
U.S. ‘District
Andrew A. Caffrey
Rudolph Maffeo
Rescue Team Probes Consol No. 9 Mine in West Virginia
A rescue team 1600 feet into Consol No. 9 in Farmington West Virginia opened vast wooden doors and found no new danger after fire and explosions killed 78 miners last November. Crew measured methane at 36 percent and 61 degrees as officials warn of possible further explosions while relatives stay away.
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Farmington
W. Va
James Westfield
Bureau of Mines
Peter Ferretti
Consolidation Coal Co
Atha
Israeli Planes Hit Egyptian Targets On Eve Of Rosh Hashana
Israeli air strikes continued for a fourth straight day hitting Ras Za'farana and Ras Gharib as war tensions rose before Rosh Hashana. Tens of thousands prayed at the Wailing Wall while leaders urged restraint and vowed to press on with retaliatory strikes if needed.
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Tel Aviv
Ras Za’ Farana
Port Suez
Ras 'Gharib
Suez Canal
Old Jerusalem
Haim Bar-Lev
Israel
Golda Meir
New York
U.N
U Thant
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Bombers Resume Raids in South Vietnam After Halt
U S B52 bombers resumed attacks against targets in South Vietnam Saturday after a 36 hour pause ordered by President Nixon to gauge enemy intent following Ho Chi Minh's death. Aircraft likely flew from bases in Thailand. missions from Guam possible later. No target details released. a communique expected.
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U.S. Bay
South Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
White House
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Laos
Mississippi Evacuation Sparks Controversy In Gas Scare
About 10 000 residents returned to their homes in Mississippi after a derailment released vinyl chloride and sparked fears of deadly phosgene gas. Officials debated evacuation necessity as five tank cars burned near Glendaora, injuring two and prompting penitent evacuation of inmates. Senator James Eastland urged Congress to review railway safety. Weather forecast: sunny and warm, near 80 daytime, 60 at night, with possible showers tomorrow.
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Miss
Triavis Central Railroad
Giendaora
James
Wastland
Dmiss
Congress
Tastland
Cleveland
Tate
Doddsville
J. T. Minyard
Mississippi State University
Uniroyal, Inc
Geismar
New York
Scores Across Leagues From Early Matches
Reported results show New York beating Boston 5 to 3 in the first game and Boston winning 4 to 3 in the second. Washington defeats Detroit 4 to 3 while Baltimore edges Cleveland 2 to 1. New York over Pittsburgh 1 to 0 and 1 to 0 in later games. Moskeat leads Philadelphia, Atlanta ties Houston 4 to 3, Chicago defeats St Louis 5 to 2.
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Boston
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Moskeat
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
St. Lowis
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Williams
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Priscilla
Dorma
Pittsfield
Tague
By Carl P. Leubsdoref
West Virginia
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Ers
Rosh Hashana
Associated Press
Lebanon
Jordan
Dead Sea
Ry Willis Johnson
Mississippi
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Parchman
Robert T. van Aller
University of Southern Mississippi
Department of Chemistry
Minyard
Defense Department
Civil Defense
Ft. McClellan
Ala
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