Notice on Soviet Wheat Deal Grows Controversy
Washington officials faced sharp charges as Senate subcommittee heard that the Agriculture Department may have known little of last summer's 1 billion Soviet wheat sale. Industry executives testified they warned officials of large sales and the Russians’ intent to buy big quantities, while lawmakers called the handling bureaucratic negligence and harmful to farmers and consumers.
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UPI
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House
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Continental Grain Co
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Permanent
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Libyan Unity Marchers Return After Leadership Exit Fiasco
Libyans turn back from a unity march after reports that Muammar Khadafy submitted his resignation. Libyan officials say the resignation was rejected and the march aimed at a Cairo meeting with Egypt’s Sadat to discuss a September merger. Sadat urged Khadafy to halt the march and warned of consequences if the Libyan leadership failed to control the situation.
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Khadafy
Thir ‘Mareh
Saves Three After Crash
Walter Pulkkinen is credited by police with saving three people from a burning car after it left the road and struck a utility pole Friday. One person had died at the scene, while Chal and another were badly hurt. Pulkkinen used water from a nearby lab to help pull victims from the blaze.
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Maing
Walter Pulkkinen
Pulkkinen
Chal
Parkkinen
Labeum
Coast-to-Coast Bicycle Trip By Family of 5
Washington State Attorney General Slade Gorton completed a coast-to-coast bicycle odyssey with his wife and three children, a 3290 mile trek from Olympia to Gloucester. He said the 45 days yielded an average over 80 miles daily despite a midday quit when winds turned adverse and a single mishap from a hit-and-run near Erie, Pennsylvania.
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Gorton
Olympia
Wash
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Altegether
North Dakota
Erie
America
Japanese War Straggler Declares Filipino Citizenship Aims to Stay
Ryoji Miki a former Imperial Navy seaman 30 years old revealed at a Davao City press conference that he will remain in the Philippines and apply for Filipino citizenship. He has lived as Tango Tao using a Bilaan identity after hiding since 1943 and forming a family with Grishina Aandoc and fourteen children.
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Philippnes
Imperial Navy
Salwiay
Ryoji Miki
Ti Wani
Philippines
Miki
Eva
Isdapan
Tango Tao
Marron
Brelef
Manila
Seaman
Japan
Osaka
Bis
Balut
Takeda
Grishina Aandoc
France detonates first 1973 nuclear test at Murura site
Wellington reports France fired the first test of its 1973 program with a blast above the Murura-Tell area 220 miles southeast at Wabiti. The test occurs amid protests as authorities confirm the detonation and assess fallout and regional reactions.
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Wellington
New Zealand
France
Mururaa Tell
Wabiti
Devices Turned Off Owing to Testimony
Washington AP reports a two year old system recording Nixon meetings and calls was deactivated after Alexander Butterfield testified. Officials say the auto matic recording was turned off because remarks could be inhibited if conversations with Nixon were recorded. Sources cited the Baltimore Sun and Chicago Tribune noting the equipment would be removed after deactivation.
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Nixon
Hesources
Alexander Butterfield
White
Touge
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Ie Baltiore Sun
Chitaga Tribune
Skyjacker Threat To Blast Jet In Dubai Memo
Strachan says terrorists claimed to destroy a memo naming a jet blast threat and other disconnected documents tied to political wiretapping. He testified about Haldeman orders to destroy surveillance papers while Magruder and Liddy figures surfaced in the Watergate era. The account details a shift in reporting lines and a disputed budget for a wiretapping project.
Strachan Admits Destroying Data No Involvement
Washington AP reports Gar Jon Strachan, former White House aide, admits destroying documents about political intelligence but denies prior knowledge of Watergate wiretapping or involvement in a cover-up. His testimony conflicts with Jeh Magruder and ousted White House counsel.
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Garjon Strachan
White House
Shoul
Jeh Magruder
Senate Watergate hearings resume Monday
Jolin Dear will save ouff testing j by the senate Watergate committee when the televised hearings resume Monday. Strachan read an 8 page statement at the end of Friday's session but answered no questions. He attacked Magruder's testimony on several counts and denied telling Dean that he had destroyed wiretap logs. Strachan said he told Haldeman long before the wire tapping that the Nixon campaign seminars was ruining a $300, sophisticated political intel.
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Strachan
Liddy
Jolin Dear
Senate Watergate Committee
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Shawn
Dean
White House
H.R. Haldeman
Nixon
Consumer named to State Bank unit in Iowa
DES MOINES AP Gov Robert Ray named a consumer representative to the state banking board. Mrs. Marvin Anderson, associate dean at Town State University College of Home Economics, was named to a four year term replacing Cliff Jordan. Reappointed were Francis Price Des Moines Ad Spelman Jr Council Bluffs John Rigler Muscatine Joseph Knock Creston Maines Cravens Sanborn.
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Robert Ray
State Banking Board
Marvin Anderson
College of Home Economics
Town State University
Town Banking Commission
Anderson
Cliff Jordan
Cedar Rapids
Francis Price
Ad Spelman, Jr
Council Bluffs
John Rigler
Muscatine
Josep Knock
Creston
Maines Cravens
Sanborn
Boy Scouts Struggle on Icy Yellowstone Lake Ends in Drownings
Kim Jones, 17, survived after a party of nine Albuquerque teens and leaders paddled across Yellowstone Lake. A sudden storm swept them apart. four drowned: Safran, Burris Wolsieffer, Tow Gower, and Darwin Sea mons. Jones crawled 17 miles to a ranger station to seek help, while three others survived with injuries.
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Wyo
UPI
Kim Jones
Yellowstone Lake
Seoul
Wien
Hoh Salan
Hata
Arden Bi
Bear County
Paddia
Albaquerque
W. M
Jones
Alec
Hanks
John
al Han
Safran
Burris Wolsieffer
Janes
Gower
Walshcffer
Paul Porter
Kevin Spaesuons
Russ Hollett
Ken Foley
the Lake Hospital
Hijackers Hold Dubai Plane After Grenade Fatality
An Amsterdam to Tokyo JAL flight was hijacked by multiple terrorists who held 123 passengers and 22 crew in Dubai after attempting to land at Beirut and Bahrain. A female hijacker was killed when a grenade exploded, and negotiations with UAE defense minister Sheik Mohamed bin Rashid continued as police limited access and prepared cooling measures for the strained aircraft.
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Dubai
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Cnntrel
Sheik Mohamed bin Rastild
United Arab Emirates
Amsterdam
Svenada
Akeoff
Yoshihiro
Miyashiia
JAL
London
Sekigun
Red Army
Europa
Heers
Beirut
Baara
Iraq
Bahrain
Reprieved Too Late Reprieved Too Late
A. A. Naseem, a Bangladeshi war victim held in India for six years, learned his daughter Hina, age three, was dying of cancer. Appeals to Indian Premier Gandhi finally freed him, but he arrived just after her death, moments too late. The family reported the child had died 12 hours before his cross border arrival.
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Lahore
Sha ‘Hat
Cémyelont Vasade RSS aN AAM SET TAT heal
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