Pioneer 10 Enters Great Galactic Ghoul Region
Pioneer 10 has entered the Great Galactic Ghoul a space region with high meteoroid and cosmic dust risks Ames researchers reported. The unmanned craft launched March 2 from Cape Kennedy aims for Jupiter and will cross Mars orbit then reach the asteroid belt, traveling about seven months to span 175 million miles.
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Bombing and Gunfire Kill Four in Belfast District
A bomb at Kelly's Bar in Ballymurphy, Belfast, killed a British soldier and three civilians and wounded 61 as gunmen fired on crowds outside. In Londonderry, two gunmen were shot. fighting among IRA wings continued amid escalating violence in Catholic districts.
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City Club Speakers and Local Notices
Optimists Club speaker Myrv Pope of Northwestern Bell set for Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt. Several groups list Tuesday noon talks and Wednesday meetings. Canopus Club's Frank Nye will discuss the Iowa legislative session at the Embassy club. Cedar Rapids groups hold meetings, lectures, and charity events across several venues this week.
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C-Mar
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Iowa Highway Patrol
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The
Gazette
Embassy Club
Iowa
Engineers
Cedar Rapids
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Long Branch
Youth Injured In Truck Fire At Atkins
Thomas D. Vogt, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Vogt of Atkins, was admitted to Mercy hospital Saturday with second degree burns on his back arms and heel after a truck at his Atkins home caught fire. Officials said his condition was not readily available.
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Dale Vogt
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Vogt
Youngest Mayor Chosen in Atlantic City
The city commission selected Joseph Bradway, a 31 year old bank president, as the youngest mayor in Atlantic City's history in a historic appointment.
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New City Commission
Joseph Bradway
Agnew in Japan Seeks U S Japan Bond Over Vietnam
Vice President Spiro Agnew reassures Japan of U S friendship and discusses Vietnam while in Tokyo for Okinawa return celebrations. He meets Prime Minister Sato and Foreign Minister Fukuda, dines with Emperor Hirohito, and conveys Nixon's stance on China and Moscow.
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Mother of 17 Enjoys Her Day in Hospital
Margaret Hartzell spends Mother's Day in North Hills Passavant hospital after giving birth to Ronald, her 17th child. Her husband Richard, a mechanic, and 16 of their children survive, with Patty at 21 the oldest. Ronald, the couple’s fourth boy, was born Tuesday.
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UPI
Margaret Hartzell
North Hills Passavant Hospital
Patty
Ronald
Bronx Councilwoman Receives Honorary Fire Chief Shield
City Councilwoman Aileen Ryan of New York is awarded an honorary fire chief gold shield and white helmet for her work with firefighters. Capt Raymond Gimmler, head of the Uniformed Fire Officers Assn, hails Ryan as the first woman to receive the honor for her service to the department.
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UPI
Aileen Ryan
Raymond Gimmler
Uniformed Fire Officers Assn
Bronx
Russian Jews Arrested for Protest Plan
Three Jews seeking permission to demonstrate during President Nixon’s Moscow visit were arrested for failure to report to military authorities. Mikhail Klyachkin, 29, and Viktor Yakhot, 28, were sent to military duty for 64 days. Leonid Tsipin, 23, was warned of jail and ordered to two years’ service despite prior rejection for an eye ailment.
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Viktor Yakhot
Leonid Tsipin
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Schmidhauser Reveals Campaign Contributors
Iowa City former First District Congressman John Schmidhauser, running for the Democratic nomination, filed disclosures showing $3,266 in campaign contributions since January 1971. The report breaks down $1,301.50 in individuals, $1,085 from a Davenport reception, and $880.15 from hat-passings and events. he urges monthly reports and full preannouncement disclosures.
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Iowa City
John Schmidhauser
Schmidhauser
University of Iowa
Iowa
Davenport
Fire Rages Through Seven-Story Store in Osaka
A massive blaze swept the Sennichi department store in Osaka on a Saturday night killing 118 people and injuring more than 40. Most victims were cabaret patrons and staff on the top floor who fled to the roof and jumped to the ground as flames spread from the third floor at about 10 40 p.m. Dozens of fire engines battled the fire as it destroyed the third through fifth floors and rescuers reported many roof escapes ending in falls.
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