Heath Aide Greeks Foil oup Try by Quits Post Two Admirals In Scandal
LANDON AP Lord Jellicoe son of a World War I naval hero godson of a British king and bearer of a distinguished name quits his cabinet post Thursday as government leader amid disclosures of casual affairs with prostitutes. Heath says two ministers Lambton and Jellicoe resign and security checks will verify no broader breach while speculation swirls about involvement of other top figures in vice rings.
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Greek military government foils coup by retired admirals
Athens announced that a plot led by two retired admirals and several officers loyal to exiled King Constantine was foiled. The government linked the plan to an outside seditious group and to ELAN, with three navy ships to sail and an ultimatum to the government. Deputy Minister Vyron Stanatopoulos named the leaders Constantinos Kingolfopoulos and Ioannis Minea ios and said order was restored at Salamina base. The same week Cuban President Coricos flew to Buenos Aires for Campora's inauguration.
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Glove A-1 Macaroni Co Cuts Prices to Aid Economy
The Glove A-1 Macaroni Co announced a 5 percent price cut on over 86 pasta types to curb inflation and aid the economy. Company managers said lower prices could trigger wider reductions, stressing national economic impact and consumer relief amid wartime era concerns.
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Chuckle Alexinee Menkes Dies Hart Go Wander
Local obituary notes the death of Chuckle Alexinee Menkes. Officials report Hart Go Wander as the listed next of kin and organize a private burial.
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Skylab solar shade mission faces coatings delay
Skylab salvage ship packs giant sunshades after chemical coating to resist radiation. A jet plane stands by to shuttle protectors from Houston to Cape Kennedy and Johnson Space Center crews push toward an early Friday launch window. Weather and power limits affect plans as Apollo replacements and lab gear are readied.
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Skylab launch to be carried live by major networks
CBS NBC and ABC plan Friday live coverage of the Skylab launch with ABC and CHS starting at 7:30 a.m. local time and NBC at 7:50 a.m. Officials remained confident the astronauts could launch the lunar mission despite last minute changes to the shade coating after tests showed ultraviolet exposure could affect a nylon vial in the devices.
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FBI Asked To Investigate C R Detective Complaint
The FBI may probe a complaint by Cedar Hills detective Millsap against Cedar Hills police. U S Attorney Rachel Baker declined to comment further. Millsap alleges false arrest and injuries sustained in a parking lot incident. Police Chief Malas said Millsap was detained for intoxication and resisting an officer, later charged. Officials note jurisdiction and awaiting guidance from the attorney general.
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Appointment of new currency comptroller announced
President Mixon Phirschiy nominates 42 year old Brith deputy official Heleony to the post of currency comptroller. William Wa in Canty is cited as context for the selection amid the vidvlen of ial physitian.
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Dow Gains as US Imports Rise in April News
New York AP report notes stock gains with the Dow Jones average up about 13.60 points at noon. Analysts say the advance follows news of an April rise in U.S. imports for the first time in months, fueling broader market optimism on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Barker Says Watergate Spy Ring Was National Security Matter
Washington AP Bernard Barker, a Watergate conspirator, claims the wire tapping and burglary of the Democratic headquarters were "a matter of national security." He says the mission aimed to verify whether Democratic contributions came from leftist groups or Fidel Castro's Cuba, and that White House officials might have aided Cuban liberation. Barker admits involvement in the Pentagon Papers defense and links to Hunt, and says the CIA was not disclosed to him as involved. The testimony spurred questions about political influence and possible CIA ties amid ongoing Senate Watergate hearings.
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Deserter Turns Surprise Witness in Capitol Hearing
A deserter, Howard Sowden of Detroit, surrendered to Capitol authorities becoming a surprise witness. He testified about witnessing U S agents during service and the events around a Viet Nam era case, while lawmakers debated amnesty and related testimony.
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Non-Polluter Tax Benefit Bill Passed in Iowa Legislature
DES MOINES AP A bill to exempt pollution control devices from property taxes for 10 years advanced after the Senate overcame a partisan snarl. The measure, supported by Republicans and a few Democrats, would apply to property used to control or abate pollution and to property enhancing water quality, with exemption lasting a decade from certification by the environmental quality department.
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Dubuque
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Department of Environmental Quality
Walton congressman Mills death tied to campaign funds
Walton Maryland AP reports Rep William Mills died from a gunshot at his Talbot county farm after newspapers alleged he received a $25,000 contribution from Nixon campaign funds. Mills had denied wrongdoing. aide Shaum said Mills shot himself. Doctors noted powder burns on his shirt. Wilson, a Mills ally, said Mills was distressed by the reports. Mills, first elected in 1970, had been planning resignation amid controversy.
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