Nixon attacked over Watergate secrets and dirty campaign practices
The Democratic Party and the Campaign Practices Committee challenge President Nixon’s claim that Watergate probes threaten national security. Senator Symington says panel findings focus on CIA links and wiretapping, not security. The committee accuses Nixon of broad campaign corruption and cover-up tactics.
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Washington
Mie
Democratic Party
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Robert Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Symington
Armed] Services Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
CBS
Strauss
NBC
Pair
FDA Questioned Tuna Practices Long Before Illnesses Reported
Government inspectors cited 13 sanitation problems at StarKist tuna plant in American Samoa months before 200 illnesses prompted recalls. Untreated bay water thawing, rain leaks onto cooked fish, cockroaches in raw materials area, and unclean cans were observed. 9 of 96 cans deemed decomposed. FDA may pursue legal action.
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Washington
American Samoa
Foods and Drug Administration
Caesar Roy
IMDA
National
Communicable Disease Center
Star Kist
FDA
Indies
Vesco Associate Claims Watergate Missing Link
Norman LeBlanc a Costa Rica based associate of fugitive financier Vesco says a missing Watergate link exists and invites Cox and aides to meet him with documents. He seeks immunity before discussing details and mentions CIA pressure as part of alleged harassment.
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Vesco Associate
San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Vesto
Norman LeBlanc
Archibald Cox
Watergate
Vasco
LeBlanc
Cox
LaBlanc
U.S
Vesen
Vaaldwerk
Tint Begins to Wonder Why Parents Were So Suspicious
In a casual exchange, a teenager ponders why parents were so wary at his age, suggesting generational distrust and curiosity about past parenting. The fragment hints at youthful tension and a quest for understanding, set in a typical teen voice.
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Comyriont
Artesian
Murder death by own action claims 6 lives
Six members of a Raytown area family were found dead Sunday in a murder suicide case. Norman Avilll Hants his wife and four children aged from about seven to teenagers were not seen since Thursday. Police say the man killed his family before taking his own life while most victims were asleep.
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Star Kist
H. J. Yeing Co
FDA
William Will
MDA
San Francisco
Washington
Kanbas City
Baytown
Norman
Baptist
North Carolina
Keefeton
Oklahoma
Lylesville
Kenneth Nenninger
Ray Nordin
St. Louis
U. 5
Cape Girardand
Nordin
Jonesbord
Ark
Soviet pilot seeks asylum after West German crash
A 21-year-old Soviet air force lieutenant whose jet crashed near Klein Schooppenstedt in West Germany applied for political asylum with the Office for Recognition of Foreign Refugees. West German officials confirmed receipt but said the pilot was not at the camp in Zirndorf. The crash occurred about 25 miles inside West Germany near the East German border, after the jet reportedly fell from about 400 feet.
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Bonn
West Germany
Office For
Zirndorf
Bruns- Wiel
Klein-Schooppen- Stedt
Bright Sushine
Vilary
Att Raf
Utranswick
Deaths in 9 States From Memorial Day Storms Across Midwest and South
The Associated Press reports tornadoes heavy rains and strong winds across nine states over Memorial Day weekend. At least 40 people mourned with injuries and millions in property damage. Tennessee Alabama Missouri Arkansas North Carolina Florida and Kansas saw fatalities and flood drownings.
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Oklahoma
Florida
Midwest
Tennessee
Barle
Wall Creek Falls
Chattanooga
Alabama
Missouri
Keefelon
Oklo
Jonesburg
Ark
Kansas
North Carolina
Laurel
Heavy Rains Do Little Citywide Damage In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids officials said weekend rains caused no serious difficulties. Downtown measured 1.49 inches Saturday while southeast areas posted 2.25 inches as tornadoes touched down in Alabama and Oklahoma, with several fatalities announced. Local flooding was limited to minor pockets and a bridge washed out in Benton County.
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Cedar Rapids
Lillie
Midwest
Halwaan Midniahl
Astronauts Undergo Blood Tests On Skylab Flight
Space lab crew Conrad Kerwin and Weitz begin a four week mission with repeated blood draws to study long term space exposure. Commander reports smooth start and meals in the orbital lab as heat challenges ease and systems reboot.
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Space Cent
Houston
Joseph Kerwin
Skylab
Joe
Charles Conrad
Mission Control
Orbital Laboratory
Conrad, Kerwin
Paul Weitz
Tanker Hit as Fighting Stalls Mekong Convoy
A South Korean tanker Boo Heung Sind Ub was struck by insurgent fire 24 miles southeast of Phnom Penh as fighting halted a Mekong river convoy carrying fuel and supplies. Crewmembers were rescued by Cambodian navy boats. U S fighter bombers hit insurgent positions on Kol Island and along the Mekong banks. The five-ship convoy paused near Neak Luong with up to 2,000 enemy troops reported nearby, threatening further disruption to resupply efforts for the capital.
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Mhuinom
U. S
Mekong
Péren Phnom Penh
Neak Luong
Phnam Penh
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Chuckie
W. German
South
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C.R
Town News
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Benton-Linn
Carolina
Thirty-third Avenue
Sixth Street
J Street
Mound Farm Drive
Thirlyirst Street
Schaeffer Road
Evelyn Avenue
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Cedar River
National Weather Service
Kerwitz
Conrad
Weitz
Alley
Inder
Arm Financial
Marion
Mavies
My Society
Tiss. Thien
Horder
South Vietnmese
Saigon
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