Countdown to Apollo Soyuz launch nears Tuesday
Apollo astronauts prepared as countdown moved smoothly toward Tuesday morning launch of Apollo Soyuz. Kremlin officials hailed the joint mission as a step toward peace and detente while weather officials warned storms could delay the shot.
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UPL
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Vlastoff
Viiuf
United Nationg
Kurt Waldheir
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Vance D. Brand
Donald K
Deke Slayton
Lae
Patrick Air Force Base
Moscow
Alexei A. Leonov
Valeri W. Kutasov
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Andrian G. Nikolaev
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center
Twa
Salyut 4
Space Lab
Leonov
Kubasov
Foreign Ministry
Vsevolod Sofinsky
FBI Director confirms break ins at foreign embassies
FBI Director Clarence Kelley acknowledged that some surreptitious entries occurred at foreign embassies as part of national security investigations. He said Hoover halted most such acts in 1966, with a few later tied to foreign intelligence, and pledged more details to House and Senate committees.
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UPI
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
William A. Sullivan
Sullivan
FBT
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
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Proput
House
Senate
Ruppert Receives 11 Consecutive Life Sentences
In Hamilton Ohio James Ruppert convicted of the largest family mass murder in U S history was given 11 consecutive life terms in the Rutter County Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred ramen imposed the sentence after Ruppert was found guilty of killing members of his family.
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Hamilton
Ohio
UPL
James Ruppert
United States
Rutter County
Ford Seeks Phaseout of Oil Price Controls
President Ford proposed a complex oil price plan that could raise gasoline costs, freezing the price of new domestic oil and guiding aid price increases to $5.25 per barrel over 30 months. He urged Congress to consider the plan, delaying formal submission to gain support. The plan would end controls on old oil and set a nationwide ceiling on domestic oil.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
White
Hauwte
Congress Hay B Uen
White House
Frank Zarb
Zarb
Inventory sell off highest in history
The Commerce Department reports May inventory liquidation at a record $3 billion, the fourth straight month of large-scale warehouse stock sales. May inventories total $264.5 billion, the lowest since Sept 1974, with manufacturing down $14 billion, retail up 2.7% and wholesale up 0.5%.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Gasoline hits up to 70 cents a gallon in UPI survey
A United Press International survey finds gasoline prices rising nationwide, with some areas at or above 70 cents a gallon. Consumers adjust plans, while dealers debate price peaks and potential $1 per gallon targets by year end. Observers warn of further hikes if embargoes or oil shocks recur.
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United Press International
Dell Knight
Miami
Bullalo
N.Y
Joe Latona
Forrett Orr
Vermont Energy Directory
Los Angeles
Zon Maggistta
Henry Juckson
D Wash
Adlai Stevenson
D-Il
Washington
Fink Zurb
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Denzel Kennemer
Phillips
Austin
Tex
Texas
Dandylkade
Dallas
UPY
W. Bancroft Timmans
Alabama Motorists Association
Binningham
Nebraska Weather Outlook With High Pressure Over State
The National Weather Service predicts mostly fair skies as a high pressure center dominates Nebraska. A low pressure system in the Panhandle brings a slight chance of showers and thundershowers to extreme southwestern, central, and northeastern counties.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Panhandle
National Weather Service
School Board Meeting Tonight in Columbus City Schools
Columbus City Schools Board of Education meets at 7 30 p m this evening with Supt Pred Bellum presenting contracts policy items salary recommendation his own contract for approval and kitchen equipment allocations on the agenda
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Columbus City Schools Board of Education
Banks raise prime rate to 7 percent
New York banks announce higher prime rate with First National Bank of Chicago and Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh lifting rates to seven percent from seven.
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New York
UPL
First National Bank of Chicago
Mellon Bank of Pittsburgh
Peace plan outlined with U S aid for Israel
Haaretz reports a U S Israel accord would include about 1.7 to 1.8 billion dollars in economic aid and three years of oil supplies. Rabin and Kissinger allegedly discussed guarantees from Washington in a Bonn meeting, with Israel moving ahead on Sinai negotiations. Rabin said a final deal could be up to a year away.
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API
Israel
United States
Washington
Egypt
Ha'aretz
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Bonn
Rabin
Jerusalem
Sinai Desert
Rabin Kissinger
Kissinger
Sinai
Ba'aretz
Bor
Driver unhurt in bridge collision near Duncan
A Platte River bridge rail penetrated a car on a rural route south of Duncan, injuring none. Joseph Slusarski, Route 2, escaped unharmed when the rail ripped through the right side of his vehicle. Platte County Sheriff’s Department investigated. Columbus Police logged six accidents since Thursday, two with injuries. A six year old boy Fedney Zulkoski was treated for a bloody nose and sore shoulder after a bicycle crash with Paul Zachell’s car on 1th Street. The other injury came when William Staub swerved to avoid a vehicle, hitting a parked Emerson Eller pickup at 1th Street and 27th Avenue. Staub had bumps to head and leg. damage totaled 2500 dollars. Additional mishaps included names and small sums from various streets and streets and addresses.
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Platte River Bridge
Joseph Slusarski
Duncan
Platte County
1Th Street
Fedney Zulkoski
4Th Street
Zocholl Auto
William Staub
26Th Street
Emerson Eller
27Th Avenue
Staub
Vth Street
Atth Avenue
Dorothy Jagenen
Behlen Street
Janet Ann Reynoldson
Wagner Lakes
Constance Clausen
Brendan Tubbs
Beatai Street
Ward Avenue
David Finch
Belton
Tex
Marcia Urkaski
Clarks
Tolal
Linda Honoka
18Th Street
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