Carbon dioxide killed two men in underwater sub mishap
Five men died in a research submarine incident off Florida when carbon dioxide poisoning and cold exposure struck the crew after a dive. Claylor Link and Albert Stover died on Monday after being trapped in the rear chamber awaiting decompression. Survivors and officials stated the tragedy followed slow onset of death with autopsy confirming gas poisoning. Funeral services for Link and Stover were planned in Vero Beach.
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Two Colo Teenagers Canoe From Fort Lupton to New Orleans
KEARNEY Neb AP two Colo teenagers Voy Larnien and Clark Webster began a week odyssey from Fort Lupton on June 8 to New Orleans using the Platte Missouri and Mississippi rivers. They expect five weeks on the water with daily miles between 40 and 70 and hope to reach at least St Louis.
Japanese business leaders to visit Omaha survey sites
Thirty five Japanese business leaders from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Chicago will visit Omaha next Monday and Tuesday to survey industrial sites and the Riv artrant Development project. The delegation will be greeted at the airport by Mayor Edward Zorinsky and former Mayor Eugene Leahy, who previously made two trips to Japan.
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Martha Mitchell confronts reporters at New York home
Martha Mitchell erupts during two noisy visits outside her Fully Avenue residence, shoving a reporter, tossing objects, and threatening to throw him out. She defends her privacy amid coverage tying her husband John Mitchell to Watergate. Police were summoned as reporters lingered outside the building.
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Manawa River body recovered after boating accident
The body of Gerald J. Pare, 24, was pulled from the Manawa River Tuesday afternoon. He had been missing since Sunday after he and two companions were boating when he drowned, authorities said.
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