Vessel sinks off Hawaii with 34 aboard
Coast Guard and a North Wind aircraft tracked the 492 foot refrigerated cargo ship Silver Dove sinking 930 miles southwest of Hawaii. Two lifeboats with survivors were found while some crew remained aboard as the vessel listed severely. A C130 continued patrol and rescue efforts with life rafts and flares to assist the crew.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Coast Guard
Silver Dove
Johnston Island
Ufe
Antarctic
Sihee
Plang
CIO
Indians and Feds Make Headway in Wounded Knee Talks
At Wounded Knee in Pine Ridge South Dakota negotiators from AIM and federal officials met in a tepee for more than two hours to extend a cease fire and discuss the long dispute. A new meeting is planned as they review treaty terms and the form of tribal government while the blockade remains.
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Pine Ridge
UPI
Wounded Knee
American Indian Movement
AIM
Rent Frizzell
Ramon Roubideaux
Rapid City
Mid
John Keller
Inter
Tepee
Ara
Houbideaux
U.S
Russell Means
Carter Camp
Clyde Bellecourt
Pedro Bissonnelle
Ogalala Sions
Dirk Wilson
Wilson
United States
South Dakota
Rawbideaux
Fireman dies of heart attack during San Francisco blaze
San Francisco reports Juhn A. Purina, 42, a fireman, collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack while battling a one alarm fire in a second floor closet. He ran to the room, gasped at the window, and was found at the doorway moments later.
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San Francisco
TPS
Juhn A. Purina
Film director honored by Nixon in California tribute
President Nixon honored film director John Ford in San Clemente praising him as an interpreter of the nation's heritage. Ford received the Medal of Freedom at a black tie dinner with Mrs. Nixon and other Hollywood luminaries as Nixon prepared for his summit with South Vietnam.
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San Clemente
Cali
UPT
Nixon
Jota Ford
South Vietnam
Sse
Nguyen’ van Thien
Los Angeles
Ford
Johu Ford
America
Spencer Tracy
John Wayne
James Stewart
Henry Vanda
Delicate talks to start to free Pakistani POWs
New Delhi reports that Delicate talks will open in Dacca to resolve two key issues blocking the release of about 90,000 Pakistani prisoners of war and Pakistan’s recognition of Bangladesh. Foreign Office lists P N Haksar as India’s emissary to meet Bangladesh leaders including Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
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New Delhi
UPE
India
Dacca
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Foreign Office
P.N. Haksar
Indira Gandhi
Mujibur Rahman
Lig
Mrs. Gandhi
Gemund
Hinksar
Prhames
Shre Singh
Tixdia
Adam Malik
Jakarta
Edison record maker Maria Campbell dies at 103
Maria L Campbell who recited Edisons first experimental phonograph record died at age 103 in Toms River New Jersey She spoke into the tin foil cylinder as a child at Edison s Menlo Park lab reciting Mary Had A Little Lamb Her father Theodore Carman worked for Edison and the story is preserved in the National Archives of Voices with an audio tape of the interview included
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Toms River
N.J
UPI
Maria L. Campbell
Thomas
A. Ellison
Luella Gibson
Campbell
Edison
Menlo Park
Mery
Moter
Baticon
Alstar
Stalion
National Archives of Voices
Drs. Campbell
Gilkon
Security measures raise airline fares at Reno airport
Starting Sunday, passengers at Teno International Airport will pay a 30 cent fee per ticket to fund federal anti hijacking procedures. Western Airlines says all carriers at the airport must collect the fee under Civil Aeronautics Board rules, with 34 cents earmarked for fire security measures.
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