Sparrows Die as Cyanide Fumes From Derby Train Spill
A Derailment near Docena Alabama released cyanide fumes from tank cars of Frisco freight. Sirens and loudspeakers drove residents from the area while the wind carried fumes, later cooling and dispersing. Officials warned of hazardous gas and noted two derailed cars contained hydrogen cyanide. No injuries were reported.
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First steak in five years frees POWs from Saigon
Freed American POWs arrive at Clark and Saigon amid cheering crowds after long captivity. A Navy lieutenant outlines release plans for a group of about 100 more prisoners, while a U S official notes medical checks will be speeded to expedite freedom.
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Kerner Found Guilty in Horse Racing Bribe Probe
A federal appeals court judge Gita Kerner was found guilty of fixing race dates with bribes during his tenure as Illinois governor. Strong entities include Gita Kerner and Illinois. The case concerns corruption in horse racing schedules and bribery charges.
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Nine candidates seek single seat in Wayward school board election
A special Wayward school board election features nine candidates vying for one seat. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at district polling locations with results posted in the district board room around 7:30 p.m. Complete results will appear in Werner day's Review.
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Nixon and Meany Meet at Miami Beach APL-CIO Talks
President Nixon arrives at the APL CIO headquarters in Miami Beach for talks with George Meany and Brennan on wage controls foreign trade and international monetary issues. The closed meeting precedes a larger executive committee gathering as attendees discuss policy.
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Gum chewing legalized at La Vista Junior High
Gum chewing will be allowed for a trial week at La Vista Junior High starting Tuesday. Principal George Sergeef and student body president Gordon Stapper endorse polite gum use with no popping or blowing bubbles. Teachers decide if students chew politely and disposal of waste occurs in baskets.
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Two Die As Soaring Car Crashes Into Guardrail
Two people died when their car skidded across Highway 8, struck a center guardrail, and flew about 98 feet before crashing in Sunnyvale. CHP reported the fatalities occurred at night.
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Weather Outlook For Southern Alameda County
Forecasters predict continued blue skies and fair weather in Southern Alameda County over the next day. Temperatures will stay mild with daytime readings in the mid 40s and overnight lows around the upper 30s to 40s.
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Santa Cruz killings raise death toll to thirteen
In California at Santa Cruz County four young hikers were found slain at a secluded Garden of Eden cabin. Authorities say a calusor weapon likely caused the injuries. The 13th victim count follows a string of murders since the prior year. Deputy coroners and investigators cordoned the site near Neary Cowell Redwoods State Park as the case drew attention to suspect Herbert W. Mullin, 25, amid a broader inquiry into a series of ramblings.
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Dollar Policy Sparks Gold Price Debate in Treasury Plan
Washington considers a Treasury led move to devalue the dollar by raising the gold price from 24 to 42.22 dollars per ounce. The proposal aims to curb foreign demand and support U.S. currency, while European markets react to a string of record gold highs and shifting exchange rates.
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Soviet airliner crashes near Prague killing sixty five
UPI reports a Soviet airliner bound Moscow Prague crashed on landing near Prague. The wreckage burned. 22 passengers survived among the 65 dead. Western airline officials confirmed four witnesses. hundreds rushed to the scene as ambulances and fire engines responded. The flight carried about 70 aboard.
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Budget analysis argues for economic opportunity as core goal
The piece reviews President Nixon’s stance on expanding economic opportunity and scrapping the Office of Economic Opportunity OEO amid budget cuts. It outlines debates over whether a separate antipoverty agency is needed and how outsourcing programs to other departments affects funding and effectiveness.
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