Notable figures and events in a bustling day
Mrs. Cornelia Wallace plans a high speed ride in an RFC Phantom jet out of Montgomery Alabama, following past races at Talladega. Sen John C Stennis discharged from Walter Reed Army Medical Center but delayed full Senate duties for weeks. Jerry Garcia faces a year long possible charge drop after conditional dismissal. Air Force Chief of Staff John D Ryan retires, George Brown to succeed. Barbara Walters signs NBC contract to keep The Today Show stable with NBC News leadership praising continued program success.
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Cornelia Wallace
RFC
Wallace
Gov
George Wallace
Alabama Air Nations Guard
Montgomery
Ala
Talladega
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Washington Street
Waller Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
Senate
Slennig
Gem John D. Ryan
Air Force
Ryan
Nixon
George Brown
Barbara Walters
NBC Television
Richardc. Wald
NBC News
Bartara
Frank McGee
Gene Shalit
Frank Blair
Skylab spacewalk delayed to rest and recovery period
Skylab crew feeling better after space sickness delay. mission to proceed with rest, improved health, and planned activities. Ground control prioritizes rest while technicians install a replacement tape recorder, fix a dehumidifier, and observe two minnows in the aquarium as weightlessness confuses their movement.
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Houston
UPI
Alan J. Bean
Jum
Owen K. Garriott
Jack B. Laisa
Space Station
Garriott
Ave
Atlantic Ocean
Beaufort
N.C
Prison Uprising Leaves Dozens Dead at Oklahoma State Prison
An outbreak at McAlester Prison in Oklahoma left between 60 and 200 inmates dead as rioters fought guards and burned areas during a weekend uprising. Officials later confirmed at least three inmates died, with reports of many bodies and ongoing searches amid persistent rain and floodwaters.
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Mualester
Okla
Ma Priores
Oklahoma State
Celblocks
Pris
Metia Dows
Jha Alliea
Ed Hardy
Robert Dorough
Joliner Merriman
McAlester Hospital
Lee Woodrow Brooks
Oklahoma Ruerait of Investigation
Pal
Jury rejects Kaplany appeal in acid murder case
Federal judge in San Francisco denies Gera Kaplany’s habeas corpus petition challenging his 1982 murder conviction for dousing his wife Hanna with nitric acid. Judge Wilson Sweigert ruled against all four claims, including competency, voluntariness of the guilty plea, ineffective counsel, and prejudice from publicity.
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San Francisco
Gera de Kaplany
TLS
Wilsony T. Sweigert
Mehen
Swegerl
de Kaplang
Hig
Birth show not banned in Boston hospital birth
The broadcast of Alyssa Dineen’s birth drew thousands across New England watching on Sonya Tamlin Show on WBA TV. Viewers praised the film, with 150 calls and eight negative, prompting plans for an evening rebroadcast and a discussion with Dr. Donald Walton about the birth at Lawener General Hospital.
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Boston
Leopey
Sain
Ween
Sen
New England
Alyssa Dineen
Sonya Tamlin
WBA TV
Donald Walton
Lawener General Hospital
Puppy Rescue in Shaft After Accident at Site
A nine week old puppy named Domus fell into a shaft and was rescued after volunteers lit the area with a hanging bulb. Mooneyham and bystanders described the ordeal as a dramatic yet successful recovery with the pup unharmed, though muddy and scratched. Firefighters and volunteers attempted to descend but could not reach below ten feet. The Carneys planned to fill the shaft to prevent future accidents.
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Spek “Po
Mooneyhant
Davies
Domus
Carneys
Europeans meet over space plan
Brussels reports that 11 European ministers gathered to decide on a shared space program with the United States. Italy Sweden and the Netherlands delayed approval delaying a final agreement before the August 21 U.S. deadline for accepting the post Apollo spacelab plan. Ehmke warned failure could set back European security and space efforts amid multiple failed European rocket attempts and a few American-launched satellites.
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Brussels
UPI
Europe
U.S
Orst Ehmke
Ehmke
Qurity
Italy
Sweden
Netherlands
Parole Denied for Irving in McGraw Hill Biog Fraud Case
The U S Parole Board refused freedom to Clifford Irving who faked a biography of recluse Ho ward Hughes to defraud McGraw Hill of 765000. His parole decision, listed for January 1974, follows an August 21 1974 sentence expiry. Also denied parole were four Ku Klux Klan members linked to 1964 civil rights murders in Mississippi. George A Haag, once aide to Rep James Collins, was granted parole effective Oct 11 after serving part of a three year term for mail fraud.
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Washington
U.S. Parole Board
Clifford Irving
Illlondire
Howari Hughes
Irviing
Irving
Edith
Richard Suskind
McGraw- Hill
Switzerland
Hox
Suskind
New York
Iving
Alton Wayne Roberts
Sam Holloway Bowers Jr
Secil Ray Price
Billy E Posey
Andrews Thaney
Michael Schwerner
Jay Godman
George A. Haag
James Collins
R-Tex
Haag
Dr Robert Balinger Podiatry Practice Ad in Hayward
Dr Robert Balinger announces office hours for podiatry in Ste Rose Medical Square Hayward. Appointments available weekdays Saturdays and evenings. Contact 784-4422 for scheduling and inquiries.
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Robert Balinger
Ste Rose
Medical Square
Hayward
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