Nixon aide signals possible resignation at White House
The article notes Klein, Nixon aide, saying he has discussed future plans with President Nixon and may leave the White House but offer continued support. It also mentions a hijacking incident at St. Louis airport and related legal actions, plus a Moscow return of painter Cha Gall and a Muskie visit to Tokyo for environmental talks.
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Two Gunmen Killed in Brooklyn Hallway Gunbattle
In Brooklyn, two gunmen were killed and a police officer was wounded as officers Molinelli and Militvio entered a tenement hallway chasing suspects after an earlier shooting. The officer was hit three times but stable, while the gunmen fired on the pair before being killed.
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U S and Soviet Hold SALT Talks in Geneva
United States and Soviet negotiators met in Geneva for the 22nd SALT round lasting one hour and thirty minutes. Officials expect the next session and note the Standing Constitutional Commission will hold its second meeting Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Denison of Averill Park Faces Rejection at Auditions
Elizabeth Denison aged ten waits outside a Saratoga Springs audition door after being rejected for a Midsummer Night's Dream role. Dozens of local youths auditioned. many more children sought parts than were available.
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Skylab to attempt spacewalk to free jammed solar panel
Astronauts plan a dramatic spacewalk from Skylab to free a jammed solar panel, potentially doubling station power. Commander Pete Conrad will likely lead the risky exterior maneuver with Joseph Kerwin aboard, while Paul Weitz stays inside.
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Skylab Compared to Unmanned Ships for Earth Monitoring
Space scientist Dr Krafft Ehricke argues Skylab adds a new dimension by putting crews in orbit with high powered cameras. Skylab could monitor crops and pollution globally in 18 days, far faster than airplanes, aiding farmers and officials with timely data.
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Six AWOL soldiers in Germany attempt surrender in Amarillo
Six soldiers claiming harassment in Germany tried to surrender Monday at an Amarillo Army base but were told they were not equipped to be AWOL. Spokesman Spec. 5 Jerry Snook said they then flew to Washington and later moved toward Lubbock to seek formal surrender with attorney Mike Green.
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Corona to stay at Vacaville facility for health and security
Juan V Corona will remain at the California Medical Facility in Vacaville for health and security reasons after the Sutter County farm workers murders. A state Corrections spokesman said moving him to another prison would risk more danger, and Corona, 36, has a history of medical ailments.
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Daily Review announces morning news hub and offices
The Daily Review announces publication as a consolidated morning paper with offices in Hayward Maynard and Fremont. Rates are ten cents per copy weekly and subscriptions list daily and Sunday editions with multiple local contact numbers and addresses for departments and offices.
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