U S envoy dies from sunstroke in desert trek
J Earl Russell a 40 year old U S diplomat and his family were lost in the Mauritanian desert while traveling from Rabat to Dakar. Russell and his wife Beatrice perished from sunstroke. son Scott and a friend identified as Thomas Whitcomb survived. The group was found by a plane and rushed to Nouadhibou for treatment. Russell had served as deputy chief of mission in Rabat since June and previously held posts in Addis Ababa Beirut and Rome.
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Army probes Ft Ord brawl during rock concert
UPI reports an Army investigation into a brawl at Fort Ord involving about 1,500 soldiers and guests at a rock music concert in the Ord football stadium. A post spokesman said fighting appeared widespread with no discernible cause, occurring at the end of a very wet day. A soldier blamed the trouble on heavy drinking.
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Bomb Incidents Reported Across Ballywalter and Belfast
An explosion at a Ballywalter war memorial base caused no injuries and minor damage. In Belfast a satchel with five pounds of gelignite was hurled outside health and social services offices but did not detonate and was removed by explosives experts.
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Huge arms cache uncovered in Belfast raid
Northern Ireland police and British troops seized a vast arsenal in Belfast, described by a senior officer as possibly a bomb making factory. Three men were arrested as officers recovered 2000 feet of fuse wire, 200 gallons of explosive material, detonators, grenades, gelignite bombs, a pistol, a rifle, ammunition, machine gun parts, walkie talkies and other devices.
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Extermination camp chief Franz Stangl dies in prison
Franz Stangl, 64, former commandant of the Treblinka extermination camp, died in prison in Germany after serving a life term for murder. Autopsy ordered. The case cites his responsibility for hundreds of thousands of Jewish deaths during World War II. The obituary notes millions of Jews murdered in Poland during the era. In San Quentin, Rev. Bryon J. Eshelman begins Protestant chaplaincy after 40 years of service.
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House antiwar drive fails to set withdrawal deadline
House antiwar forces muster the largest defeat of an end war bid as a Senate amendment proposing a nine month withdrawal deadline is rejected 219 to 176. The measure would have tied US withdrawal to talks and prisoner releases with Congress seeking a deadline before midnight Wednesday.
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House orders testimony in paper probe
Washington activists and lawmakers continued a broad inquiry into government document classification. The House Government Operations Committee heard testimony from State Justice and Defense department representatives while demanding full access to a 47 volume Vietnam policy history and a Gulf of Tonkin study alleged kept from Senate scrutiny. Veteran journalist David Wise accused officials of leaking secrecy for political gain and criticized the system for depriving the public of information later sold in memoirs.
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Humphrey Calls for Full Public Disclosure of Pentagon Papers
In Los Angeles Humphrey urged a special joint congressional panel to force full public disclosure of the Pentagon papers and related State Department records. He argued secrecy harms national decision making and could aid the enemy, endorsing a selective review and public release of documents in Congress. Police in Indianapolis report a separate crime involving the theft of steel wrecking balls from a church ironworks.
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Unclear OCR: Daily Review announces publication notices
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page shows garbled publishing notices and pricing lines. It mentions Sainton, Hayward, Alameda County and partial addresses but contains numerous misspellings and unusable fragments.
Ellsberg Indicted Over Vietnam War Leaks
Federal grand jury indicted Daniel Ellsberg on charges of stealing government documents about American involvement in Vietnam. He surrendered in Boston and faced up to 19 000 dollars per felony count with a total potential prison term. A hearing was scheduled for mid July and he posted a 50 000 dollar bond.
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Defense spending cap sparks GOP senator clash
A Maryland Republican Senator and Democrat Senator from Wisconsin pushed a ceiling on Pentagon spending at 68 billion dollars arguing rapid military tech growth makes current weapons obsolete. They seek to attach the cap to the defense budget as Congress debates post Thursday spending rules.
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Last run for gravy train ends at NASA lunches
UPI reports NASA will stop selling expensive executive lunches after Sen. Margaret Chase Smith exposed the program. Executives were charged 16 cents for meals that GAO valued at about $4.03, described as a costly perk in the space agency dining room.
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Proxmire blocks Lockheed bailout bid in Senate row
Senator William Proxmire objects to fast tracking the Lockheed bailout proposal, delaying action on a $250 million private loan guarantee for the Tristar jumbo jet. Supporters led by Senator Sparkman push to preserve 17,000 jobs, arguing bankruptcy would imperil Lockheed’s return to commercial aviation. The plan would risk public funds to back the company’s Waimba Tristar jet project.
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ABM missile fails to fire in Safeguard test
The Spartan long range element of the Safeguard ABM system failed to fire in a test intercepting a Minuteman missile. It was the second failure in 18 launches. The Sprint companion missile would have knocked down any reentry, if the ground launch monitor signal had not been lost at Vandenberg.
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