Nixon luncheon and humanitarian notes headline mix
A digest recounts Richard Nixon at a Los Angeles luncheon with friends, a San Jose incident involving fugitive Richard Cory at SFO, Andrei Sinyavsky's passport prospects, and a blind student poet Lori Moritz receiving a Nixon letter. The items span cultural, political, and personal achievement moments.
Steelworkers approve no-strike pact to stabilize industry
USWA delegates endorse an experimental agreement to end nationwide steel strikes. The plan seeks joint modernization and wage gains with at least 3 percent yearly raises plus a 150 dollar bonus, backed by a five member arbitration panel for unresolved contracts among Big 10 firms and the union.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers of America
USWA
IAW Abel
R. Health Larry
U.S. Steal Corp
Abel
Retur
Nader charges pacemakers may be faulty in some patients
A Health Research Group associate warns about potential defects in Medtronic pacemakers, affecting about 900 of 30,000 devices implanted before April 1972. Medtronic defends device reliability while FDA reviews Wolfe findings and recalls several hundred devices not tied to the report.
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Washington
UPL
Ralph Nader
Mediconte Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
Sidney Walfe
Medtronic
Earl E. Bakken
Wolfe
Food and Drug Administration
Wafe
Marler
Soviet scientists claim brain has error detector system
In Moscow Soviet researchers report a brain “detector of errors” in brain cell groups that detect and correct mistakes. The team led by Natalya Bekhtereva used gold electrodes on animals and human patients to show active cells when wrong answers occurred. They link these cells to orientation and navigation faculties, suggesting an ancient evolutionary basis and a subconscious cue that something is amiss.
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Moscow
Natalya P. Bekhtoreva
Institute of Experimental Medicine
Academy of Mediea
Aemne
Rusearcher
V. Rechin
Miss. Bekhtereva
Rebhin
Miss Bekhtereya
Bekhtereva
Rapper Brown guilty of robbery not murder in New York trial
Ray Brown, former head of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, is found guilty of robbery and illegal weapons possession after a 1971 Red Carpet Lounge holdup in Manhattan. Co-defendants Samuel Petty, YM, Arthur Young, Levi Valentine also convicted on those charges. murder counts end in mistrial. Three policemen wounded in the shootout. Brown had faced earlier incitement charges in Cambridge, Maryland.
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New York
UPL
Ray Brown
Snis
Red Carpet
Manhattan
Brown
Student Nonvient Coordinating Committee
Cambridge
Imu
CBS Denies Plans to Air X Rated Movies on Late Show
AP reports rumors that CBS would show X rated films on late night. CBS executives deny the charge while a flood of letters from viewers persists. They note no X rated titles exist in their current library and future purchases are unlikely.
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New York
CBS
Visconti
Germany
Warner Bros
Gayhey
Oul
Swafford
Air Force fires two Athena rockets at White Sands
Two Air Force Athena missiles launched from White Sands missile complex in New Mexico. The 138th and 339th Athena tests occurred at 8:38 and 10:33 p.m. with data to aid Army Navy Air Force and NASA studies of re entry phenomena.
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Green River
Lishk
APD
Air Force
Athena
White Sands
White Sands Range
New Mexico
Prison riot at Maryland Penitentiary ends after police storm
Seventy five inmates seized seven guards at the Maryland Penitentiary in Baltimore delaying access for hours. Police and corrections officers used plastic bullet devices during the dawn raid, rescuing hostages while some prisoners restrained others. Two hostage deaths were reported in the chaotic events.
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Baltimore
UPL
Maryland Penitentiary
Inmtates
Abdul
Baltimore City
James Joyday
Maryland Corrections
Maryland
Jordan
Balli- Mmares Mercy Hospital
Five men slain in ransacked Detroit house
Five men were found murdered in a disordered East Side Detroit home. Victims include self-styled minister Lonnie Demaar and two Poverty Program volunteers. Police said bodies appeared to have been there at least six days, with hands and feet bound and multiple wounds. No clear motive yet.
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Detromm
UPI
Poverty Program
Detroit
Dey
Lonnie Demaar
Peter Yayes
Edward
Little Lonne" Jamison
Jimmy Jefferson
Tied anly Reviews Aconsatutorien and continuation
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William Chilcore
Pai
Hayward
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VAVZ
Winton Ave
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Neywood
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