Cousteau cites space aid ending surface vessels era
Calypso explorer Jacques Cousteau in Houston urged collaboration with space crews as he described how gas propelled exploration now relies on satellites and aircraft for data. He cited a recent eight month voyage near Antarctica and off Chile to confirm findings, signaling a shift from surface methods to space aided research.
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World Championship of Poker Draws Eight Entrants
The World Championship of Poker at Aleman’s Horseshoe Club in Las Vegas opens with eight entrants. Each player purchased at least $2,000 in chips, and the field will play a five card lowball variant. Competition spans several high stake divisions with events starting Friday and continuing into Monday.
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Inmate Injuries From Prison Yard Fight At Folsom
Folsom State Prison inmates suffered minor wounds Tuesday after a shotgun was fired in the yard to break up a basketball game fight. Wounds reported to three inmates Jol Steward Calvin Wilson and Steven Stevenson were treated and they were released from the prison hospital.
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Senate panel approves Alaska oil routes plan
The Senate Interior Committee approved a plan to extend two routes from Alaska fields to the lower 48, including a proposed Neii Price Bay route by tanker to West Coast ports. An amended bill would block exports of Alaska oil without federal approval, aiming to ease energy shortages.
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Senate unit okays Army secretary nomination amid questions
The Fenske Armed Services Committee approved President Nixon's nomination of Howard Callaway of Georgia as Army Secretary despite questions about racial bias. Mitchell urged thorough review of reports, while Georgia Senators supported Callaway. The hearing featured debate over Callaway's past statements and policies, with Republican backing reported.
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Army
Sex raft voyage to test human instincts on Atlantic
Las Palmas Spain reports a six month plan with 250000 dollars to launch a transatlantic voyage aboard raft Alvall. Mic Setun led by Mexican anthropologist Suitiggo Genoves aims to gather twelve strangers including men and women from diverse nationalities for a three month social behavior experiment. Navigator Mary Gidley and steward Maria Bjornstam join the crew as conditions aboard the convital cabin hold water and food for the voyage.
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Child Leaves Hospital After Surgery In Tokyo Medical Row
Laura Noa Yarkers, 0, of Winninghawn Ale, was discharged a month after a delicate operation for a birth defect affecting the large intestine. Her father Folly Yueh praised her progress while doctors plan a further procedure by Dr. Keijiro Suruga at Junenda University Hospital. Theresa Rose Decorah of Milwaukee and her American Indian family seek funds and embassy assistance to cover medical and import costs for needed nutrition and post surgery care.
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Barbara Barrett First Woman Pilot Hired by Eastern
Barbara Barrett, a 2-year-old brunette with 7200 flying hours and a college degree, becomes the first woman pilot hired by Eastern Airlines. She passed a physical and will begin training, having overcome earlier height and education hurdles. Barrett previously flew cargo for Zantop Airways in Detroit and will train to fly a turboprop Lockheed Electra or Boeing 727.
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University of New York At Buffalo
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Leadership crisis looming in China editor says
SAN FRANCISCO UP I— New York Times associate editor Harrison E Salisbury says China is ruled by its oldest generation and will face a leadership crisis within five years. He cites aging leaders like Mao Tse-tung’s birthday marked this year and warns of a coming struggle as Russia China relations and internal reform press on.
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