Russians harass lobster boats after coast conference
The Pat San Marie reported Russian trawlers sweeping through its gear 20 miles south of Nantucket Light Ship just after an at sea talks between U S and Russian officials. The Wily Fox reported no trouble. Officials welcomed the talks but warned of direct action if harassment continues. Ambassador McKernan said Soviet promises were better than hoped and must be proven on the fishing grounds. Soviet fleet commander Radtsev claimed punishment was issued to at least one trawler captain.
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Russian escort ship bathes official after stumble aboard
John B. Skerry of the National Marine Fisheries Service slipped while boarding the Soviet vessel Robert Rikhe aboard the Russ ship Duane. He was taken to the medical center and given a bath and an alcohol rubdown followed by four ounces of vodka. His clothes were dried and pressed, and he received a new pair of shoes before rejoining the meeting with the Soviet commander.
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The Champ Eats 490 Oysters at One Sitting
At Oyster Reef restaurant in Orlando Charlie Lane, a 208 pound six footer, downed 49 dozen and 10 oysters in two and a half hours to claim an unofficial world oyster eating championship. The hall of fame shows many shells depleted by his prodigious feat.
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Quake experts gathered in S F to discuss hazards
Earthquake specialists from 18 countries and 170 experts met in San Francisco for a five day conference sponsored by the U S government. They aim to exchange insights on reducing quake hazards and improving disaster planning for major tremors, referencing the San Fernando quake and ongoing studies with Italy, Turkey, and NATO.
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Nine Jews found guilty in Soviet Zionist plot case
In Moscow a Lenin court convicted nine Jews of Zionist activities, including conspiring to hijack a plane, and sentenced them to prison terms from one to 30 years. The trial followed arrests of over 30 Zionist sympathizers in 1970, with two earlier defendants jailed for attempting to hijack a plane from Leningrad to flee to Israel.
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Solomon Dreizner
Lev Korenblit
Viktor Shulbans
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Mikhail Kurenbut
Lassal Kaminsky
Lessman
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District society launches anti smoking campaign pins
The District of Columbia Medical Society began a campaign against smoking by distributing about 100000 buttons reading Thank you for not smoking. Rep Clarence Brown Robin adds to the button collection during a Capitol photo session with Judy Baker the 1971 No Smoking Pin-up Girl.
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