Middlesbrough judge orders verdict on innocent in conflict evidence
Five detectives testified as Nash and his group Sons of the Jungle are linked to the case. Lydia Dotto of the Toronto Globe and Mail will become the first female to sail on a US Navy carrier during Space Flight recovery duties aboard the Ticonderoga, sailing next month to collect the Skylab crew after a Pacific splashdown. The Navy stated few special arrangements were needed.
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Nash
Sons of the Dungle
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Toronto Globe and Mail
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Ticonderoga
Navy
Condemya Yas Ates
Bird
Princess Anne engagement announced by Mark Phillips
London reports Mark Phillips confirmed proposing to Princess Anne after Buckingham Palace announcement. He dismissed rumors of royal matchmaking and said he proposed and she accepted. The couple's wedding timeline toward mid November remains undecided amid public and family reactions.
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UPI
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Queen's Dragonny Guards
West Germany
Ahaul T
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Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth
Duke of
Daily Mail
Tie
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Morning Star
Britain
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Bewane
Phillipa
Vetor Phile
Nie
Prin- Ane
Nin
Berlin
Ines
Baltalions
Worcestershire and Sherwood Foresters Regiment
Flance
Acholn
Tara
Prince Philip
Peter Phillipa
Hwy
Ashables
Philips
West Cormany
Royal line of succession for Princess Anne’s child clarified
London AP reports the line of succession centers on Princess Anne and her first child as fifth in line for the British throne, behind only Anne, herself, and her three brothers. Any children of Anne’s brothers could outrank Princess Margaret and her children, while Anne’s intended husband Lt Mark Phillips is excluded from the succession.
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Anna
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Anne
Mark Phillips
Jiny Margaret
Lord Snowden
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Davis Russo in area to form group
Angela Davis and Anthony Russo plan a Bay Area meeting to form a local affiliate of a national left wing alliance. The group aims to unite multiple organizations under a broader defense effort for political prisoners and victims of repression.
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UPI
Angela Davis
Pentagon
Anthony Russo
Bay Area
Nation Organization
Chicago
Watergate
Miss Davis
Nixon Pompidou talks on troop cuts at Reykjavik summit
President Nixon and French President Pompidou opened a summer session in Reykjavik Iceland with long talks on world affairs. They focused on French concerns about unilateral U S troop reductions in Europe and the potential MBFR talks with the Soviets. Fronted by Kissinger and Jobert, the discussions covered Europe NATO money policy and Middle East and Vietnam issues.
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Pompidou
Denis Baudouin
Pompidu
Nixon
Europe
Leonid J. Brezhnev
Washingtan
U.S
Rhine
Bandoin
Worl
Mampidou
Ihe Atlantie
Hance
Kissinger
Valery Glacard d'Estaing
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Baudouin
William P. Rogers
Michel Jubert
Middle East
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Cambodia
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Thalt
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Iceland
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Nixa
Nixab
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Parpido
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Henry A. Kissinger
Michel Jobert
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
United States
Éiegler
Skylab power failure forces new limits and tests
Ground controllers report a fresh Skylab power shortage after a battery failure reduces solar power. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz receive a light schedule as engineers explore options, including a potential spacewalk to free a jammed solar wing. Earth resources observations are cut back to conserve energy while efforts focus on medical and solar observations aboard the lab.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Doday
Earth
Charles
Pete" Conrad
Robert Cripper
Joseph
Kerwin
Crippan
Pang
Conrad
Paul J. Weitz
Earth Resources Observation
Skyard
Orbiting Laboratory
United States
Utah
Texas Gulf Coast
Mexico
Brazil
Colombia
Kraim
Neil Hutchinson
Mission Control
Flooding After Aqueduct Gate Failure Near Antelope Valley
A California aqueduct gate failed to open causing a flood over the western Antelope Valley area. The mishap follows a prior collapse in 1871 and damaged farms and roads. William Gianelli, head of Water Resources, toured the scene as damage assessments began.
Hijackers Raise Demands In Aruba Liner Siege
An eight paragraph AP dispatch details hijackers on a four engine plane from Cali to Medellin who forced a return to Aruba after seizing a flight with 38 passengers and five crew. The men demanded 140 leftist prisoners be sent to Panama for pickup by Cubs while threatening to blow up the craft if unmet. Colombian officials expect a toned down demand as mediation continues.
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Rogoa
Colombia
Cohan
Aruba
Beatrix Airpont
Ghlombia
Jorge Lucena
Lucena
Misael Pastrana
Cali
Medellin
Sancena
Panama
Leflist
National Tibernlon Army
Kham Rex
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Talehom
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