Nader group accuses GM of concealing Cadillac defect
Ralph Nader's Center for All Safety charges General Motors with concealing a steering defect in about 285,000 1959 and 1960 Cadillacs. Lowell Dodge presents a letter to Attorney General Kleindienst seeking potential fraud and concealment charges and releases a report based on GM documents about pitman arm defects affecting steering control.
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Ween Haudland
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ralph Nader
Center For All Safety
General Motors Cong
Cadillac Motor Division
Dodge
Center
Cadillac
Cadillac Motor Car Division
General Motors
Indochina Fronts See Fierce Fighting Amid Shifting Fronts
Reports detail South Vietnamese forces recapturing key posts around Que Son while enemy infiltrators hold parts of district HQs. U.S. pilots conduct over 200 strikes across North Vietnam, with 94 American airmen lost since the offensive began. In Laos, rebels near the Plain of Jars face growing enemy resistance and loss of steering. In Detroit,GM faces scrutiny over Cadillac pitman arm failures and a disclosed internal probe into safety defects and recall decisions spanning 1959 60 models.
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South Vietnam
Lam Quang Thi
Havel
Que Son
Boulder Hill
U.S
Air Force
Navy
Marine
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Darra Borders
Herin
Laos
Plain of Jars
Vietlane
Chess Draw Halves Point in Lengthy Match Series
The article covers a seventh consecutive draw between top players with Breworks-a Spassky leading to a two point margin after earlier results. It notes Fischer gaining a three point edge since game thirteen and Icelandic scientists delaying a final report on Spassky's chair amid a Soviet complaint. Chester Fox, a New York moviemaker, settles a suit with an Icelandic cameraman and sues Fischer in New York for 1.75 million over contract and payment disputes related to film plans and the match.
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Mulberry Bush
Breworks
Spassky
Fischer
Chester Fox
New York
Fox
Icelandic Chess Federation
Woman wounded during alleged kidnapping at empty home
Police say Daphne Sivert was shot in the thigh moments after fleeing to her parents’ bedroom when Gordon Mednick, armed with a hunting knife and pistol, allegedly broke into the house and kept her captive. Detective Captain Phlefar said the incident involved attempts to access National Highway Traffic Safety Administration files and talk of Volpe.
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Sivert
Mednick
W. H. Phlefar
Daphne Sivert
Dodge
Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Warn Traffic Safety Administration
Wim
Phlegar
Wayne Wood
Wood
Daphne
Central Virginia Community College
City
W. T. Gillespie
Woood
Heroinhill Place
Marine Corps
General Electric
Communications Systems
St. Francisville
Siverts
Iradia K. Harris
Lynchburg
Princeton
N. J
Hepatitis Antibody Process Aims to Improve Plasma Safety
At the 164th American Chemical Society meeting Dr. Charm and Bing Wong described a process to remove hepatitis from plasma without damaging components. The method would lower hepatitis risk in plasma products and for hemophiliacs relying on clotting factors, using an antibody to bind the virus and filter it out, yielding safer plasma.
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Dr. Charm
Charm
Bing L. Wong
American Chemical Society
Les
Nixon urges freer trade to curb deficit with Japan
President Nixon pressed reducing the US Japan trade gap at a Tuesday briefing, warning that a persistent imbalance could spark restrictive quotas. He argued freer trade serves both nations and cited Tanaka’s approach toward China as a factor in planning the Hawaii summit set for July 24, following Tanaka’s ascent to prime minister.
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Nixon
United States
Japan
Tanaka
China
Hawaii
Eisaku Sato
Kissinger
Bomb threat extortion closes Milwaukee airport briefly
A light airplane believed carrying a $100 000 ransom returned to Milwaukee after a bomb threat led to the airport being evacuated and searched. A dummy device was found with a note, later declared non explosive. The incident began with a threat to Watersmeet Michigan and involved a second plane observing the investigation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jon Sherman
Sherman
Upper Michigan
Watersweet
Mitchell Field
FBI
Milwaukee County
Seph Litlel
Vietnam
Midwest Airways
Watersmeet
United Air Lines
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
John Dayne
Doyne
Hurricane Betty Downgraded and Stalled in Atlantic
Hurricane Betty weakened to a tropical storm and drifted stalled about 130 miles north northeast of Flores Island in the Azores. Forecasters expect no definite motion for 12 to 24 hours as cold water saps strength. attention shifts to a weak tropical low forming 200 miles east of Betty, not now a concern but watched as late summer weather evolves.
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Miami
Georgia
Atlantic
Azores
National Hurricane Center
Flores Island
Flores
Betty
Neil Frank
Dole Campaign Attacks Overfunding and Filing Violations
Dole and supporters accuse McGovern campaign of false filings and obfuscation to hide fundraising actions. GAO cites Republican financing lapses totaling about $950,000 in required disclosures. Mankiewicz dismisses the charges as unfounded, insisting GAO investigations will prove no concealment.
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Page
Dole
McGovern
GAO
Hughes
Mankiewicz
Sen
Lor
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Fischer White
Spasky
Reykjavik
Iceland
Penme
Turner
Koscott
Interplanetary Inc
Michigan
Flori
Klida
Madison Square Garden
Agen
Orlando Headquart
United
Ing
Stewart Mott
New York
Ferrum
Joana
Oat Tum
BBS
KCBS
Davia Mann
Devel
Jopment
Anne D. Accy
Joseph T
Won Sen Ani
Fischer
Spassky
Acey
Leukemia virus work eyed by U S and Russians
Dr Frank Rauscher notes American scientists plan to obtain Russian leukemia virus material during a Moscow mission in October. Moloney and NIH researchers aim to reproduce the material at Ft Detrick to duplicate results and define the virus, with an expected answer in six months. Dr Lapin cited 1967 isolation and trials in baboons and monkeys, about one third developing leukemia.
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Moloney
Moscow
NCI
Army
Ft. Detrick
Lapin
Saeviet
Ethiopia
Frank J. Rauscher Jr
National Cancer Institute
Poff Is Sworn In As New Virginia Supreme Court Justice
The ceremony for James Poff included Gov. Snead and Justice Turk assisting in donning the robe. Poff, short in stature, joked about the robe’s length as laughter rolled through the audience. Court colleagues and dignitaries, including Harrison and Almond, offered congratulations and well wishes.
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Snead
James B. Turk
Radford
Radford Commonwealth
John D. Buck
Poff
Turk
Buck
Thomas Gordon
Richmond
Holton
Tuck
Albertis Harrison
Supreme Court
Lindsay Almond
U. S. Court of Custom and Patent Appeals
Virginia
Watkins Abbitt
David E. Satterfield I
Thomas N. Downing
William ‘Wampler
John Marsh
Porter Hardy
Virginia Supreme Court
John Eggleston
Atty
Andrew P. Miller
State Corporation Commission
Virginia House
Senate
Turner firm’s Dare to be Great course tied to securities sale
Fed and Orange County deputies sealed Glenn Turner Enterprises offices in Orlando and seized records after a court upheld the search warrant. Turner's 1969 motivational program, sold for 300 to 5000, offered lifetime membership and tape sets with multi level commissions. A Jacksonville grand jury indicted Turner on deceptive trade practices amid charges tied to the program.
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Russell
Orange County
Turner
Orlando
Jacksonville
Duval County
Don Nichols
Consumer Protection Bureau of America
Les O'Neill
Niv
McGovern presses Israel pullout and asylum ideas
McGovern urged Israel to withdraw without safety guarantees and blamed delays in arms to Israel on others. He cited a smuggled Kiev letter from Jewish scientists seeking emigration aid and invoked Democratic leaders in defense of Jewish concerns. He supported asylum for Thieu if postwar settlement risks him. He met Cardinal Cooke and discussed private school tax credits and urban issues, and attended a Soviet Jewry rally with Lindsay and Javits urging better treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union.
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Israel
McGovern
U.N
Kiev
Democratic Party
Franklin Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Thieux
Saigon
United States
BfcGovern
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Archdiocesan
John V Lindsay
GOP
Jacob K. Javits
Nixon
Soviet Union
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