Heavy Clouds Delay Largest Project Aladdin Rocket Launch
Wallops Island scientists from the United States Canada Great Britain and Germany struggle through a fourth day of overcast weather delaying 54 research rockets. The launch window runs 24 hours with a Sunday deadline and officials warn sunless skies may persist. The project aims to study the upper atmosphere to improve communications and satellite control. Led by Dr Russ Philbrick the Aladdin effort could yield data for more than a year and a half.
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Associated Press
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Paris Cardinal Danielou Death Sparks Catholic Crisis
The death of Cardinal Jean Danielou in a Paris apartment last month sparked a clash over priestly celibacy and church modernization. Reports linked the cardinal to a go-go dancer and a racketeering case, provoking official silence and calls for a full inquiry. His supporters defended him, noting his long service and reformist stance, while critics pressed for reflection on church norms. The incident intensified debates between traditionalists and reformers within the French Church.
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New Times
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Woman suits police in Richmond over arrest
Hazel J Casstevens lost her $50,000 civil suit against two Richmond officers after serving as her own attorney in a 1972 case. Judge Merhige ruled the warrant service was reasonable and no excessive force occurred. Casstevens testified she faced hardships and even questioned the officers in court, with medical testimony inconclusive on injuries.
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Hazel J. Casstevens
Merhige
Jury Chosen For Plumbers Trial Involving Ehrlichman
A jury of twelve was selected in the case of John D. Ehrlichman and three co defendants charged with conspiring to violate civil rights by illegally searching a psychiatrist's office in 1971. The panel of 150 underwent two days of questioning. Opening statements are set to begin Friday with the Watergate special prosecutor William Merrill presenting first.
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Associated Press
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Ehrlichman
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U.S
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Electric Company
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Gesell
Charles W.colson
Conpiracy
Plumbers
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John N. Mitcheell
Liddy
Barker
AMA Elects Oregon Doctor
Dr. Max Parrott, 59, of Portland Oregon, was elected president elect of the American Medical Association at its annual meeting. He defeated Dr. Richard S. Wilbur of Lake Forest Illinois and will assume the AMA presidency next year succeeding Dr. Malcolm C. Todd of Long Beach California. Parrott is a gynecologist and AMA board of trustees member, and hails from Saskatoon Saskatchewan.
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Saskatchewan
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