Russ Rejects Submarine Aid
Washington reports the Soviet Union declined offers of help from Secretary Rogers and Admiral Zumwalt for a nuclear powered missile submarine in mechanical trouble off Newfoundland. The offers were made separately about a week earlier. Rogers spoke to Soviet ambassador Dobrynin on February 29 after returning from China with President Nixon.
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Washington
Soviet Union
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Chief of Naval Operations
Newfoundland
William P. Rogers
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Rogers
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
China
Nixon
Soviet Navy submarine in distress near Newfoundland prompts U S rescue plans
Exclusive reports a Soviet ballistic submarine disabled off Newfoundland with 90 crew aboard triggers U S rescue options. Pentagon says a 10-ship flotilla near 850 miles northeast of Newfoundland, plus potential additions, are considered. Russia maintains patrols off U S coasts with missile subs and a possible SSN-8 upgrade sparks speculation. State Dept says a Feb 29 call between Rogers and Dobrynin preceded further contact. Navy liaison to Moscow noted.
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Moscow
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Rota
Spain
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Pacific
Soviet Union
Newfoundland
State Department
Rogers
Dobrynin
Navy
Listening To Problems Initial Step At Ranch
Editor notes construction soon on North Alabama Sheriffs Boys ranch near Selma. Faye Brewington visits to preview ranch life and its work with deprived boys. Mitch, once in foster care, found stability here after years of instability and went on to excel in Beta Club and track while joining the Navy at 18. The article emphasizes counseling over punishment and calls for community support to expand the program.
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North Alabama Sheriffs Boys
Faye Brewington
Alabama Sheriffs Boys
Selma
Mitch
Alabama Sheriffs Boys’ Ranch
Don Acton
Armed Services
Navy
Acton
Alabama
Even Love Her More Says Tim
Tiny Tim says he contests Miss Vicky's separation suit because he does not want to be apart from her. He insists he still loves her more than ever and would view her remarriage as living in sin. He spoke during telephone interviews after the NBC Tonight show marriage and fortune spotlight.
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New-York
Tiny
Tim
Vicky
NBC
Haddonfield
N.J
Fourth In A Series Mitch's Troubled Youth Faces Struggles
Mitch, son of an alcoholic father and a deserting mother, endured foster care after his grandmother could not keep him. He ran away repeatedly, including from Boys' Ranch, showing high nervousness and instability. After about a year and a half, he began to adjust.
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Mitch
Witness says ITT ordered help for GOP convention
Aides claim ITT president Harold Geneen ordered underwriting of the Republican National Convention in San Diego. Senate testimony alleges ITT's involvement helped settle antitrust suits, with critics accusing Kleindienst of dissembling about his role.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Dita Beard
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
San Diego
Kleindienst
Anderson
Judiciary Committee
ITT
Justice Department
On This Date in 1822 Charles Graham Patents Artificial Teeth
A brief calendar note recalls Charles Graham of New York City receiving the first U.S. patent for artificial teeth in 1822. The item appears in the Alabama Daily Calendar section alongside other notices and features.
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Charles Graham
New York City
U.S
DAILY Pressroom Leadership Changes at Decatur Daily
Barrett Shelton Jr. announces Marshall Bracken as press room foreman and Bill Vinson as assistant foreman for the Decatur Daily. Bracken, a 16 year veteran, succeeds the late Herman Free. Vinson has 11 years as a pressman. Both appointments are effective immediately.
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Decatur Daily
Bill Vinson
Barrett Shelton Jr
Bracken
Herman Free
Bernadine
Hartseller
Sherry
Vickie
Ricky
Scott
Irving and wife indicted in fraud over Hughes autobiography
Two grand juries charged Clifford Irving and Edith Irving with conspiracy mail fraud and grand larceny for faking taped interviews and forged documents to extort 750000 from McGraw Hill and Life. Richard Suskind named co conspirator. case set for arraignment. bonds posted.
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NEW York
Clifford Irving
Irving
Howard Hughes
Richard Suskind
Manhattan
Manhattan Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hogan Said Suskind
Irvings
McGraw-Hill Inc
Hughes
Edith
Suskind
McGraw-Hill
Life Magazine
USS
John Cannella
Wallace Cancels Key West Appearance Over Tense Racial Climate
Gov George Wallace cancelled a speaking appearance in Key West due to the citys tense racial situation. In Rochester four unarmed men halted an armored truck heist on the north side taking about 456000 in cash, police reported.
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George Wallace
Key West
Rochester
N.Y
TWA Steps Up Its Security
Trans World Airlines faces extortion threats after bombs were placed on two jets and a $2 million ransom demanded. Police report a ransom drop attempt. security heightened across airlines as investigations focus on insiders with aviation knowledge.
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TWA
New York
Trans World Airlines
New York Daily News
Atlanta
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
Appointed foreman and foreman announced
Daily General Manager Barrett Shelton Jr. announced the appointment of foreman and foreman today, with the DAILY Photo credited.
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Foreman
Barrett Shelton Jr
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