Sealab program suspended after aquanaut death
A $10 million Navy program to train undersea living specialists was halted after aquanaut Berry L. Cannon died of a heart seizure at 610 feet depth near San Clemente Island. The Sealab 3 unit was raised, and the eight survivors began decompression while Navy doctors investigated the cause. Cannon, 33, from Panama City Florida, left behind three children.
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Long Beach
Calif
Berry L. Cannon
San Clemente Island
Cannon
11Th Naval District
San Diego
W. T. Souza
Navy
Panama City
Fla
Robert Barth
Barth
Elk River
Sirhan Planned for Slaying Says Witnesses at Trial
In Los Angeles AP reports the prosecution argues Sirhan Bishara Sirhan planned to murder Senator Robert F. Kennedy and practiced firing at a gun club in Duarte. Testimony includes Jesus Perez and Martin Patrusky about pre shooting questions and pantry movements. Unruh testifies Kennedy campaign danger and Roosevelt Grier describes disarming Sirhan.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
San Gabriel Valley
Duarte
Kennedy
California
Ambassador Hotel
Jesus Perez
Sir-han
Perez
Siraan
Martin Patrusky
Pantry
Jesse Unruh
California Assembly
Unruh
Roosevelt Grier
Los Angeles Rams
Shaw Trial Tells Frontal Shot Theory in Kennedy Case
New Orleans AP reports during the Shaw conspiracy trial that Kansas pathologist Dr. John Marshall Nichols says photographs from the Zapruder film support a frontal gunshot to Kennedy's head. Nichols' opinion contrasts with the Warren Commission finding of a behind shot and with Capt. James Humes' autopsy conclusions.
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New Orleans
Kansas
Clay Shaw
Kennedy
John Marshall Nichols
Kansas City
Prairie Village
Shaw
Jim Garrison
Dallas
Dealey Plaza
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dr. Nichols
Asst. Dist. Atty
Alvin Oser
Warren Commission
Oswald
Nichols
James J. Humes
Bethesda, Naval Hospital
Humes
National Archives
Garrison
Washington
Justice Department
County to share in 10 million federal crime funds
Delaware County and eight regional units will receive about 10 million dollars under the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act for antibot control studies and training. Region 1 includes Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware. Local use likely anti vice equipment and training as state officials plan meetings and briefings in coming weeks.
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Delaware County
William C. Sennett
Sennett
Crime Commission Advisory Council
Harrisburg
Bucks
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Advisory Council
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Shafer
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Manderino Backed by Democrats for State Supreme Court Seat
Philadelphia Democrats secured a crucial edge as the state policy committee endorsed Duquesne Law School Dean Louis L. Manderino for the state Supreme Court seat vacated by the late Michael A. Musmanno. The May primary backing marks a major party endorsement in Democratic circles.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Duquesne Law School
Louis L. Manderino
Democratic Cir Plac
Nixon names Rockefeller Latin emissary for Americas
President Nixon designates Nelson A. Rockefeller as special emissary to Latin America to help shape U.S. policy, with four to six week tours to be planned covering multiple countries. The appointment aims to advance Good Neighbor ties and address expropriation disputes with Peru while coordinating inter American efforts. Rockefeller will organize a staff from federal agencies to assist the mission and renew regional relations.
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Nixon
New York
U.S
Mandelino
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
William J. Green
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Robert van der Voort
van der Voort
Pittsburgh
Joseph M. Barr
William Cercone
Monessen
Bill Green
Manderino
Barr
Rockefeller
Inter-American Affairs
Penstoland Tamonsen
White House
Latin America
Western Hemisphere Corp
Washingto
Peru
United State
Albany
N.Y
America
Oil
Venezue
Wash-la
Harrisburg Schools Closed After Black Disturbance
Public schools in Harrisburg were ordered closed for a cooling off period after demonstrations by black students at two high schools. Five youths were arrested and several incidents including robberies and minor fires were reported as police restrained crowds while fire crews responded to blazes near Camp Curtin Junior High. No large violence occurred according to the city school superintendent and acting police chief.
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Harrisburg
Camp Curtin Junior High School
Uptown
Glenn C. Parker
Martin L. Swatts
Fourth St
Camp Curtin
Sixth
McClay
Roy Bockelkamp
Emil Berbish
Tno
Militants Hit by Court Order Shakes College Unrest
The Associated Press reports California sought a court injunction to curb campus militants at San Francisco State College while Wisconsin and South Carolina see protests flare and action. Court orders place 250000 in receivership. Dr Hayakawa suspends two Negro teachers. 1900 National Guardsmen assist at Wisconsin. Brett Bursey linked to flag burning case. expulsion actions occur at Roosevelt University. Mindful protests continue at Sumner High in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
California
San Francisco State College
University of Wisconsin
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
United States
S. T. Hayakawa
Cdy
Wisconsin
H. Edwin Young
Wisconsin Student Association
Brett Bursey
Bursey
AWARE
Rursey
Roosevelt University
Chicago
University of
Art Stolen in Portsmouth Museum Heist
Thieves shattered a rear window at the Portsmouth Museum on Monday and stole paintings valued at 240000 dollars. The haul includes Rembrandt's Portrait of an Old Man Wearing Black.
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London
UPI
Portsmouth
Rembrandt
Penn State faculty form panel on student arrests
A 10 member Penn State faculty panel is created to probe administration involvement in the arrest of three students linked to a campus protest at the police station. About 500 students gathered in the HUB to demand action, with no violence reported and a collection taken to cover minor damages.
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Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Penn State University
Hetzel Union
Garfield Thomas
John Lennon
Old Main
Eric Walker
Douglass Association
Penn State
Reserve Officers Training Corps
ROTC
Injunction Halts Milroy Plant Picketing in Fisher Electronics Case
Judge Paul F. Lehman granted a preliminary injunction to stop striking workers from picketing Fisher Electronics Milroy plant. About 45 Local 2115 members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL CIO walked off last Thursday over grievances with management.
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Lewistown
Paul F. Lehman
Mifflin
Milroy
Fisher Electtronics
The
International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Pile Relief
A Buffalo druggist 40 years ago created an ointment to relieve itching and smarting of piles. Its quick cooling and soothing action made Peterson's Ointment a nationwide favorite. Ask your druggist for a box or 95¢ applicator. money back if not satisfied.
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Buffalo
Peterson
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