Nixon halts plan to release Watergate tape summaries
President Nixon halted a move to release summaries of Watergate tapes amid a Senate subpoena for tapes and documents. Deputy press secretary Warren said re evaluation of releasing summaries continues while other aides believe the recordings show possible prior knowledge of the cover up. White House notes say disclosures may occur later, with Nixon to meet congressional leaders on the approach.
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Skylab astronauts study new comet clues to solar system origin
AP reports from Space Center Houston that Dr Lubos Kahoulek announced the discovery of a potential new comet Kohoulek. The find could shed light on the solar system’s origin and suggest a comet cone never before seen near the sun.
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Infrared searches probe for more bodies in Titusville grove
Experts from NASA and state authorities study infrared photos of an eight mile long orange grove area where four female bodies were found since Thanksgiving. Officials caution more victims may exist, with findings possible as high as ten and results due Saturday.
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National Aeronautic and Space Administration
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Brevard
Leigh Wilson
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Cape Canaveral
Plarida
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Ranson
Herring
Merring
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Fort Wayne Story record closed by Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court permanently upheld a temporary order barring a Fort Wayne circuit court from releasing information on an illegitimate birth. The Allen County birth record allegedly lists Senator George McGovern as the father. McGovern has denied fathering a child in Allen County during the 1940s.
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Indiana Supreme Court
Fort Wayne
George 5. McGovern
D-S.d
Allen County
Senate Watergate Committee
Orl Wayne
McGovern
Frances whale sonar check ends without fetal heartbeat
Frances the 14 foot whale at Coney Island New York Aquarium underwent obstetric sonar checks after lowering pool water. The electronic listening device failed to detect fetal heartbeats, leaving researchers without confirmation of a pregnancy.
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Frances
New York Aquarium
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Coney Island
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