Meir warns Arab states of revenge at airport massacre
Premier Golda Meir told Parliament Arab states will be held responsible for the massacre at Israel's international airport where 25 people died and 78 were wounded. She hinted at retaliation for the Tuesday night killings by three Japanese terrorists hired by Palestinian guerrillas, saying Israel will find a remedy so it won't happen again. Government lists misaligned with hospital rosters. 5 of the dead remain unidentified, including 12 Puerto Ricans and 8 Israelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Golda Meir
Israel
Smog Backlash Spurs Florida Officials Action Calls
In Miami Dade County officials demand immediate federal and state action to stop industrial smog drifting from Ohio Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Pollution chief Peter Baljet cites health risks as doctors report rising respiratory cases while satellites and weather data trace the haze to the three states. He asks state directors to halt operations and provide master plans to meet EPA standards and urges EPA head to pursue injunctive action.
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Miami
Dade County
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vaughn Carmichael
Florida
Baljet
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William D. Ruckelshaus
Dante Fascell
Claude Pepper
Lawton M. Chiles Jr
D-Fla
Florin
Calif debates resume as McGovern Humphrey campaign in CA
Debates resume in California as McGovern and Humphrey campaign ahead of next Tuesday's primary. McGovern argues for aggressive media spending while claiming federal funds for narcotics treatment. Humphrey warns his campaign faces financial strain and criticizes the income supplement plan. Both tout performances in televised debates and tour Southern California.
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George McGovern
Hubert AH. Humphrey
California
Humphrey
McGovern
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Bernardino
Jack Chestnut
Minnesota
Chestnut
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
N.J
South Dakota
Americans Told To Clean Up Air
The EPA approved or partially approved antipollution plans for all 50 states and five jurisdictions with federal rules to replace disapproved portions by July 31. Nine states and three jurisdictions received full approval. 41 others won partial approval. Extensions of up to two years were granted to 18 states to meet primary air standards. Continued on page 7.
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Washington
William D. Ruckelshaus
Ruckelshaus
Gion
EPA
William DD. Ruckelshaus
EPA Rejects State Air Quality Plans Across Several States
The Environmental Protection Agency rejected portions of state air quality plans from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Delaware and the District of Columbia for noncompliance. States have until July 31 to resubmit acceptable plans. If not, EPA will impose its own measures. West Virginia was the only mid Atlantic state with a fully accepted plan.
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Philadelphia
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
EPA
West Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Town of Bridgewater Clean Up Week Set for June 9
The Town of Bridgewater announces clean up fix up paint up week from June 9 to 9 to mobilize residents for community improvement efforts. Local officials urge participation and outline collection guidelines and safety reminders.
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Bridgewater
Garber Funeral Closed Friday by Harrisonburg Electric
The Harrisonburg Electric Commission closes Friday the 10th at 12 for the funeral of Mr. A L Garber. The service arrangements are announced by the commission and reflect local civic observance.
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A.L. Garber
Harrisonburg Electric Commission
Consumer Plane Panel Disbanded
Civil Aeronautics Board has dissolved the Consumer Advisory Committee set up in October 1970 to aid airline travel consumers. The panel met only five times. CAB chairman Secor Browne said outside consumer groups now provide input. Reuven B. Robertson III, adviser to Ralph Nader, criticized the lack of CAB attendance and meetings. Browne denied airline pressure and cited ACAP and other groups as more effective in consumer affairs.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Consumer Advisory Committee
Consumer Panel
CAB
Secor D. Browne
Reuven B. Robertson III
Ralph Nader
Browne
Air Trans
South Viets Regain Kontum Ground Amid Intense Fighting
South Vietnamese forces regain ground in Kontum as Cobra gunships and air strikes hit North Vietnamese positions. U S adviser John Paul Vann says Phase 1 ends with the enemy pulling back to regroup for more attacks. North Vietnamese losses reported as 3,000 killed in nine days. South Vietnamese casualties at least 1,000. Air strikes also target Vinh depots and bridges around the transshipment point in the Tonkin Gulf region.
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Saigon
Kontum
Central Highlands
North Vietnam
U.S. Navy
Vinh
U.S
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
John Paul Vann
Highlands
Pleiku
Vann
Putzel
Cobra
An Lac
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
Tonkin Gulf
Nixon Returns to Warsaw with Warm Polish Welcome
President Nixon arrived in Warsaw to a huge Polish crowd estimated at about 300000. He met with Edward Gierek, attended a state dinner, and called for a carefully prepared European security conference with a goal of reducing armed forces on both sides.
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Warsaw
Nixon
Edward Gierek
North Atlantic
Europe
Valley Deaths Mention Roy Edwards Curry Williams Amanda Lewis
Three local obituaries list Roy Edwards aged 47 of Rt. 2 Bridgewater Curry Randolph Williams 52 of Rt. 2 Elkton and Amanda Marie Lewis 59 of Rt. 1 Shenandoah Details appear on page 1 of the issue, noting deaths in the Valley area with ages and addresses.
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Roy Edwards
Rt. 2
Bridgewater
Curry Randolph Williams
Elkton
Amanda Marie Lewis
Rt. 1
Shenandoah
Senate hearing hears Florida girl oppose Saturday ads for kids
Dawn Ann Kurth an 11 year old Melbourne Florida student told the Senate consumer subcommittee that Saturday morning television commercials for candy cereal and vitamins are deceptive and dangerous She described how ads pressure children to demand products and questioned whether vitamins could be as enticing as candy Her testimony included a poll from Meadowlane Elementary showing many children feel their mothers are pressured by ads and that ads distort trust in adults
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Washington
Florida
Congress
Dawn Ann Kurth
Melbourne
Kurth
Pat
Meadowlane
Senate
Ders
Miss Kurth
Dawn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meir
Dade Pollution Control
Peter Baljet
National Weather Service
Beirut
Lebanon
United Nations
Rome
Air France
Paris
Moshe Dayan
Lod
THE
Watts
Environmental Agency
Consumer Plane Panel
Aviation Consumer Action Project
ACAP
Nader-organized Aviation Group
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