Family lurches into crisis as whale collision sinks boat
A widow from Del Mar and her sons, Nancy Sherman 44 Jim 18 and Tell 15, aboard the 46 foot Atorrante, were rescued 45 minutes after their vessel collided with a whale and sank 300 miles offshore during the Transpac race. The crew radioed distress to the Coast Guard in San Diego and were saved while the Swiftsure continued racing.
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Hawaiian Islands
Nancy Sherman
Jim
Tell
del Mar
Swiftsure
Coast Guard
San Diego
Honolulu
Warren Cereghina
Los Angeles
Nancy
John
CIA Chaos Probe Infiltration Focus Flows From CIA Report
The CIA report released to the Rockefeller Commission signals focus on foreign influence and domestic unrest under Operation CHAOS. It notes staff strain from the volume of material and cites inquiries into pension fund profits and possible inside information from stocks used in the fund. Witnesses from the Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson eras include Rostow Taylor and Gray as Senate probes continue.
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Kasten
CIA
U.S
Rockefeller Commission
William E. Colby
Ford
Colby
New York
White House
Defense
James R.schlesinger
CLA
Senate Intelligence Committee
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Walt Rostow
Lyndon Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
John F. Kennedy
Gordon Gray
Dwight D. Elsenhower
Beehive Spill Leaves Woman Stung Over 100 Times
A pickup loaded with bee hives overturned near Wickenburg Arizona causing thousands of bees to escape. Beekeepers used smoke to drive bees away while patrols retreated to their car. Rosalee Oldham of Quartzsite was taken to Wickenburg Hospital for observation after being stung more than 100 times and sustaining minor bruises. Investigators said brakes failed, the truck rolled after she swerved to avoid a front car.
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Wickenburg
Ariz
Stewart Honey Co
Phoenix
Rosalee Odessa Oldham
Quartzite
Wickenburg Hospital
Allan Schmidt
Department of Phoenix Safety
Schmidt
Oldham
Ambassadors to view blastoffs in US-Soviet space mission
Ambassadors from the United States and Soviet Union will witness the Apollo-Soyuz rendezvous. Walter J. Stossel Sr. will visit Baikonur for the Soyuz launch, becoming the first American to view a Soviet space launch. Anatoly Bobrynin will attend the Cape Canaveral launch to see Stafford Slayton and Brand depart.
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Cape Canaveral
Saylel Space Machines
Moscow
U.S
Walter J. Stossel Sr
Cosmodrome
Baikonur
Central Asia
U.s.space Agency
Anatoly F. Bobrynin
Case Canaveral
Thomas P. Stafford
Donald, XK
Deke" Slayton
Vance D. Brand
Stafford
Brand
Slayton
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Germany
Cape
Leonov
Kubasov
Tass
Marijuana bill would decriminalize small possession in California
Senate bill 8B by George Moscone would make possession of marijuana a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail and a $500 fine, allow giving away an ounce or less to friends for a $100 fine, and purge records after two years. Paraphernalia bans would vanish, while hashish and driving under the influence penalties stay. Referendum urged for voter decision.
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Senate
Democratic
George Moscone
San Francisco
Brown
Soviet wheat yield seen less and possible USSR buys
The USDA cut its Soviet wheat forecast to 90 million tons from 95, citing dry weather. Earl Butz said reports of large grain sales to the USSR were more than rumors. He noted as of last night no private trader had reported sales of 100,000 tons or more as required by law.
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U.S
Canada
Butz
USDA
Pamplona Bull Run Injuries and Historic Festival Notes
The article details injuries to Americans Anthony Hall, Bernard Wood, and Ted Hatfield, plus a German and a 71 year old Spaniard, from Pamplona's bull run. It notes six of eight bulls will be killed by matadors, 1,500 participants, and a five minute run to the bull ring. It cites Hemingway and the festival's tourist status since 1965, with past fatalities and the doctor’s view.
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Anthony Hall
Winchester
Mass
Bernard Wood
Gorham
Maine
Ted Hatfield
California
Hatfield
Pamplona
Corral
Spain
Ernest Hemingway
San Fermin
Apollo-Soyuz branding marks Soviet American space coop
Soviet Union and United States jointly create Apollo Soyuz themed products to celebrate space cooperation. Apollo Soyuz cigarettes from Yava factory with Phillip Morris planned for sale in USSR and US, plus Ep as perfume by Review company. Cigarettes 500 million units through September, 15 million exported to US and 36 million to other Western nations.
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Moscow
U.S
Willy Brandt
Phillip-Morris Inc
Yava Cigarette
Soviet Union
United States
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