Gas profit plot charged by U S senators
Senators Henry Jackson and Adlai Stevenson charged oil firms may have manipulated gasoline prices to swell profits. They will hold joint hearings with Frank Zarb as first witness, focusing on production cuts and price hikes. Major oil firms Amoco Gulf Exxon ARCO Shell Standard of California and Mobil will testify.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Adlai Stevenson
Dtil
Pure AG Stl US
Federal Energy
Frank Zarb
Jackson
Senate
Stevenson
Zarb
FEA
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Sackson
Amoco
Gulf
Exxon
ARCO
Shell
Standard of California
Mobil
George Birelli
Ford urges Congress to face hard qualities in third century
President Ford told the 6th Circuit Judicial Conference that federal courts too often solve issues that other branches or the private sector should handle. He compared the judiciary to the nation's standing army in defense of individual freedom and called for more judgeships and salary increases. Ford, after a Michigan trip, spoke of protecting individual independence amid mass education, government, and labor, and attended Trinity Church services with Mrs. Ford.
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Congress
Ford
Henry Kissinger
White House
Kissinger
Port
6Th Circuit Judicial Conference
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Rame House
Mackinac Island
Trinity Episcopal Church
Drama on Brooklyn Bridge Spreads Over Push to Save Jumper
Police officer Robert Sommerville attempts to calm 21 year old Vicki Panzenhagen as she clings to a perch 150 feet above ground on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. The incident centers on a risky standoff with a civilian in distress.
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Robert Sommerville
Vicki Panzenhagen
New York City
Brooklyn
Soviet City Leninsk Omitted From Maps For Apollo Mission
New York based dispatch reports the Soviet space city Leninsk is so secret it is omitted from maps and its 50,000 residents were not listed in 1970 census results. The piece traces Leninsk history from Zarya to Leninsky, notes U S intelligence surveillance, and cites public references by Kazakhstanskaya Pravda listing local officials and district representation.
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New York
Leninsk
Soviet Union
United States
The
Space Center
Cape Canaveral
Flocia
Yuri A. Gagarin
Kazakhstan Republic
Baikonur
United States Intelligence
Tyuratam
European Russia
Central Asia
Leninsky
Charles de Gaulle
France
Georges Pompidou
Francis Gary Powers
Space Complex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth Resources Technology
Geological Survey
EROS
Sioux Falls
S.D
Earth Resources Observation Systems
Syr Darya
Desert
Kazakhstanskaya Pravda
Kalinin
Lenin District
Sultan Mr. Savsembayev
Kayl-Orda
Kazakhstan
Leninskes
Apollo Soyuz mission schedule amid space plans
Space plans outline first orbital tests in 1979 with a shuttle Soyuz mission to follow within a year. NASA reports readiness for ASTP tasks as countdown for Saturn 1B and Apollo rockets begins. Apollo and Soyuz crews discuss weather concerns before Tuesday launches and planned rendezvous, docking, and two days of experiments above Earth.
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Earth
Low
Kennedy Space Center
Baikonur Cosmodrome
Soviet Union
Senay
Chester M. Lee
NASA
Apollo
Thomas P. Stafford
Air Force
Soyuz
Col
Aleksei A. Leonuy
Valeri Kubasov
Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Donald K. Slayton
The
Space Center
Gasoline prices surge as surveys show variety in costs
A nationwide UP survey places regular gas at 60 to 65 cents a gallon this weekend, with self service as low as 53 cents and freeway stations up to 68 cents. Citizens blame oil companies and policy while supplies appear adequate for summer motoring, and many cut vacations or take shorter trips. Authorities call for investigation as the public views the spike as a ripoff.
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W. Bancroft Timmons
Alapana Motorists Association
Birmingam
Don Bryans
Shell
Detroit
Florida Auto Club
Ford
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson
Federal Energy Administration
Mike Wrigh
Automobile Club of Missouri
Nashville
Butterfield defense of White House staff role and tapes
Butterfield, head of the FAA, says he never met Hunt or Howard and that Hunt’s presence on the White House staff was kept from him. He notes CIA clearance for handling material and defends his disclosure of the White House tapes, praising Nixon yet condemning the corruption he witnessed.
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Howard
Hunt
White House
Butterfield
CIA
Air Force
Nixon
Mar
Buth
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Arthur Rapkine
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Theodore Silabad
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Space Plans
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Santa Clara County
Alnfu
Federal Aviation Administration
Werning
Hag
Feeney
Tar
Merah
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