Telephone call tied to Kennedy in wake of Chappaquiddick accident
Records show a 23 minute 54 second call charged to Senator Edward M Kennedy's credit card at 10 57 am EDT to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis's Cape Cod home days after the Chappaquiddick accident in which Mary Jo Kopechne died. The Onassis residence call followed Kennedy reporting the incident on Martha's Vineyard.
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Boston
UPI
Cape Cod
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Edward M. Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kennedy
Martha’s Vineyard
Onassis
Miss Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Burns accuses Brown of running on his father's name
In Sacramento Edwin M Burns accuses Edmund G Brown Jr of campaigning on his father's name as the June primary nears. Burns, a Fresno Democrat, notes his own long service in the legislature and asserts his name is well known.
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Sacramento
Hugh M. Burns
Capitol
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Burns
Brown
Fresno
Birds fly in V formations to boost flight range study says
Two aerodynamics specialists from Caltech conclude migrating birds fly in V shapes so each bird leverages wingtip updrafts to extend range. Optimum spacing depends on V angle with departures and joins altering speed. social pressure may keep birds in place.
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al. Cal ‘Tech
Peter B. S. Lissarman
Carl A. Schollenberger
Lissaman
Caltech
Northrup Corporation
Continuum Mechanics Laboratory
Shollenberger
Nixon on campus calls for peace and youth role
President Nixon spoke to students in Tennessee urging peace and youth involvement while addressing campus unrest. Dissenters shouted as Graham urged nonviolence and a student, William Caroll Bible, was removed by police. Nixon met Suharto and Cabinet members during a busy farewell stretch, naming advisers on campus issues.
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Nixon
William Caroll Bible
Billy Graham
Ron Ziegler
Tennessee
White House
Suharto
New York City
United Nations
Clifford Hardin
Walter J. Hickel
Hickel
G. Alexander Heard
Vanderbilt University
James Cheek
Howard University
Cambodia
Seattle officer indicted in bomb case sparks strike threat
A coroner's jury ruled Seattle officer John Hannah used criminal means in killing Larry Ward 22, who was suspected of placing a bomb. Police Guild President Sgt. Patrick Murphy urged a work stoppage by about 1100 officers while King County Prosecutor Carroll weighs possible action. Mayor Uhlman called for reform of the inquest system as tensions rise over jury composition and race representation.
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UPI
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King County
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Larry Ward
John Hannah
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Uhlman
Nannat
Murphy
Collision In Atlantic Fleet Exercise Involving USS Daniel Boone
The USS Daniel Boone, a fleet ballistic missile submarine, collided with the Philippine merchant ship SS President Quezon off the Virginia Capes. No injuries occurred and damages were slight as both vessels continued to their ports under their own power after the incident during routine sea trials near Cape Henry.
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UPS
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Daniel Boone
Virginia Capes
Cape Henry
President Quezon
Wife Jailed in Gun Death of Ex Mate
A 35 year old Harbor City mother of six was arrested Thursday and booked on suspicion of murder in the shooting death of her ex husband two days earlier. Police took Rosemary J Cantos into custody at her mother's Torrance home about 1 am. The shooting occurred Tuesday in front of her Harbor City apartment. Detectives said initial accounts did not hold up under investigation. The couple were divorced about a year and a half ago. Their six children lived with the mother.
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Rosemary J. Cantos
Anaheim St
Torrance
Joseph A. Cantos
Redondo Beach
Veterans Hospital
Belmont Shore
Thomas
Kness
Mira Mar Ave
Apt. B
John L. Jinn
Tha
Sgis
James V. Racobs
Roland &. Mackay
Broadway and
Loma Avenue
Tunney Pledges Back Brown If He Loses Primary
In Sacramento Rep. John V. Tunney said he will endorse Rep. George Brown in the November Senate race if he loses the Democratic primary. He denied panicking and accused Brown of radical campus statements, urging voters to consider shared fundamental issues.
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Brown
Sacramento
UPS
John V. Tunney
George Brown
U.S. Senate
George Murphy
Kenneth Hahn
Tinney
Hahn
Mervin Field
Arrests at UC hearing after noon rally
Twenty three persons were arrested Thursday after entering a University of California building during a student conduct hearing in progress. They marched from Sproul Plaza to Stephens Hall, surrounded by police, and held in a stairwell for an hour. They were charged with interfering with an officer.
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Berkeley
University of California
Sproul Plaza
Stephens Hall
Dave Wolfinsohn
Progress Labor Party
No Food Stamps for Voluntarily Jobless Urged
SACRAMENTO UP I State Social welfare Board proposes removing voluntarily unemployed such as students and hippies from the food stamp program. Chairman Robert St Mitchell says applicants should be available for employment as a condition of eligibility to weed out students and others not seeking work. Some welfare programs already require able bodied recipients to be available for employment.
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Sacramento
UPI
State
Social Welfare Board
Robert St. Mitchell
Social Welfare
Robert Martin
Mitchell
Fleming Widow Blocked from Leaving Greece
Athens reports Mrs. Alexander Fleming, widow of the penicillin discoverer, barred from leaving Greece with no stated reason by the Interior Ministry. The action followed her testimony at a court martial where figures linked to anti government activity faced charges. In San Diego, Sen George Murphy charged his rival Norton Simon spends heavily in the Republican primary, estimating Simon at two million dollars and Murphy at four hundred thousand.
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Alexander Fleming
Greece
Ministry of Interior
Fleming
Grece
San Diego
UPI
U.S
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