Arab Leaders End Tripoli Summit With No Action
Five Arab states concluded a one day Tripoli conference without deciding on collective sanctions against Jordan. The joint statement backed Egypt and Saudi mediation and warned against Hussein but did not confirm any call for military intervention. Libyan Col Kadafi did not achieve a united military move.
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Associated Press
Tripoli
Jordan
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Hussein
Muammar Kadafi
Libya
Algeria
Iraq
Amman
Syria
Kadafi
Apollo 15 Hadley Base Landing and Lunar Survey
Apollo 15 astronauts Scott and Irwin landed Falcon in the Marsh of Decay at Hadley Base. They faced a tilted craft and a minor cabin leak traced to a urine valve. Command ship Endeavour orbited with Worden photographing 20 percent of the moon as the crew planned three four to seven hour drives over a 47 hour surface stay.
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Scott
Irwin
Mission Control
Falcon
Apennines
Earth
Hadley
Mission Control Center
Hadley Base
Alfred M. Wroden
Endeavour
Worden
Tll
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Lunar
Apennine Front
South
Hadley Rille
North Complex
Drunken Driver Arrested After Blairsville Hit Run
Blairsville man William E. Bruner 41 was arrested on drunken driving and hit and run charges after his vehicle hit another at Market and Walnut streets then left the scene. The other vehicle owner was Donald W. Wigfield of Blairsville. Damages listed at 300 dollars. Incidents followed at 7:15 p.m. with Roseann Cassidy injured in a separate single vehicle rollover at Indian Springs and Rustic Lodge roads. Cassidy transported to Indiana Hospital. no admission reported. A third crash at Washington and Oakland involved Barbara Emfield 19 and Dean Atkins 54 with damages of 535 dollars.
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Blairsville
Market
Walnut Streets
William E. Bruner
Bruner Auto
Donald W. Wigfield
Roseann Cassidy
Johnstown
Indian Springs Rd
Rustic Lodge Rd
Indiana Hospital
Washington St
Oakland Ave
Indiana Borough
Barbara L. Empfield
Penn Run
Dean Atkins
Saltsburg RD
Steel Strike Looms Threatens Jobs Across Industries
The steel strike threatens widespread layoffs as unions and industry negotiators race to avert a shutdown. Negotiations stayed tense through the night with Molony signaling limited progress and a 2 p.m. decision pending on whether to accept the offer or call a strike. The union seeks stronger cost of living protections and higher wages, while companies bank blast furnaces in preparation for a potential stoppage.
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Nixon
J. Curtis Counts
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Counts
Molony
Basic Steel Industry Conference
I.W. Abel
R. Heath Larry
U.S. Steel
Nixon Act Regretted By Asians
In Tokyo a joint statement by leaders of Japan and South Korea expresses regret that the United States did not consult allied nations before President Nixon announced plans to visit Communist China. The Japan-South Korea Cooperation Committee adds concern over the anticipated phasing out of American involvement.
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Tokyo
United States
Nixon
China
Japan-South Korea Cooperation Committee
Nixon dedicates Rathbun Dam and rural development plan Iowa
President Nixon dedicates the Rathbun Dam and Reservoir in Centerville Iowa calling for revenue sharing to aid rural development in Centerville and four surrounding counties. He notes Centerville will receive over 74 million in the first year and praises the dam as a model for turning problems into opportunity. The 265 million project on the Chariton River Valley was built by the U S Army Corps of Engineers.
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Centerville
Iowa
Nixon
Rathbun
America
Rathbun Lake
Chariton River
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Chevy Chase Cap Meeting Called On Sewage Issue
The Chevy Chase Community Action Group will hold a special meeting on Monday August 2 at 7 30 p m at Beulah Baptist Church to discuss the town sewage system problem The public is invited to attend.
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Chevy Chase
McGovern denies urging Ellsberg to release Pentagon papers
An aide says McGovern did not urge Ellsberg to release the Pentagon papers to any newspaper. McGovern told Ellsberg he could release the documents through the press if he wished, but never suggested a specific newspaper. Ellsberg has said he provided a secret Vietnam study to the press.
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Jeff Gralnick
McGovern
Ellsberg
Gralnick
Wisconsin
Rand Corp
Pentagon
Blairsville Bazaar Funds Church Building Drive
Final plans set for Sunday 12 to 8 pm bazaar at SS Simon and Jude Church on E Campbell St Blairsville to raise 240000 toward a 590000 building program. Prizes include a 1971 Ford Maverick with music by John Zedick Melody Men and Blairsville VFW Band. event features food games and surprises.
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Blairsville
SS. Simon and Jude Church
E. Campbell St
N. Brady
N. Morrow St
John Zedick
VFW
Congress Informed No Action On Heroin Problems For Nine Months
Washington AP reports Congress was told heroin problems among U S forces in Vietnam escaped a massive attack for nine months despite an Army memo dated Oct 28 showing a jump in drug overdose deaths From January to July 1970 two deaths a month climbed to August and September with 175 percent more overdoses and 35 fatalities in 18 days of October Murphy said the rise would have justified immediate action rather than nine months later He cited a deadly potent heroin form being distributed to troops and noted a 2900 percent increase in overdose deaths The narcotics advisor Dr Jerome Jaffe said heroin use among departing servicemen rose to 5 4 percent in urinalysis screenings and plans were made to thicken the screening Nixon aides discussed expanding drug tests to more personnel The Army will test GIs in the US starting next week Muskie questioned Defense Dept about lack of qualified witnesses on international drug traffic and urged action Richardson urged post discharge treatment options for veterans with drug problems.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Army
John M. Murphy
N.Y
House Public Health Subcommittee
Creighton Abrams
Murphy
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Senate
Jerome H. Jaffe
Jaffe
United States
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Defense Department
Rail Tie Ups Eyed by Congress Action
Congress has five meeting days to consider the proposal as rail tie ups loom. California fruit and vegetable farmers estimate losses at 2.5 million dollars per day while 22,000 coal miners remain idle and 250 mines closed. Ford Motor Co discusses closing 100 plants and warehouses. Labor Secretary Hodgson says governors report a range from critical to disastrous, and no immediate administration plan is set. Nixon meets UTU president Charles Luna and industry leaders, stressing faith in collective bargaining.
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Congress
California
Ford Motor Co
James Hodgson
Hodgson
Nixon
UTU
Charles Luna
White House
Bandits Use Police Radio In Milan Hold Up
Two armed bandits in Milan used a portable radio tuned to the police wave length to rob a man Friday, fleeing with about one million lire. Witnesses said the bandits listened to police broadcasts to gauge the timing of reports.
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Milan
Italy
Nixon Urges Peace Era as Nation Aims for No. 1
President Nixon told a Canton grid-dinner crowd that America faces a better chance for peace than at any time this century and must stay No. 1 in the world. He praised Vince Lombardi and Gene Brito, drew 800 in attendance, and noted 35,000 to 40,000 fans at the Akron-Canton airport.
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Canton
Ohio
Nixon
America
Centerville
Iowa
Rathbun
Vince Lombardi
Civic Center
Gene Brito
Washington Redskins
Los Angeles Rams
Brito
Stark County
Akron-Canton
Jumbo Jet Mishap in Frisco Delays Takeoff
A Pan Am 747 taxiing for takeoff in Frisco struck an approach light, triggering a gear retract and fuel dumping. The jet continued to lift, circled for two hours, then landed, veered, and was emptied in minutes. One passenger later had a foot amputated at Peninsula Hospital.
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San Francisco
Peninsula Hospital
US Attacks Inside North Vietnam in Self-Defense
The US Command said two new attacks struck North Vietnam this week in what it described as the inherent right of self defense. A Navy fighter-bomber hit a surface to air missile battery 92 miles northwest of the DMZ after the site threatened to fire and US artillery hit a rocket-launching site in the DMZ area. The SAM strike was the 47th protective reaction this year.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
North Vietnam
Charles Johnson
Navy AG
Ho Chi Minh
Laos
Mu Gia Pass
Sam
All Bodies Recovered From Crash
Tokyo AP reports searchers recovered all 162 aboard Nippon Airways jetliner in the world's worst aviation disaster. Police questioned 22 year old pilot Ichikawa who parachuted from his F86F after colliding with the airliner. Capt Kuma, piloting another F86F on training flight, was also questioned.
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Tokyo
All
Nippon Airways
Yoshimi Ichikawa
Ichikawa
Tamotsu Kuma
Japan Self-Defense Air Force Base
Matsuhina
District Hospital Register Births and Admissions July 30
Births for July 30 include a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N ate of Beaver. Admissions listed for July 30 include Olive Zanelli McIntyre Anna Balog Clymer Diane L. Donahue Indiana Kermala Farris Indiana Todd LaMonte Olsen Elderton Rose Super Clymer Maude Patterson West Lebanon Eva Schrecengost Rural Valley Eleanor Brown Indiana RD 5 Discharges for July 38 include Stephen Gima Clymer RD 1 William Mack Clymer RD 1 Gene Morganti Creekside Margaret White and infant Homer City RD 2.
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Olive Zanelli
McIntyre
Anna Balog
Hancock St
Clymer
Diane L. Donahue
Water St
Indiana
Kermala M. Farris
Oak St
Todd LaMonte Olsen
Elderton
Rose Super
Sage St
Margaret J. Bryant
Shelocta
Maude B. Patterson
West Lebanon
Eva F. Schrecengost
Rural Valley
Eleanor &. Brown
Stephen John Gima
William H. Mack
Gene Morganti
Creekside
Margaret M. White
Homer City
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