Senate Eyes F14 Block As Proxmire Attacks Costs
Washington observers report Senate debate over a $21 billion military procurement bill focused on blocking production of the F14 Tomcat. Sen. Proxmire argues the plane costs 18 million each and carries costly Phoenix missiles, while supporters led by Sen. Cannon push for $1 billion funding for 301 aircraft. A separate probe into Avondale Shipyards and Navy pressure tied to a destroyer escort contract is also outlined.
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D-Nev
Cannon
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Rule
Louisiana
Navy
House
Hale Boges
F. Edward Hebert
Armed Services Committee
Russell Long
Alten Ellender
Ruling possible on acquittal motion in tax case against judge
Nashville UPI reports Judge Charles Galbreath faces a verdict motion in his income tax evasion trial. Special Judge Noel Fox will decide after the government rested, with Galbreath accused of understating income for 1965 to 1967. Also Tennessee bonds bid, funeral home charges, and frost may curb deer fungus losses in Great Smoky Mountains.
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Nashville
UPI
Charles Galbreath
Noel P. Fox
Galbreath
Tennessee
Chase Manhattan Bank of New York
Highway Department
Iental Health
Memphis
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors
Lewis
Lewis and Sons Funeral Home
Knoxville
University of Tennessee
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mike Pelton
Cades Cove
Pharoahs Suffered From Arthritis and Polio Says Professor
University of Michigan professor Dr. Walter M. Whitehouse reported at an American Roentgen Ray Society meeting that X ray studies of 29 mummies at the Cairo National Museum reveal deformities and leg length differences from polio in Pharoah Siphpah and signs of illness in other rulers. One queen showed artificial eyes and eyebrows and a wig to look younger while Queen Makare died after a pregnancy.
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University of Michigan
Walter M. Whitehouse
Michigan
Pharoahs
National Museum of Cairo
American Roentgen Ray Society
Pharoah Siphpah
Ohe
Makare
Kays
Pravda accuses Britons of spying amid Kremlin blacklist
The Pravda charged British businessmen tourists journalists and scientists with espionage as part of a Kremlin blacklist amid escalating tensions after Britain expelled 105 Soviet officials. Diplomats noted the list targets non diplomatic personnel and may shape retaliation options.
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Communist Party
Pravda Today
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Britain
Victor Mayevsky
Pravda
Ussr
Mayevsky
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Luesday
Eombassy
Kremlinn
Gandhi Ends Moscow Visit Amid Indo Soviet rapprochement
Indira Gandhi's Moscow visit concludes with Kosygin condemning Pakistan over East Pakistan and inching toward a stronger Indo Soviet alliance. Gandhi returns to New Delhi to host Soviet President Podgorny en route to North Vietnam, aiming to revive regional influence and support.
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UPI
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Kremlin
Pakistan
Lynch to Seek Ulster Peace Talks in Ireland Drive
London for UPI Jack Lynch the Irish Republics prime minister agreed to try to persuade Catholic minority leaders in Northern Ireland to join peace talks. Heath Faulkner discussed at Chequers to end violence and broaden Protestant government. Opposition MPs boycott talks over internment and demand its end.
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UPI
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Northern Ireland
Edward Heath
Brian Faulkner
Chequers
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Faulkner
Lynch
Reginald Maudling
Irish Republican Army
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Citizenship Pulled For Forther Nazi Guard Hermine Ryan
UPI reports Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan of Queens consented to denaturalization in Brooklyn Federal Court. The government alleges she served as a guard at Ravensbruck and Maklanek camps and brutalized prisoners during 1939–45, potentially opening deportation proceedings. an INA investigation will decide deportation.
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UPI
Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan
Queens
Brooklyn
Hermine Ryan
Ryan
United States
Ravensbruck
Nazi Germany
Theme
Maklanek
Poland
Erratic Orbit Threatens OSO 7 Sunwatcher Mission
CAPE KENNEDY UPS reports a rocket fault left OSO 7 in an abnormal orbit, endangering a 36 million dollar solar mission. The satellite is in an egg shaped path from about 2269 to 355 miles, after a control-system failure in the second stage. Officials warn of uncertain lifetime and instrument impact while study of the sun may be disrupted.
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UPS
America
OSO 7
Space Agency
Launch Control Center
Orbiting Solar Observatory
Luna 19 lifts off as Luna 18 mystery lingers over moon
Soviet uncrewed Luna 19 blasts from Spaceport aboard a Delta rocket en route to the moon, continuing the Luna program after Luna 18 failed to land in the Apollo region. Tass reports say Luna 19 will conduct scientific lunar studies from orbit and communicate with tracking stations. OSO 7 satellite also launches to study the sun’s corona and solar flares, aiming to improve solar physics and fusion research.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Moon
Appolonius
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Apollo
Orbiting Solar Observatory
Launch Central Center
OSO 7
Space
Earth
Thieu Orders Shoot to Crack Down on Demonstrators
President Nguyen Van Thieu ordered police to shoot on the spot or jail anyone caught firebombing property or causing serious damage as part of a crackdown on opposition to his one man presidential bid. He spoke to 400 police commanders urging strict measures to maintain order amid daily firebombings targeting vehicles and public property.
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UPI
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Thieu
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Kingsport Newspapers Listing and Delivery Terms
The Kingsport Times and Kingsport Times-News publish on Sundays and select holidays with a combined delivery plan. Subscriptions offered for Morning and Sunday or Evening and Sunday, with weekly and daily rates. United Press International and Chicago Daily News services used.
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Lynn Garden
KingSport
Tenn
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Publistaw
ES. Heiberger
Tennessee
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Ten- Aesser
Greer
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Sandusky Newspapers Inc
Sandusky
Ohio
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White Living Trust
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Chile
Ona
Alice W. Rau
Huron
Dudley A. White
Borwalk
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