Laos Ends Foreign Presence With Coalition Government
Premier Souvanna Phouma and Pathet Lao reach a political military accord giving the Communists 80 percent of Laos and agreeing all foreign forces withdraw within 60 days. The plan sets a coalition with neutralists and rightists sharing cabinet posts and ends U.S. and Thai military involvement while maintaining the Mekong cities under Royal Lao control.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Laos
United States
Vientiane
Royal Lao
Mekong River
Savannakhet
Pakse
Defense
Interior
Finance
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Vang Pao
State Department
Can A Spider Spin A Web In Space
Arabella the beige spider travels aboard Skylab to test web building in weightlessness. Judith Miles, a Lexington Mississippi student, proposed the experiment as part of a national high school challenge to suggest Skylab experiments.
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Abigail Brett
Washington Post
Houston
Skylab
Arabella
Earth
Space Agency
Raymond Gause
Marshall Spaceflight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Judith S. Miles
Lexington
Miss
Nicaragua
Judith Miles
National Geographic
North Carolina
Anita
Skylab 2 crew battles motion sickness delays space station work
Skylab 2 astronauts Jack Lousma Alan Bean and Owen Garriott suffer seasickness delaying activation and a planned space walk. They awoke to fix a nitrogen-oxygen leak and seal a leak in a trash airlock, adapting to weightlessness as Mission Control eased the schedule.
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Space Center, Houston
Space Station
Jack R. Lousma
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Space Agency
Orbiting
Bean
Garriott
Lousma
Mission Control
Jack
Owen
Bald Eagle Moves In At Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo borrowed a young male bald eagle from Chicago’s Brookfield Zoo to pair with Betsy. The male’s blood tests suggested a 10 to 1 odds he is male while Betsy surveys her new quarters with curiosity. AP Wirephoto
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Baldie
Cincinnati Zoo
Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
Betsy
Bald Eagle
Clean Air Act May Be Reviewed by Senate
The Senate plans a formal review of the 1970 Clean Air Act amid proposals to curb urban auto use. Supporters defend the goal of cleaner air by decade's end while a NAS review may reassess health findings behind the 1976 engine deadline.
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Washington
Senate
National Academy of Sciences
Congress
Sen
Edmund $. Muskie
Maine
Holmen Man Charged In Erickson Fire
Frank F. Stankey 19 Holmen was arraigned in County Court on arson charges after Onalaska police arrested him Saturday for a fire at Erickson Hardwoods Inc. causing about 150000 dollars damage. Stankey was employed by Erickson Hardwoods.
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Frank F. Stankey
Holmen
Stankey
Onalaska
Erickson Hardwoods, Inc
Erickson Hardwoods
Nixon Welcomes Whitlam and Tanaka for Talks at White House
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, arriving in a US visit, meets with President Nixon after talks with Henry Kissinger. Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka begins two days of talks with Nixon on trade security and energy amid ongoing regional concerns.
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Japan
Tanaka
U.S
Nixon
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Gough Whitlam
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon Whitlam
White House
Kissinger
Whitlam
Oval Office
Australia
Pacific
Henry Kissinger
China
Southeast Asia
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Ottawa
Kakurei Tanaka
Polaris
South Pacific
Southeast Asian Treaty Organization
SEATO
National Press Club
New York
Commonwealth
Masayoshi Ohira
Weather forecast more pleasant with partial clouds and showers
Partly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers Monday night. Low near 54. Tuesday remains cooler with morning showers possible and a high near 77. North winds 5 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent Monday night and 30 percent Tuesday. Wednesday looks fair with little temperature change and a low around 48.
Look Inside Raise Moves Voters On 193 Percent Pay Hike
Bruce K Helm near Seattle becomes folk hero after voting to address a large salary raise for Washington state legislators. The issue appears on the Washington ballot set for November 6. Page 7.
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Bruce K Helm
Seattle
Washington
Reason For Arrogance at Senate Watergate Hearing
John Mitchell's arrogance is linked to a belief that the hearings would undermine his chance for a fair trial. The article notes his view that the inquiry impacts legal proceedings, framing the conduct as self-serving.
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John Mitchell
Senate Watergate Committee
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Erickson
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