Fourteen Die As Soviet SST Crashes At Paris Air Show
At Goussainville near Paris a Soviet TU144 crashed during a demonstration, killing 14 including two pilots and four crew. 28 injured as wreckage and burning jet rained on the town. authorities and aviation experts began investigations into the cause.
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Paris
Goussainville
France
Russia
le Bourget
Mikail Koslov
Andre Turcat
Moscow
Vassili Kazakov
Kazakov
Skylab Aboard Faces Solar Panel Release Mission
Skylab astronauts await word on a space walk to free a jammed solar panel. If successful, power could double, aiding a potential mission extension. Commander Charles Conrad Jr. leads decisions on who goes out and how to release the panel, with safety as priority.
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Howard Benedict
AP Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Skylab
Space
Space Agency
Charles Conrad Jr
William C. Schneider
Weather outlook shows showers possible Monday to Tuesday
Variable cloudiness Monday night and Tuesday with a chance of occasional showers or thunderstorms late Monday. Lows upper 50s, highs near 82 Tuesday. Southwest winds 8 to 18 mph. 20 percent precipitation Monday night and Tuesday. Wednesday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and a low around 55.
Coastal nations stake claims to high seas
A brief note on nations asserting claims over areas once considered open seas. The item references ongoing debates in maritime law and geopolitics, with editors drawing attention to shifting legal and strategic boundaries.
Watergate Hearing Delays Denied by Ervin Panel
Committee chairman Sam J. Ervin rejects Archibald Cox plea for indefinite delay of the Watergate hearings. Cox seeks postponement as the inquiry continues. Page 13.
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Sam J. Ervin
Archibald Cox
White House Admits Watergate Meetings
The White House acknowledged to day that President Nixon con ferred this year with John Dean III about the Watergate scandal but said logs detailing the time and place of such sessions would not be provided to Justice Department or senatorial investigators. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said records existed only as diaries by staff aides and logs would not be supplied to a federal grand jury or the Senate Watergate committee. The White House defended its logs as not subject to subpoena and asserted an attorney client relationship between Nixon and Dean.
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White House
Nixon
John Dean III
Justice Department
Dean
Senate
Gerald L. Warren
Office of Counsel
Warren
Administration
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Watergate
Washington Post
New York Times
Gested
Holton
NBC
Meet the Press
Robert S. Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Daniel J. Evans
Strauss
Duong Minh criticizes Saigon, urges freedom steps
Former president Duong Minh accuses Saigon of blocking peace and calls for immediate release of political prisoners and removal of repressive laws. In the field, a South Vietnamese helicopter with six crew was shot down by Communist gunners, with at least 55 enemy killed in two clashes.
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Saigon
Duong van Minh
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon Command
Minh
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
South Vietnam
Harry Newburg Dies At 85 In La Crosse
Harry Newburg longtime La Crosse business and civic leader died at 85 in a local nursing home. He served 48 years with Newburg Clothing Co and later moved to real estate. He was a 20 year member and two time president of the La Crosse Common Council, proposed major projects, and held roles with the Interstate Fair Association City Plan Commission and Housing Authority. He survived by his wife Agnes two daughters and a grandson. Memorials to Scheie Eye Institute Philadelphia.
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Harry Newburg
Cass St
la Crosse
Newburg Clothing Co
Newburg
Mary E. Sawyer
Interstate Fair Association
Auditorium Board
City Plan Commission
la Crosse Housing Authority
Jan Newburg
Long Beach
Calif
Harold Scheie
Madison St
Mr. Newburg
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
Msgr. John Paul
Catholic
Scheie Eye _ Institute
Philadelphia
Woodruff Funeral Home
Governors urge Nixon to explain Watergate at Tahoe conference
Governors from both parties pressed President Nixon for immediate press conferences on Watergate at the bipartisan Governors Conference in Stateline Nevada. The clash over resolutions dominated talks as lawmakers sought clarity on Nixon’s involvement and the scandal’s impact on federal state fiscal policy.
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Nixon
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Stateline, Nev
Lake Tahoe
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Republican Governors Association
Sug
Consumers Go To War In Class Action Suits
In New Jersey a class action voided contracts of 24 customers paying 280 for home educational kits worth 40. California cases allow interest on tax escrow accounts tied to mortgage holders. Lawsuits target drug firms oil firms and a door to door freezer salesman. Class actions grow, but courts vary in acceptance.
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Washington
New Jersey
California
U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs
District of Columbia
Chemical Bank of New York
Senate
Green Bay
Beverly C. Moore Jr
Ralph Nader
Stock Commission
Nathaniel Colley
Colley
Pacific Legal Foundation
California State Chamber of Commerce
Ronald A. Zumbrun
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Clintonville
Marathon County
Lars Norberg
Marshfield
Mary Ann Cadle
Carpentersville
Ill
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Mission Control
Control Center
Conrad
Schneider
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
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Paul J. Weitz
James A. Lovell
Lovell
Oliver Wendell
Robert Gehl
Tribune
Ann Landersee
Eeeenee
Bridge
Eee
TV Log
North Vietnam
South
Vietnam
Patrick Henry Kin
Richmond, Va
Cornelis Scott Tuck
Patrick Henry
William Tuck
By G. David Wallace
Mark Budnitz
National Consumer Law Center
American College of Trial Lawyers
New York
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