Soviet freighter seized in California on damage suit
In Alameda California a Soviet freighter was seized by federal marshals as security for a 377000 damage lawsuit filed by the Prelude Corp of Westport Point Massachusetts. The suit alleges Soviet trawlers damaged or seized gear belonging to American fishermen including lobster pots and lines. Captain Anatoly Rogachev is named in proceedings.
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San Francisco Bay
U.S
Clifford H. Cline
Prelude Corp
Westport Point
Mass
Prelude
Stalskiy Ly
Anatoly Rogachev
Vladivostok
Cline
Suleyman Stalskiy
Alameda
Calif
San Francisco Federal District Court
Massachusetts
Chances Slim Legislators Can Call It Quits Friday
Oklahoma City AP reports a push to end the session with Senate leaders optimistic in the House though time remains. Budget conferees rejected a provision granting Examiner and Inspector John M. Rogers a $6000 yearly raise for this session, deleting a requirement to audit Grand River Dam Authority funds.
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John M. Rogers
Rogers
Grand River Dam
Vietnam war combat deaths hit five year low
The report shows 19 Americans killed in the Vietnam conflict last week, the lowest weekly toll in over five years. The week May 23-29 saw 14 deaths in 1965 as a prior low, with over half from a rocket attack the prior week reflecting the ongoing enemy casualty counts.
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Saicon Aps
Inews
South Vietnam Opens Oil Exploration Area
South Vietnam opened 160000 square miles off its coast for oil exploration with a 60 day bid filing window. The National Petroleum Board announced the action as part of expanding offshore energy development.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
National Petroleum Board
Cuba May Hold 3 U S Vessels
Havana radio reports three private craft with 13 American passengers are in Cuban hands. One is an 8 foot yacht that arrived Sunday. The broadcast quotes Cubans saying violators of Cuban waters will be remanded to revolutionary tribunals.
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Havana
Miami
Cuba
Senate tells military to treat addicts in uniform
The Senate urged the military to identify and treat drug addicts in uniform rather than punish them, arguing heroin use is widespread in Vietnam. Sen. Harold Hughes said inductees face higher heroin risk than Viet Cong and urged policy change to remove fear of punishment.
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Vietnam
Oklahoma Senate approves license fee bill to steady wildlife funds
The Oklahoma Senate today passed a hunting and fishing license fee bill that prevents fees from dropping from 3.25 to 2. The measure averts a projected financial crisis for the Wildlife Department and maintains revenue stability.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Senate
Wildlife Department
Showers Bring Moisture to Lawton Area Weather Outlook
A cloud passed over Lawton around 6 a.m. triggering light showers in downtown Lawton and at Fort Sill. Hobart reported heavy thunderstorms by 11 a.m. Rain chances are 30 percent today and Friday, 40 percent tonight, with highs in the mid 90s.
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Lawton
53Rd
Gore Boulevard
Fort Sill
Hobart
Nixon Announces Exports Eased for Strategic Goods
President Nixon outlined new export policy allowing shipments of autos food and coal deemed strategic to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe under direct Commerce Department approval. He also said imports from China would be permitted in full.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
U.S
Commerce Department
Nixon
China
Soviet cosmonauts settle in for long space stay
The three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 11 report the orbital space lab is functioning well and they are settled in for an extended mission. Commander Georgy Volsky leads the crew with Vladislav Volkov assisting as flight engineer. the crew remains in good health and focused on completing the flight program.
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Orbital Space Laboratory
Sys
Saly
Georgy Volsky
Space Lab
Volkov
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