Penguin spacesuits tested on Soviet orbital station crew
Three cosmonauts aboard the Sa uter station tested penguin spacesuits designed to counter weightlessness. Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev ate exercised and worked as the station orbits 150 miles above Earth. Tass said the suits use a suspender-type system to support the cosmonauts and help them adjust the scientific gear aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPT
Soviet Union
Orbital Laboratory
Moscow Radio
Tass
Tion
United States
Radio Moscow
Dobrovolsky
Senate backs 2.6 billion pay hike to recruit volunteers
The Senate approved a 2.6 billion military pay raise boosting base pay for a new recruit to 301.50 monthly and total annual pay to 5328.43. The measure, tied to extending the draft two years, aims to attract volunteers despite a Nixon call for a smaller first installment. Senate vote 51 to 27 supports a broader defense budget addition of 16 billion for the coming year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Nixon
Congress
Swimming Lessons At Linton Pool Next Week
Free swimming lessons offered at the Linton Swimming Pool by the American Red Cross Water Safety Department from June 14 to 18. Classes for all levels run 9 to 10 30 a.m. Monday through Friday. enrollment closes after Tuesday. Participation requires a signed permission slip from parents and physician.
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Linton
Water Safety Department
The
American Red Cross
George D. Johnson
Jan Bowers
Susan Oaken
Ginger Franklin
Carol Shelton
Jove Cabel
Randy Firestone
Kris Laughlin
Bill Gray
Rick Benefield
Sandy Oaken
Robin Smith
Karen Adams
Nancy Ferry
Linda Lemonds
Pam Simpson
Claire Cabel
Harriet Bedwell
Man Finds Fortune In Attic In Francisco Indiana
Roy Thomas Meier found 101 777 dollars in three shoeboxes and jars in his attic and reported it to Gibson County authorities. He may file a claim later, while the Rembe estate heirs and attorney prepare. The cash was discovered while inspecting home purchased from the Rembe estate.
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Gibson County
George Rembe
Hazel
Melvin Hughes
Oakland City
Vern Partenheimer Jr
Princeton
Rembe
Meier
Beverly
George R. Rehnquist
Association For Retarded Plans Project Drives Coupon Aid
The Greene County Association for Retarded Children collects Holland coupons again to fund sports equipment for the trainable class at Bloomfield. Past drives provided 12 coffee pots to Muscatatuck, now seeking basketballs footballs baseballs bats and gloves. Send coupons to Mrs. Willa Hill 528 South Jefferson St Bloomfield 47424.
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Greene County Association For
Muscatatuck
Bloomfield
Willa Hill
South
Jefferson St
Linton Daily Citizen Delivery Reminder Notice
Reader urged to contact the Citizen Office at 847-4487 if the newspaper is not received by 6 00 p m or by 6 30 p m after attempting to reach the carrier with no answer.
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Linton Daily Citizen
Citizen Office
Paratroop Reinforcements Lift Two Month Siege of Base 5
A battalion of South Vietnamese paratroopers arrived by helicopter to relieve Fire Base 5 in the Central Highlands near Laos. U S and South Vietnamese aircraft supported the relief with napalm and bombs as B52s hit North Vietnamese positions 190 miles north of Saigon. The siege had left 33 defenders dead and 60 wounded with 200 defenders low on ammo and food. Cambodian fighting near Phnom Penh continued with heavy losses on both sides.
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Saigon
UPID
Central Highlands
Laos
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Cobra
Israel seeks U S weapons to meet Egyptian threats
Prime Minister Golda Meir urged the United States to fulfill Israel’s arms request without delay warning that delays could invite Egyptian military threats and political blackmail. She spoke to the Knesset amid Cairo Moscow pact tensions and urged continued U S support for air defense and arms supplies.
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Golda Meir
Israel
United States
Egypt
Sullivan County Reports Two Consecutive Fatalities
Sullivan County records two road deaths in two days after 157 days without a fatality. Martin Regan 28 Hebron died when his car hit a utility pole after skidding at high speed. Kay Drake 12 Shelburn was killed when her motorcycle collided with a car driven by John Nash 33 Shelburn southeast of Fairbanks. Phillip Hauger 16 Shelburn died Tuesday when his car collided with a truck driven by Morris Sims 25 Albertville Ala on U S 41 at Shelburn.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Kay Drake
Shelburn
John Nash
Fairbanks
Phillip Hauger
U.S
Morris Sims
Albertaville
Ala
Kosygin outlines Soviet arms reduction offer in Europe
Soviet Premier Kosygin told an election audience in Moscow that the USSR could reduce its forces in Europe if NATO states show a sincere commitment to bilateral withdrawals. He accused the West of blocking peace proposals and said negotiations on troop reductions could begin, while noting hostile forces elsewhere. He also criticized U S relations as not satisfactory.
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Moscow
UPI
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Europe
NATO
Kosygin
Bolshoi Theater
Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
Soviet
Georgia
United States
Murder of Chilean Political Leader Blamed On Extremists
In Santiago police pursue two suspects from Vanguard of the People after the murder of Interior Minister Edmundo Perez Zujovic. President Allende imposes partial martial law with curfews, searches, and travel restrictions to quell unrest.
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Santiago
Chile
UPD
Salvador Allende
Allende
Klling
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Pampa Irigiyen
Perez Zukovic
Christian Democratic
Eduardo Frei
Left
Paredes
Perez
Defense Ministry
Linton City Council Spends Evening on Roads and Golf
The Linton City Council held a regular June meeting and a later special session to discuss street projects and golf course upgrades. They approved claims totaling 55 462.97, set September 1973 as a sewage completion deadline, and granted requests to close an alley for a band fundraiser.
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Linton
Civitan Club
Cecil Shelton
Lake View
Abe Bowersock
Otis Navel
Linton-Stockton Band Parents Organization
Clyde McIntosh
Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co
John Yaw
Yaw
A. M. Risher
Vincennes
Little
Main
First
Eighth Street
Little’ A
Arterial
Indianapolis
Risher
Evelyne Dye
Oro McCollister
Robert Walters
Robert Moss
Fred Coulter
Floyd Evans
Bayh Still Undecided On Candidacy
Sen. Birch Bayh of Indiana says he has not decided whether to seek the Democratic presidential nomination and will not enter the Indiana primary unless he is definite about running. He plans to decide this fall and would prioritize Florida over New Hampshire if he runs.
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Washington
UPI
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Indiana
Senate
Florida
New Hampshire
Bayh
Okinawa Reversion Pact Signed by U S and Japan
UPI reports an eight point treaty to return Okinawa to Japan after 26 years of U S occupation. Secretary Rogers and Foreign Minister Aichi finalized details in Paris after 18 months of talks. Ratification by U S Congress and Japanese Diet required before transfer date.
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Paris
UPI
Japan
Okinawa
William P. Rogers
U.S
Kiichi Aichi
Eisaku Sato
Rogers
Aichi
Girl Killed In Mowing Accident In Redkey Indiana
Debra H. Coon, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Coon of Redkey, was fatally injured when a rotary mower struck by a wire cut an artery while she mowed the family lawn. Authorities said the accident occurred Tuesday afternoon.
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Redkey
Ind
UPI
Debrah Coon
James Coon
Gatz Certifed as Waterworks Operator After Exams
Ray W. Gatz of the Lintan water utility passed written and oral tests to become a certified waterworks operator. Fifty-two Indiana waterworks employees took the exams, forty achieved certification, after eight weekly classes from February to May. The certificate will be awarded at the September district water works meeting. Sponsors include the Indiana Section of the American Water Works Association, Purdue University, the Indiana State Board of Health, Vincennes University, and others assisting with night classes.
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Ray W. Gatz
Lintan Water Utility
Indiana
Gatz
American Waterworks Association
Purdue University
Indiana State Board of Health
Vincennes University
Possible POW Release Agreement Seen
The White House says Communist negotiators in Paris cling to discussing POW releases only after a firm US withdrawal date from Vietnam. Clark Clifford says a short settlement could allow a year end U.S. pullout with POWs freed within 30 days, while Viet Cong officials claim prisoners could be released even before withdrawal. Xuan Thuy signals settlement tied to withdrawal and Saigon aid terms, not to a coalition government.
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Washington
UPD
White House
Paris
Vietnam
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Clark M. Clifford
Johnson
U.S
Clifford
Robert L. Leggett
D. Calif
Washington Post
North Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Chalmers M. Roberts
Hanoi
Auan Thuy
Saigon
Zhen
Xuang Thuy
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Association For Retarded Plans Project
Orbiting Laboratory
U. S
United Press International
Mrs. Meir
Knesset
Suez Canal
Cairo
Moscow Friendship Pact
West
San Gabriel
Air West
Duarte
Calif
Frei
Belgium
Perez Zujovic
Mercedes Benz
Maria Angelica
Eduardo Parades
Ronald Rivera Calderon
Arturo
Vanguard of the People
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