Hijackers land in Dubai after Japan Airlines jet seizure
A Japan Airlines Boeing 747 carrying 123 passengers and 22 crew was hijacked over the Netherlands by three men claiming to be Japanese revolutionaries. The plane was forced to Dubai, with hostage demands for an imprisoned Lod Airport massacre participant.
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Joint chiefs chief to report on Cambodia bombing coverup
Adm. Thomas Moorer met with the Senate Armed Services acting chair to initiate a candid report on the secret U S bombing raids in Cambodia. A Pentagon spokesman cited external pressure from outside the Defense Department to withhold the truth for diplomatic reasons.
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Prices rise on pork eggs and milk in major cities
U S consumer prices were frozen pending Phase IV guidance as predicted increases near term await next week. Reports from New York Dallas Boston and Atlanta show pork eggs milk and poultry edging up with some stores announcing higher prices while others hold steady.
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Congress Approves 19 Billion Highway Transit Bill
House Senate negotiators reach a three year federal aid package totaling 19 billion dollars allowing urban mass transit funding from the highway trust fund starting July 1 1975. The pact ends months of talks with Nixon set to sign before the August recess.
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Highway Action Coalition
Ehrlichman backs release of Watergate tapes
London UPI Ehrlichman says he would be glad to see White House conversation tapes produced in the Watergate investigation. He markets them as ultimate evidence and says he will answer Senate questions fully and truthfully.
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Skylab II mission extended after flawless rehearsal
Skylab II flight window extended from 56 to 59 days after a near flawless dress rehearsal. Astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Louisma prep for July 28 launch with splashdown planned near San Diego. Health data show first crew 28 days weightless. week by week review to decide continuation.
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Nixon to End Secret White House Tapes
President Nixon has decided to end the secret recordings of conversations in White House offices. Officials say disclosure of devices and taped chats caused embarrassment and undermined their validity. Nixon prepared a letter to Sen. Ervin and planned to make it public Monday.
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