Uganda Detains Peace Corps Members Amid African Tensions
Peace Corps volunteers detained in Kampala after arrival from London as Uganda, Burundi, and Zaire tensions unfold. Officials say the group remains at a hotel near Lake Victoria with Navy coast guards and embassy staff monitoring. The chartered plane was ordered back to Entebbe. later, volunteers were kept at the airport and provided meals and shelter, while diplomats seek a quick resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giliege
Kampaiaithe
U.S
East African Department
Conhtssi
Offi
Zaire
Uganda
Vahdi
Lakeshim
Rachie Vennide
Victoria
Teale
Eee
Bi Ave Peace
Amin
Washington
Nixon
Cambodia
Asanea
Thomas Meltoy
Iastear
Peace Corps Prograganda
Alan di Piero
America
Aus
Kukawa
Peace Corps
Buati
WCW
Bigambuta
Burundi
Vaandan Air Force
Entchhe
Lake Victoria
Kampala
Usain Rehavie Seurves
Gordon Wo Mitchell
Cntitral
Ridin Omessite
Air Ene
Visi
Albert Rego
Smirces
Cgandam
Corps
Vie Entebbe
Hopton Airort
United States
Kamala
Corp
Alan D. Piero
Boston
Gordon Mitchell
Great Britin
Kenya
East Minoan Airways
American Beare Corps
Czands
Cre
Nalvaty
CAP
Nesses
Sponta
Heeis
Litsio
TS Anters
Ores Menders
Carport
Evernight
Sandy Moran
Natral
Driiver
Lake Vitoria
Tattle
Valine Ex
Socialiat
Congress
Iso
Alrpict
Aurh
Senators Press Nixon on Public Views in Watergate Talks
Senators urged President Nixon to provide access to records and testify on Watergate, while members debated presidential privilege and potential impeachment. John Dean testified as the key witness. Mitchell and Gurney linked to planning the Democratic headquarters incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor Burns
Burns
Baker
John Dean
Dean
White House
Gurney
Amin Orders Plane Back After Takeoff
An airliner returned to the airport after takeoff following orders from Amin's command. A crewman quoted the radio operator saying simply Return at once. The crew reported no clear reasoning and described a chase by unidentified fighters over the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin
Omee
Congress Weighs Halt on Allende Amid Chilean Crisis
The report outlines congressional moves and public reaction as Allende faces calls to curb his power in Chile. It notes the political clash over a three month state of siege and Allende's contested economic measures amid inflation and nationalization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allende
Christian Democrats
Chile
Reed
Allerde
Guiee
Fie
Popular
Compmunists
Allende Andes
Dash Mares
Hae
People's Assembly
Congress
Barefoot Doctors Inspire U S Health Care Outlook
Roechford, HL resident Bionts says barefoot doctors, used in China, could improve American health care by handling basic tasks. Jame US notes doctors wheel spinning on unnecessary duties while paramedical workers assist. Klontz cites 1972 physicals reaching 85 to 95 percent of the population and Morgan compares China’s preventive medicine to the U S with early vaccination and sanitation gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bionts
Roechford
Klontz
U.S
Morgan
China
France Warns Of Bomb Tests Amid Protests
France warns of upcoming hydrogen bomb tests as pilots and ships face restrictions. A Tahitian escort vessel departed for tracking duties while secrecy surrounds test centers. France defends its program with a white paper amid Pacific protests from Australia and New Zealand and a stalled International Court ruling.
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Ts Mrcraft
Shigatch
Papeete
Tahiti
Muni Indice
Ce Hay
France
Pacific Basin
Australia
New Zealand
International Court of Justice
Hague
International Court
Weather Map Notes Heavy Rains Hit Texas Panhandle Areas
The forecast mentions heavy rains in Hansford, Hutchinson and Moore counties with severe thunderstorms moving west-southwest at about 20 mph. El Paso reached 102 degrees, and the National Weather Service expects rain and heat to continue through Tuesday. Other regions faced widespread storms from Missouri to the Atlantic coast and across the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansford
Hutchinson
Moore
Tex Panhandle
Borger
Morse
trans-Pecos
Pecos ‘River
el Paso
NWS
Tuesda
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Atlantic
Centrals
Nebraska
Northern Plains
Great Lakes
Communal Farm Founded by Hare Krishna Sect Faces Raid
Swami of New Vrindavan explains the 1968 commune started after a West Virginia graduate joined the sect. A recent raid at the temple wounded four, with charges pending for Kenneth Elmore and an unknown accomplice. Police report harassment and trespass as devotees maintain daily worship and plans for expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio University Graduate School
Informational Society For Krishna
Swami
West Virginia
New Vrindavan
Kenneth Elmoreville
Sama Kanda
Justice of the Peace
United States
Pab. Paine
Vrindavati
Swami Sai
Thirst Institute of Vedic Culture
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupida
India
Krishna
God
Krishna Ronsei
Couple survive whale strike drift on liferafts
A couple survived a whale ram that pierced their yacht below the waterline. They fled in two rubber liferafts with canned food water containers paddles and gear. They tied the rafts together each occupying a raft. They bent safety pins into fish hooks and ate raw fish shark sea birds and turtles. Seven ships passed before one spotted them and rescued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whale
Car Hits Deer Cuts Jail Meal Costs
In Marshall County West Virginia the sheriff reports jail meal cost per inmate averaged 36 cents in June down from 43 cents in May. A deer killed in a highway accident provided meat for inmates who were served deer burgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Imates
Marshall County
Sherif’s
Congressmen Return From Recess Spark Ongoing Pipeline Debate
Congress returns to push a four year farm price program while debates over a multibillion Trans Canada Alaska oil project continue. Mondale Bayh and other sponsors warn of export risks to Japan and emphasize delivery to US and Canadian markets amid energy shortages. The Senate Watergate hearings resume with former Attorney General Mitchell as lead witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
trans-Canada
Alaska
Sori
Walter FL Mondale
Tis Minn
Piesh Rays
Japan
Alaska Pipeline Consorsium
Uys
House
Senate
Special Watergate Investigating Committee
Dent N. Mitchell
Jwer
Hilt
Buffalo culture carved tools from bones in plains life
A historical view recalls how a buffalo supplied weapons, vessels, and gear for Indigenous peoples, with bone knives, bone hoes, horn spoons, hide scraping tools, hoof glue, hair cushions, and beards for shields and adornment. The piece reflects on vanished lifeways near Caprock and the longing it inspires.
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U.S. Senate
Ervin
Committee
Howard H. Baker
Nessee
Award J) Gurney
Blovida
Dedd
Prek Kham Ferry
Phnom Penh
Indianapelix
Geist Reservoir
Maron
Sient
Voningsters
Halt
Caprock
Wounded Knee
Roaring Springs
Double Mountains
Medicine Mounds
Palo Duro
Blanco Canyons
Yellowhouse
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