Private Talk From Skylab Sparks Protest
Skylab 1 commander Charles Conrad Jr. sought and received permission for a private conversation with Johnson Space Center officials on operational matters. NASA apologized and said such talks will not occur again unless a crew member is ill or in distress. The exchange sparked protest from NASA deputy administrator John P. Donnelly, who argued the chat was improper and challenged secrecy in space programs.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Space Agency
America
Conrad
Stephen Mueller Injured In Tractor Overturn
Stephen Mueller, 16, is in intensive care at University of Missouri Medical Center after a tractor overturned on him on a family farm west of Mexico. He suffered severe facial cuts and broken jaws. He is expected to be moved from intensive care soon but will remain hospitalized while injuries heal.
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University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Forrest Mueller
Lakeside Place
Mexico
Mexico Lions Install Tonight Dinner Dance Meeting
The Mexico Lion's Club will hold its annual installation of officers at 6:30 tonight at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The Suppressed Desires will provide the music with Ron Galloway of Centralia as installing officer.
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Lion’s Club
Knight's of Columbus
Ron Galloway
Centralia
Lion's Club
Burglar Nabbed While Napping
Milwaukee AP report states Mrs Edna G Polin woke at dawn Tuesday to a stranger asleep on her living room floor. Police arrested Raymond Hammer 23, whose pocket contained Polin's wallet. Hammer has prior theft conviction in Milwaukee County Court.
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Milwaukee
Edna G. Polin
Raymond Hammer
Police State Tactics Hit By Eagleton
SHREWSBURY, NJ AP Sen Thomas Eagleton D Mo said campaign spying and illegal acts threaten the value of the individual vote He condemned Watergate as a grave threat to the rule of law and said the president may not have known but aides violated justice He predicted the 1976 race will hinge on the economy and noted a recent rift with McGovern but said they are on good terms now
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Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
United States
Eagleton
George McGovern
Missouri
Monmouth County
Sen. McGovern
Bullet In Head Killed Mueller
Clayton, Mo. AP report says Lester H. Mueller 35 was found dead in the trunk of his car at Lambert-St. Louis Airport with a bullet wound in the back of the head. Mueller and Richard Beck of Hazelwood were indicted on charges of extorting $50,000 from a Memphis banker last December.
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Clayton, Mo
Lester H. Mueller
Lambert-St. Louis
St. Louis
Mueller
Spanish Lake
Richard Beck
Hazelwood
Memphis
Half Block Fire Destroys Five Wentzville Businesses
Three fire departments battled a Tuesday blaze in Wentzville Missouri that wiped out five businesses in a half block of the commercial district. The origin remains undetermined with no serious injuries reported and no damage estimate yet. Fire crews from Wentzville New Melle and O Fallon fought the flames.
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Wentzville
New Melle
O'Fallon
Bond Names Advisors On Health Plan
Jefferson City AP Gov Bond names a 28 member advisory council on comprehensive health planning to develop a statewide EMS program and address costs services manpower facilities human ecology and environmental quality for Missourians. names include Ruth Bowie C Howe Eller Robert Piening and many others from St Louis Kansas City Independence Columbia Joplin and Jefferson City with Sen Robert Young among appointees.
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Christopher S. Bond
Bond
Senate
William
Ruth) Bowie
St. Louis
C. Howe Eller
Robert ©. Piening
Everett Roeder
E. Grey Dimond
Kansas City
Meyer Goldman
Bernard Powell
Josephine Aitcheson
Reed Boles
Oscar Rexford
William W. Stepp
Independence
Shelton Bower
Charles F. Clausen
North Kansas City
Lola Upshaw
Hardland
James Dexter
Columbia
Herbert Domke
New Bloomfield
J. W. Fleming
Moberly
Richard Wallace
Richard Cravens
Paul Doll
Robert Pindholm
R. A. Michael
Five Army and Marines Charged With Aiding the Enemy
Washington AP army charges allege five Army soldiers and three Marines aiding the enemy while POWs in Hanoi. Named are SSG Robert Chenoweth Portland and SSG John Young Grayslake among five Army repatriates and three Marines, held at The Plantation camp. Charges include constructing model aircraft for North Vietnamese target practice and conspiracy, with court martial undecided as of Tuesday.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hanoi
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U.S
Chenoweth
Young
Spec
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Highland Heights
James A. Daly Jr
Brooklyn
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Chicago
Alfonso Riate
Santa Rosa
Calif
Abel L. Kavanaugh
Denver
Colo
Frederick L. Elbert Jr
Brentwood
NBC
Daly
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Col
Nixon Skips bully role aim in Iceland talks with Pompidou
President Nixon flies to Reykjavik for two days of talks with Georges Pompidou to ease fears of U S bullying Western Europe and to press for quick action on monetary issues while outlining a new Atlantic charter. Kissinger rejects any plan for one grand deal and says subjects interrelate as a necessity. Summit leads to a potential presidential Europe visit after mid October with prior talks in Washington with Britain West Germany and Italy.
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Iceland
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Uncle Sam
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Pompidou
Reykjavik
Henry A. Kissinger
France
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United States
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Western Europe
U.S
Kissinger
Ropean
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Iceland Britain clash over 50 mile fisheries claim at UN
Iceland and Britain protested to the United Nations over the cod war without seeking Security Council action. Britain accused Iceland of aggression and cited the shelling of the trawler Everton as the latest in a series of dangerous actions. The dispute centers on Iceland extending its territorial waters to 50 miles, a move Britain and West Germany refuse to recognize beyond 12 miles as British and German trawlers continue fishing in the area. British navy ships have recently operated inside the 50 mile limit to safeguard British vessels.
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Iceland
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Kurt Waldheim
West Germany
Iceland Expels British Diplomat Over Naval Secrets
Iceland expelled British diplomat Michael Elliott for divulging secret movements of Icelandic ships amid a dispute with Britain over fishing grounds. Foreign Minister Einar Agustsson urged the UN Security Council to view British warships in Icelandic waters as a threat to peace. NATO urged restraint and renewed calls for negotiated settlement.
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Iceland
Michael Elliott
Elliott
Foreign Office News Department
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Security Council
Britain
NATO
NATO Council
Brussels
Bayh to Keynote Missouri Democrat Days in Hannibal
Senator Birch Bayh will deliver the keynote at the closing banquet of the 2nd Annual Missouri Democrat Days in Hannibal. The two day observance also features Senator Eagleton, Senator Symington, and former Governor Hearnes. A rally at Central Park with State Treasurer Spainhower caps Saturday events after Friday night dances at the Hannibal Armory.
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Hannibal
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Stuart Symington
Warren E. Hearnes
Central Park
James I. Spainhower
Hannibal Armory
Manslaughter Charge After Memorial Day Crash in Crawford County
In Crawford County Magistrate Court Billy Hopwood 18 Bourbon faced manslaughter charges for a Memorial Day weekend crash that killed 18 year old Rickey Dale Brakefield also of Bourbon. Bond set at 2000. Prosecutor Larry Dent said Hopwood was criminally negligent operating the car on the wrong side of the road when it left the roadway and overturned Sunday night.
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Steeleville, Mo
Crawford County
Billy Hopwood
Bourbon
Paul Bell
Hopwood
Rickey Dale Brakefield
Larry Dent
Princess Anne Engagement Signals Royal Wedding Plan
England's Princess Anne and Mark Phillips announce engagement signaling a fall wedding likely in Westminster Abbey with a royal procession in London. Phillips, a lieutenant in the Queen's Dragoon Guards, hails from a wealthy line. Anne is fourth in line to the throne and will gain a larger annual stipend after marriage.
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Anne
Mark Phillips
Britain
Europe
Times of London
Wiltshire
Great Somerford
Elizabeth III
Prince Philip
Westminster Abbey
Lonon
Phillips
Dragoon Guards
West Germany
Mexico City
Brazil Moves to Boost Global Coffee Prices
Brazil the world leader in coffee production launches an aggressive price rise aimed at lifting world prices. It announced a 2 cent a pound increase this week and officials indicate further hikes may follow, targeting U S coffee drinkers as the main beneficiaries of higher prices.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Crossword Puzzle Across Feature From Yesterday
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Teamsters Replace Convicted Official in East St. Louis
Kenneth L. Fults who is appealing a five year federal prison sentence for a liquor theft case resigns as president of East St. Louis Local 729. He is replaced by Joseph Bacott as recording secretary John Ferguson notes. About 119 cases of stolen whisky were found in a Canteen Township garage connected to the case. Other defendants received prison terms ranging from two to four years.
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Kenneth L. Fults
East St. Louis
Joseph Bacott
Fults
Fairview Heights
St. Louis
Joseph J. Alonzo
Canteen Township
Daniel
John Zita
Highland, Ill
William Phillips
Canteen Township Highway
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