Burger Balks On Mayo Foundation He Quit Timing
Chief Justice Warren E Burger refused to announced any decision on how long he will remain on the Mayo Foundation board. He left Rochester after a closed session without comment amid publicity from other justices’ foundations. His four day a year post runs through 1971 and the next Mayo board meeting is scheduled for November.
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Rochester, Minn
Warren E. Burger
Mayo Foundation
Burger
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mark G. Brataas
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Family Foundation
William C. Douglas
Las Vegas
Gas Train Rolls Out Of Ohio
A controversial World War I poison gas train completed its Ohio leg en route to Lockport New York and to Geismar Louisiana for plastic production. The shipment drew protests from Iowa Governor Robert D. Ray who said his state was not notified and warned of potential disaster.
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Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania
Lockport
N. Y
Denver
Colo
Canada
Indiana
Defiance
Deshler
Fostoria
Tiffin
Williard
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
Warren
Youngstown
Ravenna Army Ammunition Plant
B&o
Baltimore
Army
W. F. Paris
Nho
Mississippi
Geismar
Illinois Central Railroad
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Vandemark Industries
N.Y
Jones Chemical Co
Batavia, N.Y
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
New York
White House
Belfast quiet after fourth night of sectarian riots
British troops separated Protestant and Catholic districts in Belfast as dawn broke after a night of violence. Two killed and 224 wounded in Northern Ireland’s worst disorder since 1920-22. Army and police guarded streets, with some areas calm by 3 am and others active with gunfire and arson.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Queens and Wales
Nantly Romana Catholic Falls Road
Davis Street
Londonderry
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Patrick Hillery
Foreign Office
London
U.N
United Nations
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
da Nang
Camille Likely To Hit Sunday
Gulf Coast residents from Florida to Mississippi faced a hurricane watch as Camille moved northward with 100 mph winds. The storm tracked from the Gulf toward Mobile and Pensacola, with warnings issued from Biloxi to St. Marks as gales and rising tides threatened the coastline.
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Camille
Miami
Gulf Coast
Florida
Mississippi
Biloxi
Miss
St. Marks
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Pensacola
Cuba
Florida West Coast
Gulf
Grand Isle
Las
East Rains Hit Nation As Camille Threatens Coast
Thunderstorms flooded parts of the eastern United States while the west stayed dry. Kansas City suffered a record 7.44 inch 24 hour rainfall with flooded basements and several streets. Hurricane Camille battered the eastern Gulf of Mexico with 100 mph winds and was labeled a great threat by Miami forecasters.
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Camille
Panama City
Fla
United States
Hurricane Center
Miami
Havana
Gulf
Debbie
Atlantic
Associated Press
Kansas City
Gulf of Mexico
U.S
Weather Bureau
FCC investigates interstate telephone complaints drive
The FCC probes interstate phone service amid user complaints of delays in installation poor equipment servicing and crowded lines. The commission has summoned major carriers including AT T US Independent Telephone Association United Telephone Corporation and General Telephone to a forthcoming meeting to discuss ongoing information gathering.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
United States Independent Telephone Association
United Telephone Corporation
General Telephone Corp
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Florida
Woodstock type festival overwhelms White Lake crowds
More than 200000 young fans descended on White Lake New York for a three day rock festival called the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. Traffic jams and abandoned cars clogged area roads while weather disrupted some events. Police and organizers sought calm as acts including the Who Jefferson Airplane Janis Joplin and The Band Crosby Stills and Nash prepared to perform with Hendrix.
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White Lake
N.Y
Catskill Mountains
Richie Havens
The
Who
Jefferson Airplane
Janis Joplin
Band
Jimi Hendrix
Crosby, Stills and Nash
Ground Fighting Slows in South Vietnam as Attacks Continue
Ground action slowed across South Vietnam overnight while enemy rocket and mortar strikes hit 45 allied bases and towns, according to military spokesmen. A U S communique provided the latest tally and context.
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South Vietnam
Saigon
U 5S
Atheist Madalyn Murray O Hair wins space religion hearing
A federal court granted a hearing for Madalyn Murray O Hair in a suit seeking to halt religious activities by astronauts in space. She aims for a temporary restraining order against NASA and astronauts to bar reading or teaching the Bible during space missions.
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Austin, Tex
Madalyn Murray O'Hair
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tornado Damage Aid Requested for Cincinnati Area
Governor James A. Rhodes sent a telegram to President Nixon seeking a federal disaster declaration for Cincinnati and nearby suburbs after a Saturday night tornado killed four, injured over 200, and caused multi million dollar private property damage. Debris clearance is estimated at 200000 dollars as Army survey teams wrap up assessments in Arlington Heights Reading Amberly Madeira Torrance Park Deer Park Wyoming Silverton. The SBA had already declared Hamilton County a disaster area offering limited low interest loans for repairs.
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Rhodes
Cincinnati
Arlington Heights
Reading
Amberly
Madeira
Torrance Park
Deer Park
Wyoming
Silverton
Small Business Administration
Hamilton County
Gamage
Weekend Heat and Storms Turn Miami Valley Weather Sour
A hot humid weekend is ahead in the Miami Valley as showers and thundershowers are forecast through Sunday. Expect a low near 75 tonight and highs reaching the lowers 90s tomorrow. Last night in Middletown recorded four tenths of an inch of rain.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
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IRA
Robert H. Simpson
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