Soviet police detain U S congressman in Moscow
Soviet police detained Rep. James H. Scheuer of New York for nearly two hours after detaining him at a private gathering of Jewish intellectuals in Moscow. He said he faced questioning about Jewish conditions in the Soviet Union and was released without incident. The incident coincided with U S concerns over a Soviet exchange student who slashed his wrists at Kennedy Airport.
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James H. Scheuer
N.Y
Scheuer
Soviet Union
Washington
de- Lerner
Vladimir
Lerner
Merab Kurshvily
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Martha's Vineyard
Coast Guard
Karashvily
Final report on Marshall jetliner crash for NTSB review
The Herald Dispatch reports the final Marshall University jetliner crash report due next week to the National Transportation Safety Board in Washington. The disaster killed most of the football team and coaching staff among 75 deaths, with limited FAA recommendations and testimony in Huntington and Washington hearings on approach rules for non precision instrument landings.
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Huntington
W. Va
FAA
Washington
Russian goes home after six hour airport stand
A Russian exchange student Merab Kurashvily 36 left Kennedy airport for home after U S officials ruled he acted of his own free will in slashing his throat and wrists. The six hour delay to allow talks ended with confirmation he wished to return home.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
U.S
Samuel Zutty
Merab Kutashvily
Bulldozer Operator Crushed In I-275 Pier Work
Campbell County Coroner ordered an investigation into the death of bulldozer operator Joan Hicks 27 of Shepherdsville Ky after he was found crushed beneath a bulldozer while stockpiling rocks for pier construction on the I-275 bridge project over the Licking River near Wilder Ky.
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Newport
Licking River
Campbell County
Fred Stine
Joan Hicks
Shepherdsville
Stine
Wilder
Vietnam War Aims Tie U S Pullout to Peace Talks
Paris reports say South Vietnam demands full U S withdrawal tied to North Vietnamese troop exit and POW releases as talks aim for an overall settlement. US officials back the stance, while Hanoi denies regular forces’ presence and Nixon links final withdrawal to prisoner releases and Saigon’s survival.
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Vietnam
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William J Porter
Hanoi
Nixon
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