Ford Says Nixon Should Obey Supreme Court Tapes Order
Vice President Ford said he assumes Nixon would comply with a Supreme Court ruling to turn over White House tapes to Leon Jaworski. He noted public comments avoid commitment and cited impeachment chances as declining while praising trade reform and world partnership goals during a Dallas World Trade Center dedication.
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Ford says police car window shattered by heat in Dallas
Vice President Gerald R. Ford, in Dallas for dedication ceremonies, said a police followup car window was shattered by heat rather than gunfire. No one was injured and Nixon reportedly called Ford to explain the incident.
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Ohio prison guards walk out over pay in Lebanon strike
Lebanon Correctional Institution guards walked off in protest over a 31 cent hourly raise for all state employees. AFSCME locals at three prisons weigh a statewide strike if a legislative committee does not act by Tuesday. Supervisors staffed the facility as unions seek cost of living adjustments amid state funding disputes.
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Canadian election rated a toss-up
Ottawa reports a close race between Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau and opposition leader Robert Stanfield. Polls foresee a likely minority government with Liberals leading but Conservatives gaining. public focus on inflation and discontent, questions over issues like natives rights and Quebec language law linger.
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Weather looks warm with possible thundershowers
A weatherman forecasts a 30 percent chance of thundershowers today or this evening. Highs reach the upper 80s with overnight lows around the mid 60s. Tomorrow will be mostly sunny with highs again in the upper 80s.
Two Die As Cabin Cruiser Explodes On Lake Barkley
An explosion on a 42 foot cabin cruiser at Fort Ken Bar Boat Dock, Grand Rivers, killed William Catron and his wife aged 39, both from Ohio. Their companions, Richard and Mrs David Lambert, were injured and hospitalized with fractures but later released. The blast occurred about 8 a.m. CDT after the boat had docked the previous evening.
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Nixon still plans visit to Japan
President Nixon relaxed in Florida as reports circulated about a possible August trip to Japan. A White House spokesman said overseas travel plans are not fixed but Nixon expects to visit Japan sometime in 1974. Some White House sources confirm discussion, though no public confirmation was given.
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From cow pasture to city airport a pioneer’s memory
George Wedekind began flying from Sam Farnsworth farm in 1924 in a World War I biplane. Fifty years later that cow pasture became a municipal airport as local aviation pioneers recall the early wild days.
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Dope Ring Smuggling Feat Using Military Planes
A Justice Department report says a 22 member drug-smuggling ring moved at least 162 pounds of cocaine from Chile to New York via Washington between 1973 and last month. Indictments in New York on June 5 accuse a Chilean naval officer and an embassy officer of coordinating the shipments. Chilean authorities arrested 16 in Santiago, while six were seized in Washington area New York City and Madison, Wis. Diplomatic pouches were used to transport the drugs, with cooperation cited between U.S. and Chilean agencies.
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Light returns to 80 year old after 74 years blind
BRISTOL Va AP Mrs Josephine Mulkey 80 can see after 74 years of blindness from a childhood accident a corneal transplant in Abingdon Va restored her sight The operation on June 13 gave her a clear view of leaf on a tree cobwebs neon signs and her family She now enjoys a revived sense of life and gratitude with seven children sixteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren surviving from her long life
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