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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1973

Page

5

Cosmonauts begin elementary classes at Space Center Houston

Ten Russian cosmonauts and 24 engineers started their first full day of classes at Johnson Space Center to plan the Apollo Soyuz Test Project set for 1975. Aleksei Leonov, asked about language issues, quipped no problem English as Thomas Stafford leads U S efforts and training proceeds in classrooms.

Aleksei Leonov Leonov Stafford U.S Russia Valeriy Kubasov

Senate OKs automatic pay raises for lawmakers

Senate approves a bill creating a biannual pay review commission for Congress and top officials. The commission would propose raises to the president who could approve or modify them. absent disapproval within 30 days, raises take effect automatically. Current law requires president appointed reviews every four years.

Washington Congress Senate House

Panama Avenue Closure for Repairs in 1973 Program

Panama Avenue from west of Beech Street to east of Auburn Street will close for about one week for street sidewalk curb and gutter repairs and resurfacing as part of the city street repair program.

Panama Avenue Beech Street Auburn Street

Ticks Threaten Texas Cattle Industry

The Agriculture Department reports cattle fever ticks threaten livestock in Texas and the Southwest. Federal quarantines cover seven Texas counties Duval Jim Wells Kleberg Live Oak McMullen Neuces and Webb, requiring livestock to be dipped before interstate shipments. The ticks carry piroplasmosis, a severe cattle blood disease.

Washington Texas Southwest Agriculture Department Duval Jim Wells Kleberg Live Oak McMullen Neuces Webb

Americans released after detention in Uganda and Burundi transit

A chartered flight brought 111 Americans from Entebbe to Bukavu after Uganda freed them following detention. President Amin granted release amid tension over mercenary fears and a potential dispute with the United States. The group planned training to teach in the former Belgian Congo, with mixed reactions from travelers during a lakeside stay.

Mobutu Sese Seko Uganda Idi Amin Amin Burundi Entebbe Lake Victoria Ken Beck Walla Walla Wash USS Kinshasa Peace Corps Bukavu Zaire Belgian Congo Lakeside Cople Nancy Spoor Hamden, Conn Binnie Polonsky Philadelphia Bujumburu U.S Nixon Cambodia Kampala Radio Julius Nyerere Tanzania Washington State Department Paul Hare Department

Bahamas Declares Independence in Midnight Nassau Ceremony

More than 50,000 Bahamians celebrate independence as the Union Jack falls at 11:59 p.m. and a new tricolor rises. Prime Minister Pindling, Prince Charles, and Sir John Paul oversee the ceremony with dignitaries from 52 countries as crowds sing the new anthem March on Bahamaland.

Nassau Bahamas Islands Britain Bahama Clifford Park Lynden O. Pindling Prince Charles Sir John Paul Pindling U.S Rogers C. B. Morton Raul Roa Florida Claude Kirk Flip Wilson Sidney Poitier Bahamaland

Bhutto signals Bangladesh recognition with conditions

Pakistan's National Assembly authorizes President Bhutto to recognize Bangladesh but requires repatriation of 90 000 Pakistani POWs held in India. Bhutto said he aims to avoid turning Moslem Bengal into Hindu Bengal and warned against Indian opposition.

Islamabad Pakistan National Assembly Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Bangladesh Bhutto India Bengal Subcontinent

Mekong Fire Fight Hammers Tankers and Barge Near Phnom Penh

Five oil tankers and an ammunition barge ran a gunfire gauntlet from insurgents on both Mekong banks as U S jets strafed positions. One tanker was abandoned aflame near Koh Tachor Island. Filipino crew rescued by Cambodian gunboats. A rice and fish convoy reached Kompong Som after road reopening.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Mekong Koh Tachor Island Neak Luong Melchor Cabanelas Kompong Som

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