First manned Soyuz flight in eight months lifts off
The Soyuz 9 mission launched at 10:09 p.m. Moscow time placing two cosmonauts, Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastianov, in orbit for an eight hour rest period after five orbits. Tass described the flight as a program of scientific and technical research focused on manual and automatic systems, weather data, and photographic observations for economy applications.
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Moscow
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Soviet Union
Valentina Nikolayeva- Tereshkova
Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastianov
Leningrad
Neil A. Armstrong
Sevastianov
B52s May See Cambodian Duty
The White House floated possible use of B52 bombers after June 30 to protect U S troops in South Vietnam while ruling out tactical air support for South Vietnamese in Cambodia after the deadline. President Nixon prepared a nationwide address on Cambodia slated for Wednesday.
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Washington
White House
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
San Clemente
Calif
U.S
Ziegler
Reds Overrun S Vietnam Mountain Base in Clash
North Vietnamese troops overran part of a South Vietnamese mountain top artillery base in the northwest, inflicting heavy casualties. At least 46 South Vietnamese soldiers were killed, 84 wounded, 15 missing, with 57 North Vietnamese reported killed. The outpost, Tun Tavern, was once a U S Marine base. Allied advisers from the United States and Australia sustained some losses.
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Saigon
South
Vietnam
Tun Tavern
Philadelphia
Marine Corps
66Th
Peruvians Airlift Aid To Quake Stricken Towns
Peruvians rush aid after a devastating weekend earthquake along a 600 mile coastline. death toll surpasses 1,000 with fears up to 30,000. Huaraz and Chimbote hardest hit as 200,000 homeless, army paratroopers air drop supplies, ships convert to hospital use, engineers repair roads and radio links restored.
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Lima
Peru
Huaraz
Chimbote
Andes
Para
Independencia
Bolognesi
Juan Ve
Lasco
Army Engineers
Ohio House approves campus disorder bill to floor
After seven days of hearings the House Judiciary Committee approved and sent to the floor a measure to prohibit disruption by force or violence at state supported colleges. It sets penalties up to 500 dollars and six months in jail for later offenses and allows suspension and appeal procedures handled by the attorney general. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Richard Richel, faces a tough floor test and unlikely Senate passage before session end.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Richel
R-92
Massillon
State Attorney General’s Office
Powers and
Auth
Ohio college leaders oppose campus disorder bill
Five northern Ohio colleges and universities voice concerns about a state bill to curb campus disorders. Kent State University president Robert I White says the bill is unenforceable and could worsen issues. Akron University president Norman P Auburn notes uncertainty about the measure. Case Western Reserve University president Robert W Morse questions enforceability and constitutionality. Cuyahoga Community College president Charles E Chapman expresses worry if the bill is too harsh.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Robert I. White
Kent State University
House
John C. McDonald
Barry J. Levey
Judiciary Committee
White
Akron University
Norman P. Auburn
Robert W. Morse
Case Western Reserve University
Morse
Harold L. Enarson
Charles E. Chapman
Cuyahoga Community College
OSU Militants Face 1 Million Suit and Arrests
Ohio State University militants confront a $1 million damage suit linked to campus disorders that led to a 12 day shutdown. Five were charged with disturbing a lawful assembly and violating a cordon with arrests of Ad Hoc Committee members William Crandall and Paul Kelton and others including Thomas Holdford, Paul Schneier, and Michael Harris.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Franklin County Common Pleas
William Crandall
Paul Kelton
Ad Hoc Committee For Student Rights
Crawdell
Sylvania
Kelton
Southbury
Conn
Thomas Holdford
Mount Vernon
Paul R. Schneier
Woodside
N. Y
Michael B. Harris
New Brunswick
N. J
Middletown Strike Delays Water Plant and Armco Projects
A Laborers and Hod Carriers Local 34 strike slows four local construction projects including Middletown’s $4.2 million water treatment plant and the Miami Avenue overpass. Fifty workers left Armco Project 600 sites while CG&E and Kaiser Engineers reduce crews. Union and contractors plan talks at the YMCA. officials warn extended stoppage could jeopardize completion dates.
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Laborers & Hod Carriers Union
Local 34
Miami Avenue
Armco
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Hamilton Ymca
Jay Antenen
Antenen
City Public Utilities
Robert Moschell
Moschell
Sam Boeke
Boeke
Cg&e
Frank Messer & Sons, Inc
Kaiser Engineers
Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Showers and Cooler Air
The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for thundershowers with cooler temperatures later tonight. Lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Cloudy and cooler Wednesday with a good chance of showers. Highs in the upper 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 82 with a 790 degree reading and only 0.07 inch of rain in the area.
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Middletown
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