Tornadoes blamed on jet stream drive of recent weather
Washington AP reports that an unusually strong jet stream has fueled more than 700 tornadoes since January and heavy rains from the Appalachians to the Midwest, with drought conditions in the Pacific Northwest. Forecasters expect a shift in June toward the Middle Atlantic and Gulf Coast and possible rain in the Pacific Northwest as the jet weakens.
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Senate Subpoena Aims at Nixon Dean Conversation Logs
The Senate Watergate committee planned to serve a subpoena for logs of conversations between President Nixon and former White House counsel John W. Dean III. A dispute over access could spark a three way clash over a major constitutional issue in the Watergate dispute. The White House said…
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Gerald R. Ford
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Ervin Committee
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Ethel Kennedy Quiet Life Five Years After Tragedy
Five years after Robert F. Kennedy’s death, Ethel Kennedy leads a quieter life with her 11 children. She hosts small dinners at Hickory Hill in McLean Virginia and remains active with family friends. Despite rumors she has no plans to remarry, she appears poised and caring as she navigates public and private duties.
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Jean-Claude Killy
Rod Laver
Art Buchwald
Los Angeles
Ethel Kennedy
Hickory Hill
Kennedy
McLean, Va
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Skylab crew rehearses two man space walk to free jammed panel
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Joseph P Kerwin practice a four hour rehearsal for a planned Thursday space walk to free a jammed one inch aluminum strip securing a one ton solar panel. Paul J Weitz remains in the workshop guiding the operation from mission control as Conrad moves across the station to cut and reposition the wing with Kerwin assisting at the airlock.
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Joseph P. Kerwin
Conrad
Paul J. Weitz
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This Is a Sign in a Store Window
A window sign reads This is a nonprofit organization please help us change. The message urges aid for a charitable group, with no other details about the organization or purpose provided in the fragment.
Fighting again in Mekong area
In the Mekong Delta, fierce fighting continued for a third day as South Vietnamese forces clashed with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units. Saigon reported repelling attacks near Cai Lay with 57 enemy killed and 4 Vietnamese wounded, while claiming higher enemy casualties overall. rival accounts questioned these figures amid inconsistent casualty tallies.
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le Trung Hien
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Middletown Weather Clears with Cooler Night Forecast
Clearing skies and lower temperatures are expected in the Middletown area tonight with lows in the 50s. Sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s are forecast Thursday. Yesterday's high was 86 and the overnight low 65. A 22 inch rainfall was recorded. Weather details are on page 10.
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OUR PETE IN THE PEN
A firsthand account of a prison seminar at the Ohio Penitentiary explores how even brief confinement changes inmates and visitors. The writer sketches the psychological impact, the dynamics with guards and convicts, and the unsettling thought of reversing roles as a stress test of empathy and control.
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K.O. McGlone
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