Skylab astronauts plan first earth resources observations
In orbit above Earth, Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J. Weitz will activate photosensors to study crops, weather, minerals, and volcanoes from Oregon to Brazil. Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin will operate telescopes, while ground teams adjust a heat shield issue that kept Skylab temperatures near 80 degrees.
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Princess Anne to Wed Mark Phillips in European Royal Event
Engagement of Princess Anne and Mark Phillips eclipses a government sex scandal as Britain awaits a likely fall wedding in Westminster Abbey. The couple, from Wiltshire and the Queen's line, met the public at a railway station and plan a high profile ceremony with commitments and stipends noted.
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Mark Phillips
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Prince Philip
Edward VII
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Scotland
Balmoral
Phillips
Newlyweds receive fortune gift from bride’s wealth
A couple begins married life with a sizable contribution from the bride’s fortune, supporting their early plans and adjusting their finances after the wedding.
Middletown Municipal Court Opens Direct Telephone Lines
Four court divisions in Middletown now offer direct lines for staff and judges. Richet Rossi and city officials announced new numbers for administrative, criminal and traffic, civil, and small claims divisions. Temporary switchboard routing will continue at extension 423-5771 until July 1973 updates appear.
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Joan Coffey
Faye Gordon
Civil Division
Small Claims Court
Verna Chapman
Ruth Lawson
Margie Limke
Norbert Frey
Fred Burk
Rossi
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Deaths Editorials and Vital Statistics Summary
Page notes Deaths Editorials and Vital Statistics sections with listings and page references. Mentions markets stocks television theaters and women’s news, indicating a compact society page layout.
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Yemeni Leader Mohammed Ali Othman Killed in Taiz
Sheikh Mohammed Ali Othman, age 63 and a member of North Yemen's Republican Council, was killed by bazooka fire outside his Taiz home. He had served as finance minister under the royalist regime toppled in 1962 and received three days of official mourning.
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Arabian Peninsula
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Middletown Weather Forecast Tonight Through Thursday
A chance of showers in the Middletown area tonight with lows in the 40s. Thursday will be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 70s. Yesterday reached 70 with a 55 overnight low and 25 inches of rain recorded. details on page 24.
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CIA told: White House sent me during Ellsberg break-in
Gen. Robert Cushman testified that the CIA aided Watergate conspirator E. Howard Hunt Jr. to obtain gear for the 1971 burglary of Dr. Lewis Fielding's Beverly Hills office. Cushman said he would have refused if Ellsberg’s name had been disclosed.
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E. Howard Hunt Jr
Central Intelligence Agency
Daniel Ellsberg
CIA
White House
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Cushman
U.S. Marine Corps
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Grand Jury
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Ellsberg
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Watergate Grand Jury
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Hunt Memoir Says He Urged Castro Killing
Former CIA agent E. Howard Hunt writes in unpublished memoirs that he urged the CIA to assassinate Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. He is serving up to 40 years after pleading guilty in the Watergate break in case. Arlington House plans to publish the book Give Us This Day: The CIA and the Bay of Pigs by November.
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David Franke
Arlington House
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Franke
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Plan to spy on radicals during Watergate era
Washington reports a secret White House plan to spy on domestic radicals. An undercover team from various federal agencies allegedly intercepts mail and taps phones while auditing taxes and planting informers. The plan was reportedly blocked by J Edgar Hoover but later partially used. Nixon had withdrawn the plan in July 1970 after Hoover objected.
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Canada to Withdraw From Vietnam Cease-Fire Commission
Canada plans to withdraw from the Paris cease-fire commission by July 31. Michel Gauvin, head of the Canadian delegation, urged replacing Canada with an Asian country to balance Poland and Hungary. An Indonesian spokesman proposed Malaysia as the replacement. all changes require agreement by the four signers.
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