Private Conference In Kopechne Death
James A. Boyle of District Court will meet Thursday with attorneys for prospective witnesses at the inquest into Mary Jo Kopechne’s death. The conference may explain new rules from the state Supreme Court and possibly set an inquest date. The inquest was ordered closed to the press and public at Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s request.
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Edgartown
Mass
James A. Boyle
District Court
Mary Jo Kopechne
The
State Supreme Court
Edward M. Kennedy
Miss Kopechne
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate Approves Hershey Nomination as Full General
The Senate confirmed Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as a full general and director of the Selective Service System will be replaced as draft chief. He will assume a White House advisory role after the confirmation.
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Senate
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
White House
Artificial limb helps horse Dundee at Washington State University
Dundee a six year old Appaloosa mare with a foreleg amputated below the knee is thriving on an artificial leg at WSU veterinary clinic. The project by senior students shows promise though experts say wide use remains uneconomical and not fully solved.
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Washington State University Veterinary Medicine School
WSU
Dundee
Mont
Severtsons
L. M. Roger
Washington State
Roger
Peking Opposed In Yearly Aid Fight at UN
The United States leads the annual bid to bar Peking from the United Nations with Rep. J. Irving Whalley to address the General Assembly. Nixon signals willingness to talk with China, while Russia deters no effort to improve ties. Two-thirds rule reaffirmation likely 73 to 47. Peking admission expected to fail around 58 to 44.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
United Nations
China
Congress
U.S
J. Irving Whalley
R-Pa
World Organization
Nixon
General Assembly
Elliot L. Richardson
Moscow
Richardson
Red China
Cigarettes May Cause Hardening Of Arteries
Three Danish scientists report evidence that carbon monoxide from cigarette smoke may contribute to atherosclerosis in smokers. Experiments with rabbits show higher cholesterol deposits and increased carboxyhemoglobin when exposed to carbon monoxide, suggesting smoking raises arterial disease risk.
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Chicago
Drs
Poul Astrup
Knud Kjeldsen
John Wanstrup
University of Copenhagen
Astrup
Heart Group Changes Name in Southwestern Ohio
The Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio adopts the name Southwestern Ohio Chapter American Heart Association. The change, approved by the Chapter Board, emphasizes the national organization and local chapters. Butler County Heart Branch will be known as Butler County Branch American Heart Association. The Southwestern Ohio Chapter began as Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati in 1952.
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The
Heart Association of
Southwestern Ohio
American Heart Association
Southwester Ohio
Board of Trustees
Walter Roehll Jr
Butler County Heart Branch
Butler County
Greater Cincinnati
Heart Associaiengers
France
Butler
Warren
Saronic Gulf
Ter
Fire breaks out aboard Queen Frederica cruise ship
Aboard the Greek liner Queen Frederica a fire swept the engine room Monday night while she sailed to Piraeus with no passengers aboard. The Coast Guard reported the blaze was controlled in two hours and the vessel continued under its own power.
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Athens
Piraeus
Coast Guard
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