Two Miners Die in Arizona Mine Cave-In Probed
Federal mine inspectors examine the Lakeshore Mine shaft near Casa Grande after a Aug 17 cave-in trapped David Deeder and Terry Udall. Deeder died of dehydration and heat exhaustion. Udall perished days earlier. Rescue efforts and autopsy results are reviewed as inquest begins.
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Casa Grande, Ariz
Arizona Desert
David Deeder
Casa Grande
Hecla Mining Co
Terry Udall
Fort Collins
Colo
Deeder
Hecla
Sunshine
Kellogg
Idaho
Udall
Lakeshore
George Pickerel
Pickerel
Verne McCutchan
Tun
Waldheim Outlines Mideast Views in Annual Report
United Nations secretary general Kurt Waldheim says great power relations have improved but time is not on their side regarding the Middle East crisis. In his second annual report he notes intense emotions, fundamental principles, and ongoing UN efforts since the 1967 war, with a peace settlement still elusive.
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United Nations, N.Y
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Syria
Israel
Lebanon
Egypt
Jordan
Waldheim
Damascus
Geneva
U. N
Gunnar Jarring
Sweden
United Nations
Security Council
Talks In Canada Railroad Strike Still Deadlocked
Montreal AP says Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Rail executives and union negotiators failed to return to bargaining over the weekend. Parliament may force a settlement as 56,000 non operating rail workers strike after a 7 to 6 percent offer.
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Canada
Montreal
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific Rail
FDA may seek cyclamate reversal. Schmidt cautions data limit
In Washington FDA Commissioner Alexander M. Schmidt says Abbott Laboratories will petition to overturn the 1969 cyclamate ban, but the agency demands harder scientific data on cancer risk. He notes saccharin review ongoing and warns any reversal must be clearly explained and supported by facts.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Alexander M. Schmidt
Abbott Laboratories
Schmidt
FDA
Abbott
Ness
Nixon Rides Freeways For Relaxation At Western White House
President Nixon used California freeways for relaxation driven by Secret Service staff or C G Bebe Rebozo during a five day stay at the Western White House. The routine included trips on Interstate 5 to Red Beach and continued monitoring by a pool of reporters who were cut out of current excursions. The President voiced unhappiness with constant protection and press presence, saying he prefers less intrusion.
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San Clemente
Calif
Coast Guard
Nixon
White House
California
Secret Service
Florida
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Rebozo
Oceanside
Ronald L. Ziegler
New Orleans
Ziegler
Mate On Liberian Vessel Injured As Mutiny Fails
The 37 year old chief mate of a Liberian chemical tanker was flown to a New Orleans hospital with head injuries and broken bones after an abortive mutiny aboard the Stolt Crown in the Gulf of Mexico. Coast Guard said the crew quelled the uprising with no external help.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Stolt Crown
J. Edward Graham
Public Health Service
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Sodrang
South Vietnam
Morning World Daily
Daily
Sun
RC News-Star
Daily & Sun
McCutchan
Ed Hazelhurst
Hazelhurst
Mideast
Labor
John Munro
Roark
Roark Bros
Jackson St
Monroe
Winnsboro RD
Vergil Bryan
Interstate 5
Los Angeles
San Diego
Louisiana
Sterlington Road
Cash
Security Industrial Insurance Company
Security
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Spears-Vickers Funeral Home
Stubbs Avenue
Spears
West Woodward Ave
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