Two Die in Submarine CO2 Poisoning near Key West
Two men, Clayton Link and Albert Stover, died of carbon dioxide poisoning on a civilian minisub after a 31 hour retrieval from a World War II wreck 351 feet deep off Key West. Survivors include Robert Meek and Archibald Menzies. Autopsy by Dr. A F Fernandez confirmed CO2 poisoning. Smithsonian and lawmakers called for investigations.
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Key West
Fla
Clayton Link
Albert Stover
David Youngblood
Smithsonian Institution
Youngblood
Robert Meek
Archibald
Jock
Atlantic
Fourman
Here
Link
Stover
Navy
Smithsonian
Richard Fulton
Dtenn
House Armed Services Committee
T.W. Cuddy
Key West Naval Base
Cuddy
Heat record hits 108 in Palm Springs California
New York UPI reports the peak temperature to the National Weather Service reached 108 degrees in Palm Springs California on Tuesday excluding Alaska and Hawaii. The day’s low was 30 degrees at Evanston Wye.
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New York
Janet D Brooks Celebrates 18th Birthday in West Monroe
Twin Cities Chit Chat notes Janet D. Brooks of West Monroe is turning 18 today with family plans centered on a gathering later. Dr and Mrs Sam Sanford of Monroe host visitors Raymond Sanford from Denver who will stay several days before heading to New Orleans to visit friends.
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Janet D. Brooks
West Monroe
Sam Sanford
Shannon Dr
Monroe
Raymond
Denver, Colo
New Orleans
Strike Begins At Firestone Rubber Plants
The United Rubber Workers launch a nationwide strike against Firestone Tire & Rubber Co after talks fail to conclude a new contract. About 3,300 Akron workers walk out while 18,000 union members nationwide remain on strike as Firestone negotiators and the union exchange wage package arguments.
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Firestone Rubber Plants
Cleveland, Ohio
United Rubber Workers
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
Akron
B.F. Goodrich
Goodrich
Stennis on Road to Full Recovery
Sen. John Stennis of Mississippi, shot five months ago, is reported to be making excellent progress at Walter Reed. He has undergone multiple surgeries, remains ambulatory, and plans to return to work by late summer as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Sen. Stennis
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stennis
Senate Armed Services Committee
Walter Reed
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Senate
Mississippi State University
Meridian
Nixon
DeKalb
Miss
White House
Hos
Four Arrested In Anti Soviet Protest Acts
Four members of the Jewish Defense League were arrested after paint was thrown on the Soviet mission to the United Nations in New York during Leonid Brezhnev’s U S visit. The arrests paused a 24 hour vigil across from the mission. Fire crews dealt with a car fire near Anatol Grodsky’s home, with no explosive device found. Arrested: Yaakobe Gertzlain 15 Monsey New York Nathan Kurland 26 Manhattan Isabel Laskin 19 Manhattan Robert Miller 19 Queens.
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New York
United Nations
Queens
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Nixon
Jewish Defense League
David Fisch
JDL
Russia
Brezhnev
Anatol Grodsky
Associated Press
Soviet Union
Fisch
League
Grodsky
Yaakobe Gertzlain
Monsey
N.Y
Nathan Kurland
Isabel Laskin
Manhattan
Robert Miller
Connally Eyes Early Exit From White House Advisory Role
Former Treasury secretary John B. Connally told reporters at the White House he hopes to quit his part time unpaid presidential consultant post by midsummer. He said he is not unhappy but wants to leave due to restlessness and limited access to President Nixon. He denied plans to run in 1976 and urged firm wage price controls on problem industries including oil.
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Washington
John
B. Connally
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Connally
Nixon
Texas
Showers Damp Twin Cities Area Early Today
Light showers dropped .06 of an inch on the Twin Cities with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms later. Highs near 80, tonight low around mid 60s, with similar highs expected Thursday and a 40 percent rain chance today. Winds southerly 5 to 15 mph turning variable tonight.
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Twin Cities
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Skylab Crew Reported In Good Health
Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin said the Skylab 1 crew Conrad Weitz and himself are in excellent condition after 56 days in orbit. He noted body changes from weightlessness and that overall results will be judged after return to gravity.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J.weitz
Mission Control
Kerwin
Conrad
Weitz
Inside The News-Star sections overview
The notice lists the News-Star sections and page codes including Abby Broadway Classified Comics Crossword Editorial Horoscope Jumble and various departments such as Sports Theater and Weather, indicating a full newspaper issue with multiple pages and labeled columns. The snippet previews the paper’s layout and section organization for readers.
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Abby Broadway
Lowman
Radio-Tv
van Dellen
Weather
Nixon Brezhnev Switch Talks Site At Camp David
Nixon and Brezhnev moved summit talks to Camp David Maryland to discuss nuclear war abolition and SALT progress. They meet with Kissinger Haig and Gromyko Dobrynin while U S Russian tax pact advances and a peaceful atomic energy accord is planned for signing in Washington Thursday.
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Camp David
Maryland
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Soviet Communist Party
Geneva
Aspen Lodge
Henry Kissinger
Alexander M. Haig
Brezhnev
Andrey Gromyko
Anatoly Dobrynin
Dogwood
Gunbattle Wounds Two Near Bahamas Involving Coast Guard
The Coast Guard said two men were wounded in a gunbattle involving three ships off Bimini Bahamas. A helicopter carried the wounded to a Miami hospital. One man was shot in the head and the other in the leg. The incident was reported around 8 45 a m EDT as two Coast Guard helicopters and a fixed wing plane moved to the scene about 50 miles northeast of Miami.
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Miami
UPI
Coast Guard
Bimini
Bahamas
Edwards vetoes juvenile crime bill and other measures
Gov. Edwin Edwards vetoed the most controversial juvenile crime bill, saying attorneys found it unconstitutional to transfer serious juvenile offenders to district court for trial as adults. He also questioned anti abortion and death penalty bills but signed them, and vetoed pay and retirement cost bills for court staff and voter registrars to curb expenses. He cited a potential 2.5 million cost for state employee retirement and outlined plans to cut 20 to 30 million in spending as part of a broader economy drive.
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Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
George Fisher
Pact to ease tax hurdles boosts US Soviet trade
The United States and the Soviet Union signed their first tax treaty on the Treasury steps. It aims to prevent double taxation on cross border sales and provide exemptions for profits, journalists, and certain individuals. The agreement awaits Senate approval and would take effect January 1 if ratified.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Senate
U.S
Shultz
Patolichev
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Administration
Treasury
Bank of America
Campaign Group Fined In Vesco Contribution Case
Federal judge convicting the Nixon re election committee for failing to report a $200,000 Vesco contribution. Judge George L. Hart fined the committee $1,000 on each of three counts for campaign finance violations.
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Washington
Nixon
Robert L. Vesco
George Ll. Hart
Finance Committee
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