Earthquake Link To Blast Possible
A California mining official says the February quake may have disturbed underground formations and caused methane seepage that exploded in an underground tunnel, killing 17 workers. Rescue efforts continue as officials investigate the blast linked to a large state water project tunnel near Sylmar.
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Los Angeles
Gordon B. Oakeshott
California Division of Mines and Geology
Sylmar
California
Lockheed Shipbuilding and Construction Co
Lockheed
Bill Stock
U.S. Department of Labor Safety
Stock
Siamese Monkey Missing From Jackson Zoo
Jackson Zoological Park officials seek information to recapture a pregnant Siamese female monkey that escaped during cage cleaning. Sighted by four girls in a tree. the monkey and its mate, both Spectacled Langurs from Thailand and Burma, were purchased last March and weigh about 25 pounds. Their diet includes leaves celery lettuce and fruit.
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Jackson, Miss
Jackson Zoological Park
Zoo
Miami, Fla
Thailand
Burma
LBJ Acknowledges early Vietnam War plans in memoirs
Garden City New York AP reports Lyndon B. Johnson’s unreleased memoirs depict private preparation for large scale U S military involvement in Vietnam in early 1964. The book details decision moments from 1963 to 1965, including bombing decisions and countermoves with McNamara and Eisenhower.
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N.Y
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Vietnam
U.S
Newsday
Long Island
Pentagon
New York
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Johnson
North Vietnam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Robert F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
America
China
Eisenhower
Glassboro
N.J
Kosygin
United States
State To Present Evidence To Get Tidelands Money
Louisiana planned to offer 19th century records to support a $1 billion tidelands claim before the U S Supreme Court. Attorney General Gremillion said new evidence from Sabine River matters shows a single boundary with Texas, arguing borders align at 12 miles. The federal government contends a 3 mile limit governs tidelands and royalties.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Times-Picayune
Baton Rouge
Jack P. F. Gremillion
Gulf of Mexico
Tidelands
Gremillion
Sabine River
Texas
High Court
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
Adams
Congress
Mexico
Supreme Court
Tuatara dies at Detroit Zoo from air pollution bacteria
A tuatara, a fossil-era reptile at the Detroit Zoo, died recently from a bacterial infection linked to polluted air, after an autopsy confirmed the cause. The prize exhibit animal had lived in New Zealand prior to its zoo tenure.
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Detroit
UPI
New Zealand
Detroit Zoo
Pricing table for MORNING WORLD and NEWS-STAR subscriptions
The readable fragment shows subscription pricing for MORNING WORLD and NEWS-STAR. It lists daily and Sunday options, monthly and yearly rates, including One Month 1.95 and 1.45 for MORNING WORLD, 12 Months 23.40 and 17.40 and 7.80, plus NEWS-STAR evening rates 1.95 1.90 and 923.40 22.80.
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Morning World
News-Star
Daily & Sun
Hargis Receives Agronomy Senior Award at Tech
Ruston Louisiana Tech senior Steve Hargis of Colfax was honored with the Agronomy Senior Award for the outstanding senior in Tech’s American Society of Agronomy chapter. Ben F. Grafton presented the award, noting Hargis’s scholarship, character, and leadership as chapter president in 1970-71.
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News - Star News Service
Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Steve Hargis
Colfax
Tech
American Society of Agronomy
Ben F. Grafton
U.S
Hargis
Harris Poll Finds Americans Mixed On News Media Bias
The Harris poll shows most Americans see news media as balanced overall with 61 percent recalling bias cases. They reject claims media are too liberal or too conservative, while opinions shift on violence and establishment coverage.
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Harris
New York
Louis Harris
Festival rocks on as crowd swells at Life celebration
Thousands of youths paid 28 dollars each to attend the Celebra tion of Life rock festival in Pointe Coupee Parish Louisiana with estimates reaching 50 000 attendees. Sheriff F A Smith reports rising drug concerns and jailings as John Sebastian Eric Burdon and Chuck Berry performed.
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McCrea
Providence
Pointe Coupee Parish
John Sebastian
Eric Burdon
Chuck Berry
F. A. Smith
Smith
John R. Rarick
D-La
Justice Department
Rarick
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Flowers Speak in Quiet Sales Amid Fragrant Displays
Classified note lists sprays and mounted pieces with prices 4 5 4 and 750, 10 15 20 28, and a contact number 323 3494 for orders. The terse ad markets floral arrangements without further details.
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