Rescue Team From California Heads To Adirondacks For Missing Boy
A family in Newcomb New York has summoned the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue Team from California to aid in the week long search for 8 year old Douglas Legg lost in the Adirondack wilderness. The 32 member group will join nine state forest personnel and 12 horse riders. The Legg family will cover round trip air fare estimated at about 9000 dollars.
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N.Y
California
Douglas Legg
Adirondack Mountain
Sierra Madre
Los Angeles
William Legg
Syracuse
State Forest
Billy
Jet Propulsion: ‘Laboratory
Pasadena
Germans Free Six Americans in Berlin Talks Progress
East Germany released six American detainees amid renewed four power talks on Berlin. The United States Russian Britain and France diplomats met four hours with plans for more sessions next Thursday and summer meetings. The move followed speculation it could influence broader concessions including easing a travel ban on East German scholars.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
U.S
United States
Russia
Britain
France
America
East Berlin
Pyotr Abrassimov
Kentucky mine cave in claims two miners as rescue begins
Rescue teams found two bodies as night rescue continues for three miners trapped by a Hilmar Coal Co. cave in in Ashers Fork Kentucky. Authorities said the third man had little chance of surviving. the mine employs 10 to 15 men.
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Ashers Fork
Everett Bartlett
Hilmar Coal Co
Kentucky
Frankie Gibson
Ernest Harris
Oscar Saylor
Leslie Marcum
Manchester
Coal Company
Harris
Black
Mt. Vernon
Cave Branch
Manily College
Southern Cady’s Creek
Illinois University
Hyden
Arthur Black Named Principal at Carbondale Central High
Arthur Black who captained the 1962-63 Mt. Vernon high varsity football and basketball teams has been named principal of Carbondale Central Community High School.
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Arthur Black
Mt. Vernon High
Carbondale Central Community
Tasaday tribe in Philippines exposed to modern era shocks
An Associated Press report describes the Tasaday, a 24 person group living in Mindanao’s rain forest, who recently saw helicopters and radios for the first time. Government officials seek forest reserves to protect them from loggers and rapid modernization while experts warn of cultural risks.
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Philippines
Associated Press
John Nance
Kiiagyee Eon Philipines
Mindanago Island
Tranglator
Manuel. Elizalde Jr
Ficial
Elizalde
Panamin
Taladay
Robert B. Fox
National Museum
Taladay's
Fox
Tasaday
Manuel Elizalde Jr
Tasaday Forest
Manila
Walkout in fourth day as Bell strike drags on
On the fourth day of the nationwide Bell Telephone strike by the Communications Workers, sporadic vandalism disrupted service for thousands while most calls ran near normally via automated systems. Union leaders predicted a busy weekend as talks continued and temp workers filled supervisory roles.
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Southern Belle
Communicatons Workers of America
CWA
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Mableton
Associated Press
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
Bell
Philadelphia
Morton Bahr
Bell Telephone
Peter J. Peterson
South Central Bell Telephone Co
New Orleans
Edwin J. Harris
Harris
Country Club Raid At Olney Nets $12,000
State agents raided the Richland County Country Club in Olney and arrested eight men on gambling charges. More than $12,000 in cash and several gambling tables were seized. Arrested: James E. Anderson 57 Dietrich James R. Regan 68 Centralia Arthur J. Hoesman 51 Paris George L. Gowens 23 Clinton Ind Charles Craynon 68 Robert Butler 44 Albert Levitt 45 Olney W N. Thomas 50 Rock Island.
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Robert Butler
Albert Levitt
All Yee Olney
W.N. Thomas
Rock Island
Nixon Advice From Tennis Star on China Visit
AP reports Glen Cowan, 20, a U S table tennis player who toured Communist China this year, urged President Nixon to put diplomatic baloney aside and get to know China. He said Nixon could walk around freely to see how China really is and that players share a pursuit of enjoying life.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
Glen Cowan
U.S
China
Cowan
Senators urge Nixon to add Moscow trip to China visit
Two Democratic senators Hubert Humphrey and Alan Cranston propose including Moscow in President Nixon’s itinerary to avoid an inadvertent snub to the Soviet Union. They caution against rushing China warming while SALT talks proceed and support direct Soviet contact to aid peace and arms control efforts. Senator Henry Jackson also voices concern about Soviet reactions.
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Washington
Nixon
China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hubert 4. Humphrey
D-Minn
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Russia
U.S
Helsinki
Finland
Humphrey
Ren
D-Calif
Stennis
Jackson
Armed Services Panel
Mind Reader Slain After TV Appearance in Chicago
Alan Sandler a 40 year old mind reader from Skokie was fatally shot after appearing on WSNS TV channel 44. Mary Dorham a 33 year old station announcer was seriously wounded in a robbery on Chicago's South Side as they were forced to drive the gunman to the area.
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Chicago
Alan Sandler
Skokie
Inter View
Wsns-Tv
Channel 44
Mary Dorham
North Side
South Side
Sandler
South Chicago Hospital
Two Illinoisans Identified After Plane Wreckage Found
Pittsfield Illinois relations report two men found in wreckage of missing plane identified as Duane Cox the pilot and Ray Campbell of Beardstown. State police released the identifications after locating the aircraft wreckage Friday.
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Pittsfield
Ment
Duane
Cox
Thessna Aircraft
Ger
Ray
Campbelly
Beardstown
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