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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 12, 1971

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Pressure Leak Killed Three Cosmonauts Say Soviet Panel

Moscow reports that a pressure drop inside the Soyuz 11 descent vehicle, seconds before landing, caused the deaths of Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev after 23 days aboard Salute Lab The commission ruled there were no structural failures and the seal failure may have multiple causes. ashes entombed at the Kremlin wall on July 2.

Moscow Georgy Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov Viktor Patsayev Salute Space Laboratory Earth Kremlin Wall Tass

Oklahoma Senator Enters 72 Presidential Race

Oklahoma Senator Fred R. Harris prepares a Democratic presidential bid instead of seeking re election to the Senate. He plans a campaign led by Jack Hood Vaughan with fund raising by Herbert Allen Jr and legal counsel JD Williams. Harris aims to form a new populist coalition and run in most primaries. He notes support in Oklahoma despite political challenges.

Washington Fred R. Harris Senate Oklahoma Harris National Party Jack Hood Vaughan Peace Corps Colombia National Urban Coalition Vaughan Herbert Allen Jr New York Amd JD. Williams Ed Edmondson Edmornton Vic French French

U.N. Fact List Reveals Global Consumption And Travel

The United Nations Statistical Yearbook 1969 data show Swedes read the most newspapers, Egyptians and Russians go to the cinema most, and Irish households eat the most calories. It cites tourism totals with the United States leading spending, world population at 3.561 billion mid-1969, and per-country activity comparisons.

United Nations N.Y Sweden Britain Soviet Union United States U.N New Zealand Denmark France Canada Italy Spain Mexico

Allende Likely to Sign Chilean Copper Takeover

President Allende is expected to sign the constitutional amendment completing Chile's copper nationalization. Congress approved the measure in a joint session after National Dignity Day celebrations. The state takeover targets Ana conda Kennecott and Cerre imports, with compensation debated and linked to potential U S insurance claims.

Allende Santiago Chile Salvador Allende U.S Congress Anaconda Kennecott Cerro Eduardo Frei

Lord Snowdon Involved In Wine Throwing Incident

London AP reports Lord Snowdon, 41, involved in a wine throwing incident at a Mayfair party hosted by Jack Heinz after being denied a dance with the Countess of Westmoreland. Photographer Snowdon threw white wine at Peter Cazalet, then red wine, during the confrontation as guests watched. Buckingham Palace declined to comment.

London Lord Snowdon Princess Margaret New York Kensington Palace Mayfair Jack Heinz Peter Cazalet Countess of Westmoreland Cazalet America Snowdon Victory Buckingham Palace

Several Injured In Turkish Quake

An earthquake struck southeast Turkey injuring several people and destroying buildings in Gaziantep province. Officials reported no deaths and noted the country is rebuilding after two major quakes earlier this summer.

Ankara Turkey Gaziantep

Meany backs wage and price controls for inflation

AFL CIO chief George Meany told NBC he would support wage and price controls if Nixon deems it necessary and applied evenly. He argued controls could curb inflation but warned they must be shared and sacrifice must be equal for all. Meany criticized Treasury Secretary Connally’s faith in full employment and questioned his understanding of workers' problems.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Roman Kraska Nebraska Hruska Senate Court of Appeals Aplcio George Meany Nixon Meany NBC Treasury John Connally America Connally Texas Fime

Central Park Fountain Cafe opens with historic terrace kept

When Cal vert Vaux designed the Central Park terrace and Bethesda Fountain in 1858, the plan preserved the historic vista while adding a tented outdoor Fountain Cafe. The project achieved a modern touch without altering the landmark features.

New York Calvert Vaux Bethesda Central Park

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