Senate approves women at service academies admission
The Senate by voice vote approves an amendment to the military procurement bill making females eligible to attend West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy starting in 1976. CBS News asks the Sixth Circuit to set aside a gag order in the Kent State damage trial claiming it exceeds civil and criminal rules and hinders coverage of the May 1970 National Guard shooting.
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Massive derailment kills one, injures six in Ohio freight crash
A Penn Central derailment near Salem Ohio killed Richard Radzevich, 29, of Braddock Pennsylvania, and injured five others as three trains collided. Damages near $1 million were reported. Police described the scene as chaotic and said two westbound trains and one eastbound train were involved.
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Richard Rose
U S Wins Arms Deal Of The Century In Belgium Vote
Belgium chose the General Dynamics F16 over the Mirage F1F for its air force ordering 102 VF16s to replace 116 F104s. The deal could total about $20 billion and pave the way for the Netherlands Denmark Norway and Belgium to buy 334 YF16s in an early stage. A Senate subcommittee cited allegations of payments to promote the Cobra contender.
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API
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Belgium
General Dynamics
Netherlands
Denmark
Norway
Northrop Corp
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Paul Stehlin
Weather and vital records for June 7 1975
Partly cloudy and cool tonight with lows near 50. Fair Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 60s and light winds. Agricultural note: humidity remains moderate and no rainfall expected. Plus marriage licenses, births, and deaths listed for local residents.
Opinion Line clashes over Huron County airport lease
The exchange centers on ownership and use of the Huron County City airport. Zoellner asserts a lease grants him concession rights and treats the airport as his business, while others question the arrangement and unequal treatment for different groups.
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Kiwanis Club
Huron County City
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Rules of engagement spark Senate clash over Vietnam war limits
Airmen followed 43 page rules guiding Vietnam air strikes from warning civilians to avoiding targets. Barry Goldwater calls the rules unbelievable and says they shamefully tied hands of soldiers. Strom Thurmond argues public would disapprove of fighting with restrictions.
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UPS
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Goldwater
Senate
Thurmond
Nowalk Theater Presents Huckleberry Finn Screening
The movie musical Huckleberry Finn will be shown today and Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center. A Sunday reception honors R. Paul Laycock for 50 years of teaching music in Norwalk Schools with a 2:40 p.m. program in the high school auditorium and an alumni performance followed by a lawn reception. Public invited.
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Fugitive Patty Hearst Said Hiding in Asia
Reports from Hong Kong's South China Morning Post claim Patty Hearst, daughter of Randolph Hearst, is hiding in Asia and considering surrender. The Post says she altered her appearance after plastic surgery and previously stayed in Kowloon and Bangkok, while three men alleged to work for the Los Angeles Times tracked her to a discotheque in Hong Kong.
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UPI
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Patty Hearst
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Jerry Belcher
David Smith
Michael Casey
Post
Los Angeles
China Post
Belcher
Smith
Times
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Mandarin Hotel
Casey
Kowloon
Bangkok
Thailand
EHOVE grads show strong job placement rates
EHOVE Joint Vocational School reports 90 percent of this year's 382 graduates employed, mostly in fields trained for. Guidance counselor John Marett notes higher pay for trades and rising placement rates since the school opened, with transport costs complicating attendance.
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John Marett
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