Nixon Struggles To Keep Ford In Line Over Watergate
UPI reports President Nixon struggles to constrain Vice President Ford amid Watergate probes. Ford urges openness with investigators, calls for Nixon to soften stance and share material while warning against impeachment risk. Ziegler says relations are excellent despite aides questioning Ford’s independence.
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House Judiciary Committee
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Heat seeking missile downs Navy jet during training off Florida
A Sidewinder misfire from an A7 Corsair hit Lt. Robert E. Rhode’s safety plane during exercises near Jacksonville. Rhode ejected and was rescued by a helicopter and taken to the Independence carrier. The incident involved a target tow and occurred Monday evening. Kissinger plans another Damascus trip to finalize Golan disengagement talks with Israel. Memorial Day marcher James Spangler, 85, collapsed and died after completing 10 blocks in Newport Kentucky.
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Northern Ireland Near Civil War as Strike Tops Government
Protestant majority leaders resign from Northern Ireland's coalition after a 14 day strike paralyzes power sharing. IRA warns of Catholic communities on a war footing while Stormont protests push toward blackout. London recalls Parliament as doomsday warnings echo in Belfast.
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UPI
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Ulster
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Brian Faulkner
Social Democratic and Labor Party
London
Harold Wilson
IRA Provisional
Ashbrook urges U.S. fertilizer plants over Soviet project
Rep. John Ashbrook of Ohio warns that U S aid should fund American fertilizer plants not a Soviet complex financed by a Russia loan. He cites an Export-Import Bank loan of 180 million dollars to Russia for the project.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Soviet Union
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
17Th
U.S. Export-Import Bank
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U.S
America
Dream Banana Split Amazes Spokane Crowd
Several hundred youngsters in Spokane gathered for a dream banana split a 300 foot long treat prepared by Spokane Baptist Temple volunteers over the weekend The massive dessert used 60 gallons of vanilla strawberry and chocolate ice cream 80 pounds of bananas four large cans of chocolate syrup and 24 cans of whipped cream arranged along a rain gutter covered with plastic
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Spokane, Wash
UPI
Spokane
Norwalk Area Weather Outlook and Local Vital Records
Increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers this afternoon and tonight. Highs in the low 70s, lows in the upper 50s, winds southwest to west. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies and a 30 percent shower chance with highs mid 70s. Also includes marriage licenses issued, births and deaths for area residents.
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Norwalk
Patricia Hearst May Have Changed Her Looks
FBI and police study Polaroids suggesting Patricia Hearst altered her appearance by cutting her hair and dyeing it blonde. A partially burned image shows a woman with a gun in a group with SLA members before a cobra flag. Verification remains uncertain due to poor quality and singed photos.
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UPI
FBI
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Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
Newsweek
SLA
California
Peter Hagan
Randolph Hearst
New London Cyclist Sues for 600000 Over Crash
Lewis E. Williams filed a 600000 lawsuit in Common Pleas Court alleging Darwin R. Yeager of Hertz Corp caused a motorcycle collision on Ohio 13 south of Omega Road on Oct 21. Williams lost a leg and foot. jury trial requested.
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London
Common Pleas Court
Lewis E. Williams
Darwin R. Yeager
Toledo
Hertz Corp
Cleveland
Williams
Yeager
Hertz
Ohio 13
Omega Road
Robert F. Thornton
New Member Upsets Huron County Humane Society
Daniel Scanlon a 24 year old new resident active in animal welfare may clash with Roselle Ward executive director as he promotes a street dance and school talks without clear society endorsement. A Wednesday meeting at the Huron County Administration Building will address whether Scanlon acts independently or with the humane society.
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Huron County Humane Society
Daniel Scanlon
Scanlon
Roselle Ward
The
Humane Society
Monroe Street
Prospect
Foster Streets
Woman Survives as Family Drowns in Tornado Boat Incident
In Georgetown South Carolina a woman swam to shore after a tornado wrecked a 20 foot boat killing her husband and another couple with their three children. Three bodies were recovered and searchers looked for three others in 14 to 20 foot deep water near Wacca Wachi marina. The survivor said the tornado struck about 11 p.m. Sunday as the boat capsized near the marina. The wind reportedly tore the top off the craft and pulled a child from the bow as the group struggled aboard.
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S.C
UPI
Woodrow Carter
Wacca Wachi Marina
Carter
Jimmy E. Young
Donald W. Harrelson
Tracy
Aren
Genna
Myrtle Beach
Marina
Excited Dog Bites Off Master’s Ear in Cincinnati
Four year old Doberman Happy sank his teeth during a towel game with Dr. John Tibbett a department chair at Thomas More College. Tibbett lost most of his ear but doctors at St Elizabeth Hospital reattached it in a two and a half hour operation after the incident.
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Cincinnati
UPI
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Thomas More College
Tibbett
Happy
Charles
Cooke
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Norwalk Planning Commission Meets to Consider Three Ordinances
The Norwalk Planning Commission will meet at 7 30 in City Hall to discuss three proposed ordinances.
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