Study of Van de Graaf Accelerator at State University
A nuclear physics class at State University College at Oswego studies the operation of a new Van de Graaf accelerator. Participants include Dr. Paul Lieber nauer, Pat Stong, senior from Rochester, Dr. Thomas Katman, Jeff Dehn, Herb Clark, Paul Lapsley, and Evert Bergen from Lynbrook. The article notes the class is conducted by the instructors and highlights student participants.
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State University College At
Oswego
van de Graaf
Paul Liebenauer
Pat Stong
Holbrooke St
Rochester
Thomas Katman
Jeff Dehn
Rosemont Drive
Buffalo
Herb Clark
Lake St
Pulaski
So viet cosmonauts chase rendezvous with Salute in space
Three Soviet cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 10 moved into an orbit near the unmanned Salute satellite launched four days earlier and aimed to transfer or dock. Officials at Lovell Observatory and Bochum predict further craft may connect, as the mission eyes an orbital laboratory goal.
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Orbiting Space Laboratory
Jodrell Bank
England
Bernard Lovell
Russia
Lovell
West Germany
Bochum
Heinz Kaminski
Orbital Laboratory
Baikonur Space Complex
Central Asia
Robard
Vladimir A. Shatalov
Alexei S. Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Kaminski
Assembly Votes to Let Citizens Sue Polluters
In Albany the Assembly approved a measure by 99 to 28 to allow citizens and conservation groups to sue polluters, including individuals, companies, and government units, with potential monetary damages. The bill, promoted by Assemblyman John W. Beckman, faced concerns from Assemblyman Glenn Harris who urged further study and hearings. The vote occurred during Earth Week as the legislature recessed after three days of session.
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Senate
John W. Beckman
Westfield
Harris
Canada Lake
Capitol
E W. Brydges
U S Planes Strike North Vietnamese SAM Sites 125 Miles South of Hanoi
American fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese surface to air missile sites 125 miles south of Hanoi after a reconnaissance plane was targeted. The action marked the deepest North Vietnam strike this week, with two anti aircraft positions knocked out and all Navy planes returning safely. Carriers Kitty Hawk and Hancock provided escorts for the RAF reconnaissance mission against Quan Lang air base near Vinh.
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Hanoi
MI6
U.S
North Vietnam
North
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet
Kitty Hawk
Hancock
Tonkin Gulf
Quan Lang
Vinh
Calm Prevails in Haiti After Duvalier Death
Haiti rests in calm after the death of President Francois Papa Doc Duvalier. Jean-Claude Duvalier wins public support of the armed forces and top leaders for now, as a Cabinet is named. Observers see a ruling family council shaping the regime with Max Dominique and wife Marie Denise viewed as power behind the scenes.
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Port AU Prince Haiti
Haiti
Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier
Jean-Claude Duvalier
Ers
Duvalier
Dominique
Marie Denise
Democrats press for withdrawal deadline to free POWs
In a national broadcast Democratic leaders and six potential presidential contenders urged Nixon to set a firm date for total U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam as key to freeing prisoners. Sen Henry Jackson opposed legislated deadlines while Humphrey Muskie McGovern Bayh Hughes and others backed negotiations and accountability.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Nixon
U.S
Lawrence F. O’brien
Henry M. Jackson
Congress
Jackson
ABC
Vietnam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Birch Bayh
Judge Lifts Mall Camping Ban in Vietnam Protest
The Vietnam Veterans Against the War ended a four day capital protest by planning to return medals and stage antiwar rallies. U S District Judge George L Hart lifted the sleeping on the Mall ban and criticized the administration for seeking then not enforcing it. The case drew sharp exchanges with Assistant Attorney General L Patrick Gray III, who defended the move as orderly and lawful.
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Washington
White House
Vietnam Veterans Against
U.S. District Court
George L. Hart
Asst
L. Patrick Gray III
Hart
Gray
House Approves 5.5 Billion Public Works Plan
The House approved a 5.5 billion public works and construction program to boost the economy, with 319 voting for and 67 against. The plan funds 2 billion for projects in distressed areas, 1.54 billion for extending regional programs, and 1.95 billion for local economic upgrades. A separate 4 billion public service jobs bill also cleared a Labor subcommittee.
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Washington
House
Senate
Appalachia
Nixon
Rogers plans Middle East trip to push peace talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced he will visit Israel and four Arab nations early next month to pursue a Middle East peace settlement. He said the trip offers an exceptional opportunity to maintain and accelerate peace in the region.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Israel
Middle East
Senate Panel Approves End to College Draft Deferments
The Armed Services Committee backed a House passed measure granting President Nixon power to end student college deferments. A bomb exploded at Stanford University in President Richard Lyman’s office area causing about 5000 dollars in damage to the roof and attic, with debris scattering outside.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Dent Nixon
Stanford, Calif
Stanford University
Richard Lyman
State Trooper Fired for Out of Season Deer Hunt
BATAVIA N Y AP Trooper Leroy Seitz of Batavia accused of using a spotlight to hunt deer out of season has been fired from the State Police. Maj John W Monahan commander of Troop A announced Seitz dismissal Thursday following a departmental hearing. Seitz had served five years as a trooper.
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Batavia, N.Y
Leroy Seitz
Batavia
John W. Monahan
Seitz
U.S. begins seventh phase of Vietnam troop cuts
Saigon reported the seventh phase of American troop withdrawals in South Vietnam starts ahead of Nixon timetable. Officials said 10,000 to 15,000 troops come off schedule with the 1st Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment redeploying from the 1st Marine Division to Camp Pendleton California, reducing U.S. strength by 1 155 men.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
1St Marine Regiment
1St Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Vietnam
Campaign Reform Bill Clears Commerce Panel
The Senate Commerce Committee unanimously approved a reform bill limiting spending by federal candidates on political advertising. The measure would also enable nationally televised debates between presidential and vice presidential candidates next year before moving to Rules and Finance committees.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Rules
Fiance
Fire kills three in Las Vegas dry cleaners raid
Police tied up a family in Cantell's Cleaners and burned them with cleaning fluid after a robbery. A janitor was critically burned and hospitalized. The victims were identified as Alfred Lizzio, Ida Lizzio, and their son John, 14.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Alfred
Ida Lizzio
John
Cantell
Senate panel approves two year draft extension
The Senate committee voted 13 to 3 to approve a two year extension of the draft and to restore Nixon administration recommended pay increases for servicemen. Enlistment bonuses were approved, despite the House denying them to the Army in another bill. The panel rejected one year and four year extensions.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
House Armed Services Committee
House
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Harold E. Hughes
Drowa
Richard S. Schweiker
Senate Adopts Uniform North South Desegregation Plan
The Senate backed a 1.5 billion desegregation bill with an amendment by Sen. John Stennis aims to apply desegregation standards to the North as well as the South. Supporters say it signals opposition to double standards while critics call it symbolic without enforcement provisions. The measure passed 44 to 34 amid ongoing debate and anticipated conference with the House.
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Senate
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South
Sen
John Stennis
D-Miss
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Dixie
Stennis
Jackson, Miss
Mansfield
Boggs claims FBI secret spying undermines liberty
House Democrat Hale Boggs says the FBI operates unchecked and spies on Americans. He cites a private line tapped to his home and an alleged eavesdropping incident involving a Texas congressman as proof, while Hoover supporters deny the charges and seek rebuttal.
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House
Hale Boggs
FBI
Louisiana
J. Edgar Hoover
Boggs
Texas
Justice Department
Hoover
Lawrence J. Hogan
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