Israel-Tied Flight Massacre Sparks Airport Security Push
Massacre at Tel Aviv airport by Japanese hired by Palestinian guerrillas triggered Israeli fear of Lebanese reprisals on Beirut. Border guards tightened checks at Ben Gurion and airlines pressed for stricter baggage and passenger screening worldwide.
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McGovern Denies Exceeding TV Radio Ad Spending Limit
Sen. George McGovern denied charges by Sen. Hubert Humphrey's camp that he spent beyond the California primary media limit. Humphrey aide Jack Chestnut said McGovern spent about 446000 on radio and TV through last Friday, while McGovern claimed 260000 was used and that total will stay under 450000, with a 460000 cap including transfers. Humphrey criticized finances at an AFL CIO New Jersey convention via phone.
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New York Times presses halted over impeachment ad
New York Times pressmen stopped the first edition run for nearly 15 minutes to protest a paid impeachment ad. Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger defended the decision not to remove the ad, calling censorship unacceptable. In Ossining New York a school bus collision injured a student and the auto driver on Route 9.
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Miners Rescued After Salt Mine blackout in Himrod
Fifteen teen men were trapped overnight in a salt mine near Himrod New York after a power outage knocked out the mine's electrical system. They were raised to the surface once a power substation was repaired, Morton Salt Co said. The men were not in danger but could not reach the surface because the elevator is electrically operated.
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Postpones Resentencing for H. Rap Brown
U S District Court Judge Lan sing Mitchell postponed the resentencing of H. Rap Brown likely until Friday because defense attorney William Kunstler could not attend in New Orleans due to a pending case in New York. The delay stems from Kunstler's absence from today's scheduled hearing.
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Baker Freed on Parole After 17 Months in Prison
Bobby Baker former secretary to the U S Senate Democratic majority was released on parole in Lewisburg Pennsylvania today and said he was happy to be free after nearly 17 months behind bars
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Drug Raid Nets 6 Arrests in Syracuse
Syracuse authorities arrested six young people aged 18 to 20 in a city apartment seizing six drug varieties. Those charged with felonious possession included marijuana hashish peyote amphetamines barbiturates and cocaine.
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Federal order requires fire resistant children's sleepwear
Washington AP reports the government rejects delays and mandates sleepwear for children in sizes 0 to 6X become fire resistant. The first phase of the flammability standard takes effect July 29, announced by Commerce Secretary Peter G. Peterson to reporters.
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Glue Makers Fight Antisniffing Laws In US
The Adhesive and Sealant Council representing 60 companies urged states to slow antisniffing laws. They called oil of mustard ineffective and potentially dangerous. They cited 42 reported sniffing deaths in eight months of 1971, attributing only four to glue, with 26 to aerosols and 12 to other household substances.
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Adhesive and Sealant Council
Senate kills move to cut off war funds in Indochina
The Senate approved a revised $11 billion State Department authorization after debate over an end-the-war amendment. The measure failed by a 76 to 1 vote as the Church-Case proposal to cut off all U S spending in Indochina after August 31 was defeated in procedural votes. Democratic Leader Mansfield linked another amendment to force withdrawal by August 31 upon a cease fire, even without Saigon approval.
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Shotgun Cancer Treatments Offer Hope for Leukemia Cure
Doctors at St. Jude's and Roswell Park report two drug regimens with X ray use show promise in childhood acute lymphocytic leukemia. One approach combines chemotherapy with head and spine irradiation to deter nervous system invasion. Early results indicate high remission rates and potential permanent cures in some patients.
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State Lottery Winners Message
Lottery notice lists prize levels with amounts 50 000 for 6, 5 000 for 5, 500 for 4, 50 for 3 and a bonus 2 digits. Contact details point to the State Office Building in Syracuse New York for winners.
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Nixon flies home to address Congress on summit results
President Nixon flew from Warsaw to Andrews Air Force Base to report to Congress and the nation on his four nation summit tour and the Soviet arms limitation accords. He will address a joint session at 9 30 p.m. and emphasize what has been accomplished and what remains to be done.
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Financial Cloud Hovers Over NYU Graduation
NYU faces a 10 million dollar deficit as 7000 graduates listen to James Hester at Madison Square Garden. A task force warns of a potential historic collapse without major cuts, with plans to sell the Bronx University Heights campus and possibly close the Graduate School of Social Work.
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Vietnamese Paratroops Sweep North of Hue In Bid to Trap Regiment
More than 1,000 South Vietnamese parachutists with tanks and armored carriers push through artillery fire 25 miles northwest of Hue to encircle a North Vietnamese regiment. Air action claims two MIG21s shot down near 30 miles from the border while a Phantom safety salvo rescues two crewmen after a strike.
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Baader Arrest Reported After West Berlin Gun Battle
Police clashed during a Frankfurt raid aiming to capture Baader leader of the Baader Meinhof gang. Baader, 28, said wounded in the buttocks, among four arrested in a two hour raid on a quiet northern Frankfurt district linked to Red Army Faction bomb attacks on U S Army bases and police stations. The group threatened three bombs in Stuttgart last Friday. No police casualties reported near the U S Armed Forces Radio Network studios.
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Promising Young Artist David Tyrrel Showcased in Fulton Display
Promising 15 year old artist David Tyrrel son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Tyrrell of 15 North Fourth Street Fulton is pictured among oils and chalk drawings at the YMCA Hobby Arts and Crafts Show held at the War Memorial Fulton The Bodley High School freshman previously took Fort Ontario art classes with the Oswego Art Guild Erie Street School PTA and Fulton Lions Club sponsored Dan ny He now majors in art at high school and hopes to enter the commercial art field.
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U.S. to Close Three Vietnam Drug Rehabilitation Centers
Saigon reports the U.S. Army will shut three drug rehabilitation centers in Vietnam as troop levels decline. A spokesman said there are not enough troops to justify keeping them open.
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Vietnam
Irish Officials Arrest Three IRA Provisional Chiefs
Dublin authorities arrested two Provisional leaders Joe Cahill and Rory O Brady under state offenses for 48 hours and seized Sinn Fein official Sean O Brady later. A third Provisional chief Sean Macstophain evaded capture as violence surged in Northern Ireland with a taxi office shooting in Belfast and other attacks.
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Governor Vetoes Tax Break for Square Dance Dues
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller vetoed a bill to exempt square dance club dues from New York state sales tax. He cited severe fiscal difficulty for state and local governments and said the measure would set a precedent for similar relief without proof of special hardship.
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