Oswego Middle School Art Exhibit at Holiday Inn
Oswego Middle School students display works across media at a Holiday Inn exhibition. Three dimensional pieces include decoupage wood carving sculpture and paper mache. Pictured left to right Kathy McGrath Tamie Ackley Tony Taormina Tom Ciappa.
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Oswego Middle School
OMS
Kathy McGrath
Tamie Ackley
Tony Taormina
Tom Ciappa
Frank Kraft
Cris Zollo
Michele Power
Skylab Astronauts Plan Daring Two Man Space Walk
Skylab astronauts studied the plan for a two man space walk to free a jammed solar panel on the orbiting station. If successful the move would nearly double the station’s electric power and allow more experiments. Commander Conrad and Kerwin prepared for the outside excursion while Weitz stayed aboard to relay procedures.
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Space Center, Houston
Skylab
Mission Control
Space Agency
Charles
Pete
Conrad Jr
William C. Schneider
Conrad
Joseph K. Kerwin
Paul J
Weitz
Kerwin
Schneider
Russell Schweickart
Hogan Wins Manhattan DA Nomination in Primary
AP reports Frank S. Hogan wins the Democratic primary for Manhattan District Attorney. Hogan calls the victory vindication of the nonpolitical concept and character of the prosecutor post.
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Hogan
Manhattan
New York
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hogan
Watergate Hearing Proceeding Despite Bid for Delay
Senate Watergate panel refused to delay televised hearings and heard Sally Harmony, ex Nixon campaign secretary, testify she typed wiretap logs and a phony Democratic document. Harmony denied telling friends she lied to the grand jury or receiving a Florida trip as a reward. The panel dismissed Cox request for a three month delay as it questioned its 12th witness.
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Senate
Washington
Watergate Committee
Sally J. Harmony
Watergate Grand Jury
Florida
Archibald Cox
Watergate Panel
Sally Harmony
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Committee
Harmony
Democratic Party
Robert Reisner
GOP
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Fuchsberg Leads Judge Race as Weinstein Seeks Impoundment
With 67 166 votes counted Fuchsberg held a 1546 vote lead over Weinstein in the Democratic nomination race for chief judge of the Court of Appeals. Uncounted upstate votes and late tabulations could decide the result and Weinstein requested impoundment of voting machines amid talk of a recount.
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Albany
N. Y
Jacob Fuchsberg
Jack Weinstein
Court of Appeals
Retary of
Upstate
Fuchsberg
Manhattan
Weinstein
Great Neck
Francis T. Murphy
Bronx
Appellate Division of
State Supreme Court
Irwin Brownstein
Brooklyn
New York City
Broome
Chautauqua
Orange
Rockland
Suffolk
Murphy
Brownstein
U S Saudi jet sale stirs Congress and Israeli concerns
U S officials discuss a potential sale of up to two dozen F4 Phantom jets to Saudi Arabia with Israel wary of regional balance. Simcha Dinitz pressed U S officials in May, while Israeli sources caution about transfer risks and question contract safeguards against arms reaching Egypt and other rivals.
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Washington
Saudi Arabia
Congress
Israel
Joepsh Sisco
State Department
Middle East
House
U.S
United States
Kuwait
Simcha Dinitz
Sisco
Henry A. Kissinger
Persian Gulf
Iran
Gulf
Saudi Arabian
U. S
Egypt
Demos Decide Not to Raise Watergate at Governors Conference
Democrats drop plans to press Nixon Watergate scandal at the National Governors Conference. They say focus should remain on energy and economic issues as Vice President Agnew arrives to hear state concerns about federal fund impoundments. Democrats revise proposals on the economy and revenue sharing to win GOP support.
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Stateline
Nev
Nixon
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Maryland
Congress
Viet Sends More Troops to Mekong Delta After Attacks
Saigon reports government reinforcements moving into the Mekong Delta after Communist attacks near Cai Lay. Casualties from Sunday and Monday total 209, with 26 government dead and 50 wounded and hundreds of Communist casualties.
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Mekong Delta
Saigon
Mekong
Vietnam
Highway 4
le Trung Hien
Saigon Command
Cai Lay
Hien
Reeds
EPA says nitrogen dioxide not widespread problem
The EPA announced nitrogen dioxide is not a nationwide air pollution crisis and a 90 percent cut in auto emissions is unnecessary. The national standard remains needed to protect health, though the issue is not as extensive as once thought. In California, a long oil slick in the Santa Barbara Channel prompted officials to investigate a possible offshore seepage source.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Santa Barbara, Calif
Santa Barbara Channel
Coast Guard reports long slick offshore near coast
The Coast Guard described a fuel slick about four miles long and 25 yards wide, located roughly ten miles off the coast, with details yet to clarify the source of leakage.
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Coast Guard
Courts threaten rail system. urged coordinated board
New York State transportation commissioner Raymond Schuler warns that seven bankrupt railroads in the Northeast under five federal courts risk serious disruption to the transportation network. He calls for a joint court board to coordinate actions and mitigate economy-driven service cutbacks.
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Albany, N.Y
New York State
Commission
Raymond Schuler
Death squads suspected as city tightens crime crackdown
Five people were killed over the weekend in Rio de Janeiro in apparent death squad violence. Police described the victims as shot repeatedly, then executed with a headshot, bound, and dumped on deserted roads. The attackers are off-duty officers aiming to cleanse crime and follow a late crackdown with several policemen jailed in various cities.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Italy newspaper strike shuts press in protest sale
A nationwide day of silence by Italy's journalists paralyzed newsrooms as printers and TV workers joined the walkout. The action targeted the sale of half of Rome's Il Messaggero and Genoa's Il Secolo XIX to publisher Edilio Rusconi, a rightist figure in a strong left milieu.
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Rome
Italy
Journalists’ Union
Il Messaggero
Genoa
Il Secolo XIX
Edilio Rusconi
Kansas City Police Chief Could Be FBI Director
Kansas City Police Chief C. M. Kelley travels to Washington for a third time in recent days. The Kansas City Star cites sources saying Kelley is near selection as permanent FBI director and may meet President Nixon, possibly today.
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Kansas City
C. M. Kelley
Washington
The
Kansas City Star
FBI
Star Monday Night
Kelley
Nixon
United States and 16 nations open talks on Northwest Atlantic fishing
The United States and 16 leading fishing nations begin 10 days of talks in Copenhagen to promote efficiency and control catches in the Northwest Atlantic. Iceland raises a 50 mile territorial claim amid a dispute with Britain over abolishing the 12 mile limit to protect its stocks.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Atlantic
Iceland
Britain
Senate Democrats push 90 day wage price freeze plan
Senate Democrats vow immediate floor action to attach a mandatory 90 day freeze on prices profits wages rents and consumer interest rates to the first suitable bill. The caucus contends Nixon Phase 3 economic controls have failed and cites rising prices as proof. Mondale says Phase 3 is a disaster and Proxmire suggests using a debt ceiling bill to avoid veto.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate Democrats
Senate Democratic Caucus
Walter F. Mondale
Dminn
Mike Mansfield
Senate
William Proxmire
Dwis
Beame Tops Mayoral Primary Faces Runoff in NYC
Beame led the four man Democratic field in New York City with 35 percent and faces a June 26 runoff against U S Representative Herman Badillo for the mayoral nomination. Buffalo nominee Stanley Makowski won the Democratic primary and advances to the general election. Florence Fitzgerald won in Cortland and Joyce Smith topped the Democratic primary in Binghamton.
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Associated
PRES
New York State
New York City
Abraham Beame
New York
Beame
U.S
Herman Badillo
Bronx
Brooklyn
Badillo
Mario Biaggi
The
Albert Blumenthal
Manhattan
John J.marchi
Staten Island
iBiaggi
Blumenthal
Biaggi
Buffalo
Stanley M. Makowski
Stewart Levy
Patrick W. Giagnacova
John Westra
Westra
Levy
City Hall
Florence Fitzgerald
Cortland County
Cortland
Ness
Fitzgerald
Samuel L. Forcucci
State University College
Joyce Smith
Binghamton
William D. Bennett
Pompidou Cancels Public Appearances Amid Illness Rumors
Paris reporting that President Georges Pompidou will skip all ceremonial duties for the next weeks due to fatigue and recurrent grippe. Elysee Palace cited heavy obligations preventing rest and canceled representational events including receptions of National Assembly, Senate, and Constitutional Council presidents.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
Elysee Palace
Pompidou
National Assembly
Senate
Constitutional Council
Ellsberg Witness Expected Before Los Angeles Grand Jury
Los Angeles AP reports Daniel Ellsberg appears today as a witness before the Los Angeles County grand jury probing a Watergate linked break in to Ellsberg's psychiatrist Dr. Lewis Fielding's office. Expected to testify are Hunt Barker Martinez DeDiego and others granted immunity.
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Ellsberg
Los Angeles Co
Los Angeles
Daniel Eellsberg
Lewis Fielding
Fielding
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
Hlunt
Washington
Anthony J. Russo
Hunt
Watergate
Danbury
Bernard Barker
Eugenio Martinez
Dist
Atty
Joseph Busch
Barker
Martinez
Felipe DeDiego
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D-N.c
Cox
Ervin
H. A. Post
New York Times
New York City Board of Elections
Sec
Charles Breitel
Demos
Wendell Anderson
Minnesota
Late Wire News
Howard Hunt
Federal Correctional Institution At
Danbury, Conn
Tesify
Busch
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Charles W. Colson
Egil Krogh
David Young
Krogh
Elleberg
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