Bodley seniors win Elks scholarship awards
Bodley High School senior Bonnie Wheeler won an $800 Elks national Most Valuable Student scholarship. Other county awardees include Eileen Lincoln of Bodley High School, $500 in state Elks Association Scholarship, and Bonnie Meyers of Paul V. Moore Central School, $400 in the New York State Elks Leadership Contest.
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Nixon Brezhnev sign four bilateral accords at Washington
Nixon and Brezhnev witnessed the signing of four bilateral cooperative agreements on transportation oceanographics agriculture and cultural exchanges. The session followed by private talks on trade while the Watergate inquiry paused hearings until next week. Brezhnev expressed optimism about the visit and Kissinger praised the constructive atmosphere.
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Andrei Gromyko
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White House
Moscow
United States
Henry Kissinger
Democrats Seek Funds for Watergate Civil Suit Costs
The Democratic National Committee reports lawyers are donating services in the Watergate civil suit against Nixon’s committee while funds are needed for overhead such as stenographers and court reporters. Public records show $261,533 cash on hand as of May 31 with $15,919 owed to Edward Bennett Williams. Three fund solicitations have been sent since January describing the need but not specifics.
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FDA to Demand Proof of Drug Effectiveness for Thousands
The FDA plans to require effectiveness proof for about 40 000 prescription drugs, potentially banning up to 8 000 deemed worthless. The Supreme Court ruling strengthens FDA authority under the Kefauver Harris amendment, asserting agency primacy in determining new drugs and denying hearings to firms lacking substantial proof.
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Supreme Court
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Europe
Two Men Found Dead in Minisub Rear Chamber
Rescuers said the two men in the rear compartment of the 21 foot Johnson Sea Link minisub were dead after being trapped 31 hours. Clayton Link and Albert Stover were unconscious since Monday morning and doctors declared them dead. The sub was trapped 15 miles southeast of Key West by a wreck, while two others in the forward chamber were declared fit after the craft was freed.
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Edwin Link
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Skylab crew revive battery and retrieve film outside station
Commander Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J. Weitz left Skylab to repair a stuck battery relay and pulled six canisters of film during a 45 minute early space walk. The mission nears 28 days with a planned Friday Pacific splash down and earlier solar panel work completed.
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Joseph P. Kerwin
Pacific Ocean
Rusty Schweickart
Repl- Weitz
Agreement Near on New Postal Workers Contract
Negotiators say a tentative agreement is close on a contract for about 600,000 postal workers with wage gains and benefits. The talks, involving AFL-CIO unions and the Postal Service, follow a long bargaining process with key issues unresolved but near resolution before a July expiry.
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Darrell F. Brown
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Brown
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Laborers
No Doubt Dean Will Implicate Nixon in Watergate Coverup
A Senate Watergate source says John W. Dean III will testify that President Nixon knew of the coverup. Dean plans to name Nixon, with hearings postponed until after Brezhnev's visit. Critics fear White House attacks on Dean's credibility as details emerge from the probe.
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Harlem Bar Shootout Leaves Two Dead in Capri Bar Firefight
Police race to identify shooter as ballistics tests probe 21 shots fired Sunday inside the Capri Bar and Grill on Lenox Avenue. A white officer and the gunman died, along with bartender William Dotson. another officer and six patrons were wounded.
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Ralph Stanchi
Richard Chiappa
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Queens
Robert McKiernan
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NYS Probe Passes to Manhattan DA in GOP Fund Misuse Inquiry
New York state probes into alleged use of Republican campaign funds to siphon votes from Liberal party candidates shift to the Manhattan district attorney. Testimony and exhibits from Atty. Gen. Lefkowitz’s inquiry are handed to DA Frank Hogan. Duryea aides deny knowledge of the schemes.
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Henry Mund
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Firestone Argentina executive kidnapped near Buenos Aires
Police sources say John Thompson aged 55 a U S citizen and an executive at Firestone Argentina was kidnapped as he left the company plant about 15 miles south of Buenos Aires on Monday. Firestone officials declined to comment or disclose his hometown.
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
John Thompson
U.S
Stone Argentina
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Thieu Predicts More Fighting as Cease-Fire Fails
President Nguyen Van Thieu told an Armed Forces Day audience that Vietnam will see further fighting and that the Communists will not honor the cease-fire. He said the second truce that began Friday is being violated more than the Jan 27 agreement.
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Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Thieu
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FTC Rules Coca Refiners In Anticompetitive Coke Contracts
The FTC ruled that Great Lakes Carbon Corp and eight oil refiners engaged in anticompetitive practices via long term full output contracts for petroleum coke. It orders contract reductions to three years and limits Great Lakes to buying no more than half of any single refinery output.
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Federal Trade Commission
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Ing Industries
FTC
Great Lakes
Supreme Court Signals Limits on Reapportionment Involvement
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 ruling, ordered lower federal courts in Texas and Connecticut to limit involvement in legislative redistricting. It held that state house plans with district variances of 9.9 percent and 7.89 percent were improperly struck down.
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Supreme Court
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Connecticut
Training Exercise Amalgam Arrow Over North America
Elements of NORAD will stage a 24 hour training exercise over southeastern Canada and the eastern U S starting midnight Wednesday. About 180 aircraft from Canadian and U S forces and reserves will participate in the Amalgam Arrow drill.
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North American Air Defense Command
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U.S
Negotiators Seek Avert Strike At Firestone Plants
In Cleveland AP report negotiators for Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers work into the early hours hoping to avert a midnight strike deadline. About 18 000 union members at 13 Firestone plants nationwide threaten to walk off if no deal is reached today.
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers
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