American scientist killed by mine in Saigon area
SAIGON AP An American geologist hydrologist Dr William C Rasmussen 55 native of Chicago was killed by a Viet Cong mine under his jeep 85 miles east of Saigon near Highway 1 He led water supply work for USAID and was president of his own company Rasmussen was the fifth American killed since the cease fire Jan 28 The embassy denied Viet Cong charges that U S warplanes resumed bombing in South Vietnam and said such claims are false
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
William C. Rasmussen
Highway 1
Rasmussen
Chicago
Vietnam
U.S. Agency For International Development
Duong Dinh Thao
Xom Mat
Loc Ninh
Thao
United States
Cambodia
Lebanese Raid Nets 38 Suspects In Beirut Clash
In predawn raids security forces arrested 38 Lebanese and foreigners suspected of being agents provocateurs in the army Palestinian guerrilla conflict. Air force jets struck guerrilla positions near the Syrian border for the fourth straight day as clashes continued along multiple outposts. Police said the detainees included two West Germans a Belgian and his Lebanese girlfriend two other Lebanese three Irishmen two Syrians and 200 non Lebanese Arabs. One German faced spying charges.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Araboun
Baalbeck
Israel
Anne the Resuscianne aids RMH nurses training
At Ransom Memorial Hospital nurses use the Anne Resuscianne on loan from the Kansas Heart Association to rehearse heart patient care. The device, with an electronic heart and monitor link, lets instructors program various heart patterns for practice in diagnosing conditions and selecting treatments. Mrs. Faye Rubick leads weekly classes as five RNs finish a 40 week heart care course at Shawnee Mission.
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Linda Ostmeyer
Faye Rubick R. N
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas Heart Association
Resuscianne
Franklin County Health
Anne
Faye Rubick
R. M
Esther Slaven
Janie Smith
Ellsberg and Russo Plan Suit Over Nixon Conspiracy
Ellsberg and Russo, freed of Pentagon papers charges amid government misconduct, announce plans to sue President Nixon for conspiracy to deprive civil liberties. They name other implicated officials and vow legal action as details of Watergate and White House probes unfold.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Nixon
Ellsberg
Russo
U.S
Matt Byrne Jr
Rand Corp
Pentagon
Vietnam
White House
Storm Killer Door: Joplin Storm Kills Three
A severe pre-dawn storm swept from Kansas into Missouri killing three in Joplin and injuring more than 90. Mobile homes were crushed, a brick shower killed Eva Mae Sinko, and families faced extensive damage as power lines fell and debris scattered across the city and surrounding areas.
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Brandley Long
Kansas
Arkansas
Joplin
Robert Metzsinger
Mae Sinko
Miller Manufacturing Co
U.S. 71
Tanya Long
St. John's Hospital
Kan
Erie
St. Paul
Girard
McCune
Weir
Scammon
Columbus
Crestline
Galena
Diamond
Missouri
Watergate interference claims surface from aides
Gray told Senate investigators White House aides appeared to block the FBI probe with Ehrlichman reportedly canceling a meeting between FBI and CIA officials. Accounts vary on whether Nixon knew or acted on these pressures. Other disclosures link two convicted conspirators to the Pentagon Papers case and recount Cushman’s CIA involvement with Hunt.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray III
Nixon
White House
FBI
Gray
Senate
John D. Ehrlichman
Central Intelligence Agency
the Nation
Democratic
Camp David
New York Daily News
Ehrlichman
CIA
Clark MacGregor
Committee For
Daniel Elisberg
Los Angeles
Filsberg
Princeton Mayor Back After Executive Session Rejection
Princeton city council voted three to one with one abstention to reject Mayor William Bronson's resignation after an executive session. Public criticism and a petition from 71 residents spurred discussions amid tense remarks about press coverage and transparency. Bronson had cited a potential conflict of interest but later withdrew his resignation. A separate agreement with the Ohio township board aims to pursue a community building with a public meeting set for May 24.
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Joan Istas
Princeton
William Bronson
Kansas
Bronson
Froggatte
Robert Knight
Knight
Jake Ralston
Jake
Herald
Ralston
Gary Hoopes
Tam
Ohio Township Board
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Art Pollard
Shadra
Arida
Antikiet
Racaya
Masnaa
RMH
Elisberg
Byrne
Yancey Shipman
Shipmans
Roy Gilpin
Westside Mobile Home Park
John Shipman
Shipman
Watergate
Dean
Samuel Cash
Robert H. Cushman
RE. Howard Hunt
Cushman
Marine Corps
Hunt
Elisaberg
Princeton CC
Raps
Kenneth Froggatte
Ottawa Herald
Roy McIntosh
Lane
Williamsburg
Kansas League of Municipalities
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