Nixon vows to answer hecklers on Russian TV
President Nixon returns from a Siberian Ural trip and pledges to answer Soviet hecklers in a televised speech to the Russian people. He plans a nationwide address after a three day Poland visit, calls off embassy appointments, and drafts remarks about peace, mir druzhba, and scientific cooperation.
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John Scali
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Poland
United States
U. S
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Mir Druzhba
Sovet Capital
Ural
Sverdlovsk
Moon Prober Contracts To Universities For Lunar Seismograph
NASA awarded $130,000 contracts to Columbia University and Caltech to develop a lunar seismograph instrument to probe the moon’s crust and record impacts. The five to six year plan involves reverse thrust rockets to soften landings and relay data about rock types and meteorite sizes to Earth. Herman Ruby, songwriter of hits including My Sunny Tennessee, died at 66 of heart disease in Beverly Hills.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Earth
NSA
Columbia University
New York City
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Beverly Hills
Herman Ruby
Cechia
Tennessee
Ruby
U S Exhibit A Hit Draws Moscow Curiosity
The American exhibit in Moscow draws large crowds and friendly questions as Soviet readers show growing interest. Critics remain vocal but praise the exhibit’s appeal, while reports poke fun at Ramac the machine and its dust concerns.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushche
Ukraine
Red Star
Ramac
Associated Press
Boy Found Alive After Six Days Missing In Canyon
John Manson Owens of Savannah Georgia was found alive in Grand Canyon after six days missing. He and two companions entered the canyon last Friday from Desert View and descended Tanner Trail into old mine workings. The bodies of Rev Eugene A Garigan and Walter J Mahans Jr were recovered earlier in the search. Owens was flown to Grand Canyon Airport by an Air Force helicopter. hope had waned hours earlier.
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Anz Pi
Cecil Richardson
John Manson Owens Jit
Savannah
Owens
Eugene A. Garigan
Walter J. Mahans Jr
Richardson
Hans Canyon
Canyons South Rim
Air Force
National Park Service
Desert View
Canson
Tanner Trail
Quick-thinking Dad Rescues Five From Burning Home
Bernard Finucan a 33 year old welder saved all five of his children from a second floor fire by throwing them to awaiting neighbors below Firefighters and neighbors helped catch the children Then Finucan and his wife Bertha 31 escaped down a ladder to safety leaving all unharmed in Pittsburgh.
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Fitpsburgh
Bernard Finucan
Bertha
Finucan
Rockefeller Plans Fallout Shelter Program Sparks Debate
Governor Rockefeller pushes a committee to craft a countywide fallout shelter program with homes and public buildings to protect against nuclear attack. The plan, debated by contractors and officials, could be the era’s most controversial legislative issue.
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Albanyum
Rockefeller
Commerce
Keith S. McHugh
Thomas E. Paradine
Coca Cola Co
Inside Classified 18 Radio TV Market 7
Classified column notes radio and television market details and a funeral bridge listing for Fulton Phenix. Sgerts noted.
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Radio-Tv
Fulton Phenix
Governor's Son and Girlfriend Evade Reporters in Norway
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen, dating reportedly since his family’s ex maid days in New York, rode to Lyjosland Lodge near Kristiansand to seek privacy. They denied engagement and asked photographers to back off, noting they plan to stay away with Steven’s parents.
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Norway
Rockefeller
Steven
Anne Maria Rasmussen
New York
Lyjosland Lodge
Anne Marie
Nehru Forces Kerala Reds Out of Office
New Delhi reports Nehru's government replaced the Kerala Communist administration citing inability to rule peacefully under the Indian Constitution. Central power resumes control as violence by anti-Communist groups followed a November assault on the state. The Kerala Communist majority won in 1957 with less than half the popular vote amid opposition splits. LAOS THREATENS REDS SAIGON, South Viet Nam UPy -Laos army units move north to counter Communist attacks on border posts. Government says attackers backed by North Viet Nam. Attacks began a week ago.
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India
Nehru
Kerala
Laos
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Albany Democrats Eye O Connell Rift With Levitt
Albany Democratic leaders privately label county chairman Daniel P. O Connell as off base in a clash with State Comptroller Arthur Levitt. Levitt, a potential governor or US senator candidate, has lost Albany County party support while pressing audits of local finances. O Connell, 73, a longtime power in Albany politics, defends Levitt’s motive while many observers doubt the party can avoid fallout from the feud amid Levitt’s rising national profile.
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Albany
Daniel P. O'Connell
Arthur Levitt
O’connell
Levitt
Rockefeller
New York City
Albany County
O'Connell
O Connell
Averell Harriman
New York
Steel Union Calls for More Federal Involvement in Strike
New York based United Steelworkers of America president David J McDonald urged greater federal participation to resolve the nationwide steel industry strike. He noted the strike's size and complexity and suggested government involvement beyond mediation and fact finding. Meanwhile aluminum talks continued to avert a possible midnight strike at Reynolds Metals Co with federal mediators present.
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Steel Union
David J McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Joseph F. Finnegan
Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Aluminum Workers International Union
Reynolds Metals Co
Matt Davis
Reynolds
Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
Put Your House In Order Judge Cautions Dallas
Federal Judge T Whitheld Davidson refused to order immediate school integration in Dallas this fall but urged the board to prepare for it. The NAACP sought swift action while officials warned of legal conflicts and potential loss of state aid as Dallas schools, with about 22,000 of 122,000 pupils Black, face integration in coming years.
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Tex.p
T Whitheld Davidson
National Assn. For
Advancement of Colored People
U S. Supreme Court
Edwin Rippy
Warring Local Returns to Peace By Court Order
In Cincinnati Ohio Local 100 of the Teamsters won a court ordered peace with a temporary restraining order against 15 pro Hoffa members after a hall clash left 12 arrested. Seven cases deferred to August 6. four seek jury trials. 12 plus three others named, with judge to rule on making the order permanent.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Local
Teamsters Union
James RR
Hoffa
Teamsters International
Union
Common Fleas Court
Charles E. Weber
Miss Alaska Crowned In Anchorage Pageant
Alaska Car, 21, of Ketchikan won the state title in Anchorage, becoming Alaska’s first Miss Alaska. The tall brunette measures 5 feet 8 inches with a 35-24-36 figure and was chosen Thursday night as UPI notes the event solidified her status as Miss Alaska all along.
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Alaska
UPI
Alaska Car
Ketchika
Evacuation Talk Triggers Surf California Shutdown
In Surf California a Discoverer satellite launch prompts a daylong evacuation of residents and a shutdown of nearby Navy and Air Force facilities. Buses carry 35 40 residents away while workers at Vandenberg and Point Arguello pause operations. Estimated daily cost runs around 25000 dollars. Debris risk from failed launch looms over Surf and Arguello as delays push the launch into a 48 hour window.
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Ralph Dighton
Surf
Calif
Navy
T Mmus
Southern Pacific Railroad
Arguello
West Germany warns of Berlin trap in Big Four talks
West Germany urged the United States to resist concessions to the Soviet Union in the final days of the Big Four foreign ministers conference. Heinrich von Brentano warned Secretary of State Herter of a possible Soviet tactic to offer Berlin concessions first and press for broader deals. Willy Brandt sat in and Berlin concerns included curbing propaganda and subversive activities. East and West experts failed to agree on a Berlin settlement and left the ministers to decide if they would reconvene.
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Geneva
West Germany
United States
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Heinrich von Brentano
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Berlin
von Brentano
Herter
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Selwyn Ltoyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Congress Eyes Probe Into LV Quiz Shows and Grand Jury
Washington reports both chambers plan inquiries into television quiz programs amid New York grand jury indications that contestants may have been coached. Senator Magnuson asked for findings as House investigator Harris seeks permission to inspect them. The probe complements a wider look at TV operations by regulators and lawmakers.
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Congress
House
Senate
New York
Grand Jury
Warren G Magnuson
D-Wash
Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Harris
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Federal Communications Commission
Bernard Goldtine
Boston
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