Pressure leak blamed on cosmonaut deaths
The Soviet government said a pressure loss in the Soyuz 1 descent vehicle caused the cosmonauts deaths 30 minutes before landing. It ruled out structural failure and cited human error as a probable cause while noting the crew had spent 23 days aboard Salute before returning to earth.
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Roger Leddington
Associated Press
Moscow
Earth
Orbiting Salute Lab
Vladimir Shatalov
Meany backs wage and price controls if needed
AFL CIO President George Meany said on Meet the Press he would back wage and price controls if the president deems them necessary to curb inflation. He called for equal sacrifice and warned against inflationary psychology while criticizing Treasury Secretary Connally’s views on unemployment and the economy.
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Associated Press
Washington
AFL
CIO
George Meany
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Meany
NBC
Meet the Press
Treasury
John B. Connally
America
Planes spray for horse disease in Rio Grande Valley
Two U S Air Force planes sprayed malathion over about 60000 acres in the Lower Rio Grande Valley to fight Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis. About 60 horses show clinical VEE signs amid a spread pattern northward from South America. Weather aided Sunday spray and additional operations were planned.
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Tex
U.S. Air Force
Rio Grande Valley
U.S. Agriculture Department
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Vee
South America
United States
Brownsville
Air Force
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Search for missing plane continues over Texas and Louisiana
A Piper PA24 missing en route from Harlingen to Atlanta prompts a CAP search by Louisiana and Mississippi wings with 13 aircraft and 100 volunteers, while other Texas stories report a year round voter registration law and a Grapevine Army gang activity near Grapevine Lake.
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Harlingen
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Atlanta
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Charles Pearce
Mobile
Ala
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Mississippi
John McCormick
Dallas
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U.S
Mike McKool
McKool
Harris to Run for President in Democratic bid
Sen. Fred R. Harris prepares to seek the Democratic presidential nomination instead of seeking re election to the Oklahoma Senate. A campaign with Jack Hood Vaughan Herbert Allen Jr. and J D Williams is outlined as Harris nears a final decision.
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Fred R. Harris
Senate
Oklahoma
Harris
National Party
Jack Hood Vaughan
Peace Corps
U.S
Colombia
National Urban Coalition
Vaughan
Herbert Allen Jr
New York
J.D. Williams
Estes flees prison in El Paso chase with family
Billie Sol Estes, former Texas fertilizer financier, walked out of the La Tuna Federal Correctional Institution at 12 03 a.m. and sped away in a Lincoln with his wife Patsy and a daughter. A mystery man tried to deter reporters as Estes and his entourage vanished toward El Paso, pursued by news crews and other vehicles.
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Tex
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Federal
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el Paso
Billie Sol Jr
University of Texas At el Paso
W. E. Zachem
Abilene
John Estes
U.S
Parole Board
Leavenworth
Kan
Sandstone
Minn
la Tuna
Allende Seen Signing Chile Copper Nationalization Amendment
Chilean president Salvador Allende is expected to sign a constitutional amendment completing nationalization of the copper industry. Congress approved the measure after a National Dignity Day celebration as Allende decried U S company profits and urged fair compensation.
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Chile
Salvador Allende
U. S
Congress
Anaconda
Kennecott
Cerro
Eduardo Frei
Allende
Rancagua
el Teniente
Overseas Private Investment Corp
U.S
U S to add gunships for Laos air strikes from Thailand
The United States plans to modify six CISCE transports into gunships based in Thailand to support Laos operations. A $56 million program would raise gunship numbers to about 18, targeting North Vietnamese trucks along the Ho Chi Minh trail as dry season approaches.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
Thailand
Laos
U.S
Ho Chi Minh Trail
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Air
U. S
North Vietnam
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Jets strike N Vietnam guns in Mu Gia pass raid
A pair of U S Phantom jets from Laos into North Vietnam destroyed four antiaircraft guns and damaged three near Mu Gia pass 80 miles NW of the DMZ. The raid marked the year’s 46th protective reaction against North Vietnam. Two pilots returned safely after ditching near Saigon. a third Phantom was hit but escaped. Separate reports cite gun types and ranges, plus ongoing Ho Chi Minh trail strikes. In Dallas a 75-year-old driver died after a self-reported vision loss on a busy freeway.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
Mu Gia
Demilitarized Zone
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Charles Johnson
Johnson
Stung Treng
Cambodia
Tan Son Nhut
South Vietnam
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