Soviets Propose Moon Treaty And Space Station Plans
The Soviet Union described the Salute space laboratory and outlined a proposed international treaty banning hostile use of the moon. Cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 11 described the 18 ton Salute and discussed future outer space stations and their assembly in orbit.
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Moscow
Salute Space Laboratory
Konstantine P. Feoktistov
Trud
T. Borisov
Earth
Orbital Space Station
Borisov
Outer Space
Orbital
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
U Thant
Gromyko
General Assembly
Wolf and lamb prophecy quoted in Isaiah
The text presents a biblical verse from Isaiah 11 6 describing harmony among creatures and the nations with a child leading them in a peaceful future. It reflects a religious motif often cited in Christian and Jewish traditions.
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Isaiah
Cholera Epidemic Strains Krishnagar as Refugees Flood West Bengal
In Krishnagar West Bengal amid an East Pakistan refugee surge cholera deaths reach at least 4 000 with 500 000 refugees. Police shortage and river water contamination fears rise while mass burials occur and hospitals strain under 4 860 cases.
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Krishnagar
India
West Bengal
East Pakistan
Nadia
Krishnager
Calcutta
D. KK. Ghosh
Bahadurpur
Ghosh
Costly Method Found For Dispersal Of Fog At Airports
NASA official reports a heat based fog dispersal method can clear runways but costs 1 000 to 2 000 dollars per hour and needs three to six million dollars in initial equipment. Large busy airports may justify it while tests continue on helicopter downwash and hygroscopic seeding as alternative fog clearing approaches.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
NASA
William A. McGowan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McGowan
United States
France
Air Force
Senate Eyes Laos Controversy Over U.S. Aid Ceiling
Senate debate sharpens over American support for forces in Laos. Senator Symington seeks a 200 million dollar spending ceiling amid reports of at least 250 million annually. Fulbright questions law compliance while noting the closed session lasted over three hours.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Laos
Stuart Symington
Symington
D-Mo
State Department
United States
Charles Bray
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Congress
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Fulbright
Theft of Securities Threatens U.S. Financial System
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told the Senate subcommittee that spiraling securities thefts by organized crime have harmed the financial community and could undermine public confidence in securities. He cited $400 million stolen in 1969 70 and noted burglaries at Kennedy airport mail pouches and counterfeit government shares used to seize control of a life insurance company. Mitchell warned of broader risks to market integrity and legitimate transactions.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wall Street
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Philadelphia
IBM
Kennedy International Airport
Securities and Exchange Commission
Drawbridge Shutdown Hits New York as Strikes Continue
Night closure of 25 drawbridges by District Council 37 and Teamsters Local 237 disrupted inbound traffic to Manhattan. Mayor Lindsay eyed National Guard. Albany blocked pension bills. Bridges reopened for commuters as police guard water system points amid court orders.
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NEW York
Highways Department
Island
Manhattan
Midtown
Lower Manhattan
John V. Lindsay
National Guard
Albany
State Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Lindsay
Barry Feinstein
Rockefeller
GOP
New York City
Housing Authority
Nicholas Kisburg
Teamsters
Tate Supreme Court
Samuel Roseberg
District Council 37
Teamsters Local 237
Maurice Feldman
Fighting Persists Along DMZ Amid Viet War Battles
U S and South Vietnamese forces clash with North Vietnamese along the DMZ for a third straight day. Two Americans killed and four wounded near CMA, another engagement 22 NVA killed with four weapons captured. Charlie 2 base shelled with minimal damage. nearly 7,800th U S aircraft lost. In Cambodia, 9 NVA killed as a six day drive continues west of Saigon with light contact.
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Saigon
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
CMA
U.S
Charlie 2
Dmz
Phu Quoc
Cambodia
Kompong Trabek
Ronger
Tennessee's 8 Negro Legislators Unite
Eight African American Democratic lawmakers in Tennessee leveraged a Republican-Democratic split to become a pivotal bloc in the 87th General Assembly ending May 31. They provided crucial votes in passing bills on minimum wage and anti-harassment while Senate action included delaying executions. Leaders said black votes are essential for both parties to govern, marking a historic two party dynamic in the Deep South.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Deep South
87Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Alvin King
Memphis
Gro
Democratic Caucus
Ned McWherter
King
Alvin
McWherter
Tennessee Senate
Avon Williams
Nashville
General Assembly
Senate Commerce Committee
Harold Ford
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Communist Party
Pravda
Space Station
Cosmonauts
Lyndon Johnson
Patrick Lyn Nugent
LBJ
Young Lyn
Lective
Earl W. Brydges
State of New York
McDonnell Douglas
Huntington Beach
Calif
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