Philosophy professor dies after four day death experiment
UPI reports 40 year old Robert W. Jung former SMU and UW professor died in a Dallas motel after a four day self harming spree that injured his wife Jewell Jung. Police describe a ritualized attempt to die as his wife suffered multiple wounds and Jung slit his throat. The scene included a razor blade and blood spatter. An autopsy and inquest were pending.
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Dallas
UPI
Robert W. Jung
University of Wisconsin At Waukesha
Southern Methodist University
Jewell June Jung
Jung
Neenah
Wisc
University of Wisconsin
University of Texas
University of Minois
Southern Methodist
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Benjamin A. Petty
SMU
Savannah
Ralph DeStaphano
New Jersey
Nixon
DeStaphano
Atlantic City
N.J
Don King
Dave Waleron
Chatham County
FBI
Focal
Baby talcum powder deaths prompt French lawsuits
In France parents filed dozens of lawsuits over babies dying after using Bebe talcum powder. Death toll estimates ranged from 23 to 28, with many babies listed as suspect by hospitals. Investigating magistrates urged calm as authorities confiscated hundreds of powder containers nationwide.
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Paris
UPI
France
Andre Beque
Pontoise
Beque
Nice
Corsica
Ardennes
Andre Bouanich
Herve
Ministry of Health
Okaloosa Digest community notices on events and meals
Items from the Okaloosa Digest outline a need for written submissions to the Playground Daily News, a Thursday lunch menu for Okaloosa County Schools featuring barbecue pork and sides, and several local activities. A crewel embroidery class, Project Assist tutor drive, Refrigeration Society meeting with Gulf Power guest, an adult art class, and a Niceville-Valparaiso educators coffee at Leonardo's are listed with contact details and times.
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Okaloosa
Playground Daily News
PGDN
Okaloosa County
Refrigeration Engineer Society
Gulf Chapter
Refrigeration Service Engineers’ Society
Fort Walton Beach
A.C. Gondwin
P. E
Gulf Power Co
Ferry Park Recreation Center
Ferry Road
Niceville-Valp
Niceville-Valparaiso
Max Bruner Jr
Leonardo’s Seafood
Niceville
Manson moved from death row to San Quentin center
Charles Manson, convicted of the Sharon Tate murders, was moved Tuesday night to San Quentin State Prison’s adjustment center, in the maximum security section, with officials saying there is no threat from other inmates.
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San Quentin
Calif
UPI
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Death Row
San Quentin State Prison
Manson
Joseph R. O'Brien
Nixon associates undergo secret questioning in funding probe
In Washington two Nixon associates Maurice H. Stans and Charles Colson faced secret interviews and depositions related to campaign financing and the Watergate break-in. The Banking and Currency Committee probed mishandling of funds while Colson testified in a civil suit over the Watergate break-in under seal.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Maurice H. Stans
Commerce
House Banking and Currency Committee
Charles W. Colson
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
GOP
McGovern
Baltimore
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Apartments
Colson
Federal District Court
Wisconsin
Kleindienst
McGovern courts Jewish bloc with pro Israel pledge
Senator George McGovern addressed about 2,000 supporters in New York stressing a moral commitment to Israel and accusing the Nixon administration of using Israel policy for power. He urged aid to South Vietnam’s Nguyen Van Thieu after the war and spoke to the New York Board of Rabbis while courting Jewish voters for critical electoral votes.
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New York
UPI
George McGovern
Nixon
Israel
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
McGovern
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Nguyen van Thieu
Garment District
White House
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
HEW Head Attacks McGovern Welfare Plan as Costly
HEW Secretary Elliot Richardson called Senator McGovern’s welfare proposal costly and scatter-brained. He said it would require a major tax increase, arguing the plan would raise about 52 billion dollars to fund a guaranteed 4 000 dollar annual benefit for a four person family while Nixon would offer 2 800.
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UPI
HEW
Elliot L. Richardson
Sen
George 5. McGovern
Richardson
McGovern
Nixon
Sniper Kills Soldier in Falls Road Belfast
A British soldier was killed by a sniper in the Falls Road area near the peace line. A second soldier died from injuries from a bomb blast two weeks earlier. IRA activity cited as changing tactics. Belfast businessmen seek 24 million dollars in emergency aid as violence disrupts trade. Troops begin evacuating five schools they occupied in Londonderry.
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Belfast
UPS
Falls Road
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Newry
Leon County Sheriff Accused of Election Campaign Pressure
Governor Reubin Askew asked Leon County State Attorney William Hopkins to investigate allegations that Sheriff Raymond Hamlin pressured deputies to contribute to his re election. Affidavits suggest possible election law violations by one or two deputies. no direct implicating of Hamlin is stated.
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Tallahassee
UPDI
Reubin Askew
Leon County
William Hopkins
Raymond L. Hamlin
Askew
Hamlin
Bomb Extortion Demands $100000 Threat at Milwaukee Airport
An extortionist demanded $100000 with threats to blow up Gen Billy Mitchell Airport. Money was sent on a plane toward Watersmeet Michigan but refueled at Land O Lakes Wisconsin and circled until receiving further instructions. Officials called it a hoax but insisted on caution amid nearby political events.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Gen. Billy Mitchell
Watersmeet
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Land O'Lakes
Milwaukee County
John Doyne
Joseph Stanek
Nader Says Cadillac Hid Part Defect
The Center for Auto Safety accused General Motors of concealing a dangerous steering defect in 1959 and 1960 Cadillacs and urged a Justice Department investigation. The pitman arm defect could cause sudden total loss of steering. about 284,000 Cadillacs were produced and over 100,000 may remain on the road.
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Nader
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
General Motors Wednesday
Justice Department
Richard G. Kleindienst
Center For Auto Safety
Lowell Dodge
Soviet leukemia virus reports raise exchange talks
Soviet scientist Dr Boris Lapin said researchers have isolated a virus linked to leukemia in humans and animals and offered to share findings with U S teams. The announcement came during visits to U S cancer facilities and amid May 23 joint talks on scientist cooperation.
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UPI
Boris Lapin
United States
Moscow
National Cancer Institute
NCC
Soviet Union
Moloney
Lapin
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