Nixon among 46 rivals for Nobel Prize this year
Norwegian Nobel Institute director August Schou announced 47 candidates in total, including Nixon Tito and Dom Helder Camara. US reports say Nixon was nominated by 69 persons. The prize is announced Nov 19. Also Miss America Meeuwsen hospitalized in Hawaii with chest pains but due for next week’s pageant.
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Fire in TV set linked to seven deaths in New Jersey
Federal probe begins after a North Caldwell family fire that killed seven. Investigators from the U S Consumer Product Safety Commission will inspect the Stock home set and study defective TV components for safety flaws. Authorities note related New Jersey fires may involve multiple brands and prompt broader manufacturing checks.
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Antitrust charge hits steel firms
A federal grand jury indicted United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Corp. Armco Steel Corp. and 14 smaller firms in Houston alleging a conspiracy to fix prices and allocate Texas re bar contracts. Officials say the 1971 sales exceeded 400 million, with impact on competition in highways and buildings.
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GeneralCatton to Lead Global Trip With Wife on Refurbished Plane
Rep. Les Aspin says Air Force general Gen. Jack Catton and his wife will undertake a two week around-the-world trip aboard a $670000 refurbished aircraft on official business with diplomatic reasons. The trek includes West Germany Greece Saudi Arabia Iran Thailand Guam and Hawaii. Personal expenses will be paid by Catton.
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Man on run shoots officer then dies in Alamogordo
A man identified as Alfredo Salinas of Wichita after believing he killed his wife was stopped for a routine traffic check by Alamogordo Lt. Jim Vigil. Vigil was shot four times and died. the suspect later died in his car. a .38 revolver belonged to the officer was found in the suspect’s lap. Salinas allegedly wounded his wife in Wichita previously.
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Bomb Explosions in Britain Prompt Police Raids
New blasts hit Birmingham and Solihull as Scotland Yard and 160 detectives raid London homes of suspected Irish terrorists. Thirty-one bombs struck London in 12 days, tied to a breakaway IRA faction. In Northern Ireland a bomb disposal expert was killed during defusal at a village post office.
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