Nixon relaxes at Camp David amid looming impeachment
President Nixon and First Lady plan a quiet anniversary at Camp David as he pauses from a whirlwind diplomacy schedule including Moscow talks and NATO sessions. The First Family hosts a small party with Thela Cox Susie Nixon and David Eisenhower expected to attend.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
White House
Maryland
Moscow
U.S
NATO
Brussels
Thela Cox
Susie
David Eisenhower
Edison Sues Oil Firms Over Persian Gulf Fuel Prices
Consolidated Edison filed a 208 million antitrust suit in Manhattan federal court accusing Mobil Chevron Texaco and Overseas Petroleum Company of plotting to set prices and restrict supply of low sulfur Persian Gulf oil. The complaint claims a 52 million loss from the alleged conspiracy and seeks 156 million in trade damages plus 52 million in punitive damages and an injunction.
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New York
Consolidated Edison Co
Manhattan
Chevron Oil Trading Co
Texaco Inc
Texaco, Overseas Petroleum Co
Persian Gulf
New ‘England Petroleum Co
Con Edison
New England Petroleum
Ueon
Piglet Turns Tables In Aboriginal Pig Hunt Incident
In the Kowenjam Aboriginal Reserve near Mitchell River Mission a pig hunter fired at a piglet after the sow was killed. Banjo was struck in the leg during the scuffle and flown to Cairns Hospital for treatment. Other items include a Chicago bank robbery with a watermelon decoy and a marathon drumming attempt in Saratoga Springs.
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Brisbane
Australia
Fred Eric
Mitchell River Mission
Eric
Banjo
Cairns
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Trevor Mitchell
Mitchell
Saratoga Fair
Scunthorpe
England
Ford workers back on job after new contract vote
United Auto Workers returned to the midnight shift at a suburban Ford plant after approving a new contract by a 4 to 1 margin. About 30,000 idled workers at 12 other plants were to be recalled next week as stamping and assembly lines restart. The deal includes ventilation and noise improvements and ends a strike that halted production of thousands of cars and trucks.
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Chicago
UPL
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Chicago Heights
Tornes
Torino
Kansas City
AWOL sailors press for probe of Midway conditions
Sixteen year old AWOL sailors demand a congressional inquiry into conditions aboard the aircraft carrier Midway. They seek replacement of Captain Bohuille, cite long hours and racial discrimination, and threaten further action if their demands are not met.
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Tokyo
UPD
Midway
Yokosuka Naval Base
Richard 3. Bohuile
Congress
Investigaion Jaimehédy
Yokosuka
U.S. Navy
Navy
Boyes
Brig
Sacramento couple charged after infant dies seeking no medical aid
Police say John Smith and Velma Smith, both 38, members of the Church of the First Born, were booked for investigation of involuntary manslaughter after their one month old daughter died from severe burns when no medical treatment was sought.
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Sacramento
John Smith
Velma
Church of the First Born
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