Grounding of 111s denied as I missing
The article reports unresolved questions about a grounded 111 aircraft after a crash in North Vietnam with speculation it may have occurred in Laos. It notes Typhoon Lori affecting operations in Southeast Asia, and quotes officials on the aircraft's continued readiness and current status in Europe and the United States.
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Wriedheint
Europe
United States
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Saigon Command
Fil
Nixon And Red Finalize Nuclear Races Curbs Treaty
Nixon and Soviet leaders finalize arms control steps amid a ceremony in the East Room. Gromyko stresses equal security and no unilateral advantage as bilateral talks continue on further limits. Both sides pledge to observe the AHM treaty and push for broader nuclear restraint amid ongoing UN resolutions.
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Gromyko
United Nations
Viet civilians in crossfire and air war report
Report from Saigon notes intensified bombing over North Vietnam with 280 raids and 1039 U.S. planes lost in the period. A Corsair jet was downed in Ngheng province while raids targeted San Airfield and railroad lines near Thanh Hoa and Vinh. Intelligence indicates possible attack on Saigon with Communist agents infiltrating the city. Military says Viet Cong shelling and bombers strike near Saigon, with heavy activity in the Mekong Delta as U.S. planes hit troop concentrations.
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U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Hanoi Rado
Saigon
Ngheng Province
North
Na San
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Vinh
Loi Khe
U.S. T
Dong Tam
U.S
Mekong
Probe of bugging rejected and its civil rights impact
The article reports that a committee probe into the bugging case was rejected. the Justice Department warned a congressional investigation could prejudice civil rights defendants and hinder prosecutions. Patman sought wide subpoenas and questioned transfers of funds from Texas donors via Mexico to the Nixon reelection effort and the committee’s bank accounts.
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Justice Department
Department
Patman Fro Henry Petersen
Patman
Palman
Federal Reserve Board
Watergate
Texas
Mexico
U.S. pay raise row sparks union drive and rent case
The article notes a 31 cent per hour aerospace pay rise applied to year two of a three year contract, with unions seeking 17 cents from year one. It cites Hart’s rating from a lawsuit and an ILWU/Pay Board clash, plus Paul Cooper, a landlord convicted of rent control breach, placed on probation and fined 15000 dollars.
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Hart
Marler
International Association of Machinists
Los Angeles
Federal Pay Board
TAM Resoltion
UPD
Paul
Cooper
Braude accuses Hayes of undisclosed campaign funding
Braude charged that Hayes hid contributors of more than 500 and did not list services donated, citing ads in the Independent Press Telegram before the June primary. Hayes denied the claims, stating all receipts were reported, while Braude pointed to a $750 party as evidence of unreported funds. Hayes, a former Long Beach assemblyman, was appointed to the Board of Supervisors last month by Gov. Reagan after Chace’s death.
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Brande
Hayes
Independent Press‘telegram
Braude
Mayes
County Marshals Association
Cam Paign
Long Beach
Board of Supervisors
Bravery praised after explosion on USS Newport News
The crew of the heavy cruiser Newport News prevented a catastrophe when a projectile exploded inside gun turret No 2. Seventeen sailors died and many were injured as fire and smoke filled the turret. Captain Waller Zarlman commended crew bravery and coordinated rescue efforts as the ship docked at Subic Bay for memorials.
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Supig Bay Naval Base
Philippines
Newport News
Quang ‘Veh
South
Vietnam
Waller FL Zarlman
Portsmouth
Zarkman
Subic Bay
Naval Magazine
Barbbette
Jeffrey Murnane
Fanwood
N.J
Zarlimar
Deh Wiliolt
Newark
Del
Hult
Revert Holloway
Wis
Holloway
Navy
Surret
Denmark’s premier Krag quits in shock move
Denmark’s 18 year old premier Krag announced his resignation at the end of his opening speech to the new parliament after a surprise decision to step down. He cited 23 years in politics and will remain until the next general election due by 1975. The move comes amid the country’s heated debate over joining the Common Market and a prior referendum in Norway.
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Norway
Denmark
Daneso
Morkeling
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