Second Russian spaceship returns after spaceflight
ANU RUSS reports the second craft to land after two days in orbit, as Soyuz 6 and Soyuz 7 teams touch down in a common recovery area about 193 miles northwest of Muganda. Crews are in good condition, undergoing medical checks and briefings with officials and journalists present.
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Aga Khan to wed Lady Sarah Crichton Stuart in Paris
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of 20 million Muslims, will marry Lady Sarah Crichton Stuart, a London socialite, in Paris on October 28. The engagement was announced a week earlier.
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Zodiac Killer Notes Seen By Bay Area Papers
A deciphered cryptic note rings through San Francisco Bay area coverage claiming more victims. Police describe the killer as a white male about 40 with a heavy build and short brown hair, possibly with a red tint, and note the handwriting is identical across letters.
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Advisers to Stay in Viet Says Laird
A fragmented report notes Adviser James Laird stating advisers should remain in Vietnam. The text references November assassination and mentions President Lynton B. Johnson sending American troops in 1954, with fighting expanding as the United States took leading combat roles.
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McCormack defends longtime aide amid resignation call
Speaker McCormack defended Dr Martin Sweig as his staffer admits an error in judgment but denies improper conduct. Sweig accompanied officials to a meeting with SEC during Parvin Dohrmann stock suspension dispute, at the urging of attorney Voloshen. The suspension was later lifted.
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Helicopter Pilots Plan Los Angeles Walkout
Los Angeles flight crew spokesmen say airways helicopter pilots will strike at midnight Sunday unless their demands for a six to seven percent pay raise and reduced flying time are met.
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Rivals Kidnap Case Nets 15 Galloping Goose Cyclists
Thirteen Long Beach members of the Galloping Goose motorcycle club were held on charges of kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon after a rival gang member, 22-year-old George Frederick Walker, was abducted from his apartment and had his hands slashed with a knife. Walker, claiming ties to the Hell’s Angel club, boasted of a hit on 25-year-old Judith Longden in a money dispute.
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Marshal Charged With Arson After Bank and Truck Fires
Kane Davis, 20, night marshal of Milnwood, faces three counts of arson linked to fires in a bank and two trucks this week. Police say he admitted lighting a gaso line truck cab with lighter fluid. officers were undercover in an oil company building when the arrest occurred.
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American Motors in Agreement reaches tentative wage and pension deal
RACINE Wis. American Motors Corp workers reached a tentative wage and pension package as a strike unfolds at three plants. UAW members at AMC's Brampton division joined the walkout after 24 hours. Spokesmen say the settlement meets many union demands and aligns terms with Ford Chrysler and GM contracts of 196? with optimism talks will resume production next week.
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Plane Firefight Shakes Port au Prince Airport
A U S passenger jet bound for the Caribbean came under gunfire as it approached Port au Prince Haiti. Civilians and soldiers fired on the aircraft, wounding no one aboard though fuel tanks and controls were damaged during a landing attempt.
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Negro New Mich. State President
EAST LANSING Mich Michigan State University named Clifton R Wharton as its president marking the first Negro to head a major public university Wharton 42 an honors graduate is a former ambassador to Norway and economist on development issues He led the New York Agriculture Development Council and has ties to Southeast Asian development work The article also notes surrounding events involving Haitian officials and a Pan American incident near the Duvalier palace without graphic detail.
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Nixon Says Inflation Slowing as Government Actions Cited
President Nixon asserts the nation is beating inflation and plans to send a letter to labor and business leaders urging a sober look at the last nine months. He asks wage earners and employers to back upcoming legislation and for prudent purchasing to curb price rises while encouraging capital investment in a new economic climate.
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Reagan Names Howe to State Art Board
Governor Reagan appointed Thomas Carr Howe, director emeritus of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, to the California Arts Commission. His appointment awaits Senate confirmation. Howe was decorated by France and the Netherlands for recovering looted art treasures during World War I.
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Nigerian government frees more prisoners under Oct first amnesty
About fifty more prisoners have been released, bringing total freed to 201 under the October 1 amnesty marking Independence Day. The government announced the move on Thursday.
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Huntley to Quit TV for Montana Resort Plan
NBC reports Chet Huntley, 57, is expected to leave The Huntley Brin kley Report in about 18 months if a Montana resort project advances. The Gallatin River Valley venture, costing around 15 million dollars, would make Huntley the launching officer as part of a business group, with NBC News president Rowen Frank noting uncertainty and the long lead time before departure.
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