World Boy Scouts clean up after Mt Fuji storm
At the 13th World Boy Scout Jamboree near Mt. Fuji 23 770 scouts from 96 countries cleaned mud and debris after a storm. Astronaut Neil Armstrong and his son attended a Sunday parade watched by about 100 000 visitors while services across multiple faiths were held.
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Associated Press
Asagiri Heights
Japan
Tokyo
Mt. Fuji
Dan Trefethen
Bainbridge Island
Wash
Trefethen
Armstrong
Injured veteran helps Indians
John Gobert a 29 year old Blackfoot native and Vietnam veteran over came a battlefield injury losing his left leg to bring medical care to the Havasupai of Supai Arizona. He organized training for new Indian medics and helped coordinate care including patient transfers by helicopter.
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Martin Hirschman
Associated Press
Detroit
John Gobert
Supai
Grand Canyon
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Browning
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Vietnam
Naval
U.S. Indian Health Service
Arizona
U.S. Public Health Service
Phoenix
Tucson
Ariz
Charles S. McCammon
Phoenix Area
Indian Health Service
Coast Guard recovers hijacked yacht Kamak southwest of Hawaii
The Coast Guard intercepted the 73-foot Kamak about 300 miles southwest of Honolulu after three armed hijackers seized the yacht from its Honolulu berth Friday night. Owner millionaire E L Doheny aboard and the three crewmen were aboard the cutter escorting it back to port. The trio were later picked up unharmed by the Italian freighter Benavir after forcing the yacht to sea toward Tahiti.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Here
Tahiti
E.L. ‘Larry’ Doheny
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Benavir
Agnew defends trip coverage as fair biased critic cites distortion
In Washington Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told The Christian Science Monitor some trip coverage was fair while other reports he called inaccurate and biased. He argued reporters failed to show the diplomacy angle and questioned claims about trip costs and staff size.
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Spiro T. Agnew
The
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Rabat
Washington
Godfrey Sperling Jr
Indonesian oil contract awarded to Pertamina ARCO joint venture
Pertamina announced that Atlantic Richfield Indonesia has been awarded a production sharing contract for an eight year term covering a 6 500 square mile onshore block in northeastern Kalimantan Indonesia Borneo The deal marks the third joint venture between Pertamina and ARCO Indonesia a unit of Atlantic Richfield Company
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Pertamina
Atlantic Richfield Indonesia, Ind
Kalimantan
Indonesian Borneo
Atlantic Richfield Indonesia
Atlantic Richfield Company
British metric move reshapes daily life in Britain and trade
Britain shifts toward the metric system as imperial units fade from use. The government forecasts substantial metric adoption by 1975 though pint and other familiar measures linger for now. Industry shows uneven progress while shoppers encounter dual units in some products and cloth priced by the meter.
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London
United States
Congress
Commerce Department
Britain
U.S
Metrication Board
Sergeant acquitted of murder in Da Nang case
In Da Nang, Vietnam, Sgt. Jerry L. Holden of Fort Worth Texas was acquitted of unpremeditated murder in the shooting of Spec. 4 Christopher Brown a black enlisted man at Camp Baxter. Holden was fined 100 dollars for illegal possession of a .45 pistol amid racial tensions at the base.
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Vietnam
Jerry L. Holden
Fort Worth
Tex
Christopher Brown
Ridgeville
S.C
Holden
Brown
Camp Baxter
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