Iceland Volcano Cleans Up Helmaey Island After Eruptions
Viewers watched salvage crews clear ash from Helmaey as Helgafjell volcanic activity continued for a tenth day. Vestmannaeyjar lies deserted with 5,000 residents in exile. Sweden, Denmark, and Norway pledged aid while a Swedish firm offers heating equipment and installation for evacuated islanders.
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Reykjavik
Helmaey
Helgafjell
Vestmannaeyjar
Iceland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Helsingoer
Connally Hints at Party Switch in 1976 Outlook
Former Texas governor John B. Connally in Washington suggested he might switch from Democrat to Republican, saying he could be more comfortable in a party. President Nixon avoided endorsing any candidate while voicing high respect for Connally and noting no current plan to appoint him secretary of state.
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Washington
UPD
John B. Connally
Nixon
Treasury
Connally
White House
Texas
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Professor warns U S may relaunch Vietnam War effort
Spokane news reports University of Notre Dame professor Gerhart Niemeyer says the United States could reenter the Vietnam conflict if cease fire violations are severe enough. He spoke at Gonzaga University and doubted if bombing Hanoi Haiphong helped resume talks. He noted the cease fire reduced large scale fighting for now.
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Spokane
UPI
University of Notre Dame
U.S
North Vietnam
Gerhart Niemeyer
Niemeyer
Gonzaga University
Hanoi
Haiphong
Thailand
Neimeyer
Nixon sets goals for 1973 and beyond
President Nixon outlines broad aims for the 1970s including holding down taxes, controlling inflation, promoting growth, boosting productivity, and strengthening foreign trade. He urges bipartisan effort to trim government, protect the taxpayer, and pursue domestic programs for health education crime and environment while stressing credible foreign policy and peace in Vietnam.
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Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
Portland teacher Peggy Burton wins damages over firing
U S District Judge Gus J Solomon orders removal of immorality references from Peggy Burton records at Cascade Union High Turner to aid job search. Burton sued for 1971 firing, awarded full retroactive salary for 1971 72 and damages plus 760 dollars in attorney fees.
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Portland
U.S
Gus J. Solomon
Peggy Burton
Cascade Union High School
Turner
Burton
Solomon
Miss Burton
Attorner
Nixon Peace Prize Hopeful
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee in Oslo accepted President Nixon as a peace prize candidate. Director August Schou of the Nobel Institute announced the nomination, suggested by Republican congressmen U S diplomats and American delegates at the Interparliamentary Union in Geneva.
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Oslo
UPD
Nixon
August Schou
Nobel Institute
U.S
Interparliamentary Union
Geneva
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