Klan Leader Seeks Access to Prison Literature in Missouri
In Missouri, Ku Klux Klan grand dragon James Betts seeks court action to force a state prison to allow inmates access to Klan literature. Prison officials say mail is screened. Black Muslim material is forwarded as a recognized religion. Betts notes a dozen small Klan units exist in the state and that a formal reply was promised.
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Ky absolves U S of blame for Saigon collapse
Former South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky blamed ex President Nguyen Van Thieu for the fall of Saigon and said he would take physical action if they met. Ky praised American support, spoke at a tented news conference, and suggested possible future work roles such as aircraft driver or taxi driver.
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Thieu
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Vietnam
Kissinger Says Viet Outcome Was Only Possible Result
Secretary of State Kissinger argues Watergate and a Congress ban on action in Indochina made a Communist takeover the only plausible end. He credits the Soviet Union with a moderately constructive role in evacuations and warns against overcrediting Moscow for moderating the conflict.
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Indochina
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Barbara Walters
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Thieu
U.S
Attention Level Analyzer Warns Pilots Minds Awake
Annapolis based researcher Dr Karel Montor at the United States Naval Academy developed a compact device weighing under a pound the size of two cigarette packs. The analyzer reads brain waves to signal pilots when their attention lapses during critical moments like takeoff and landing potentially guiding future automotive use.
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Annapolis
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BOAC
Pacific
Copernicus Scans Stars for Possible Alien Laser Signals
NASA's Copernicus satellite observatory searches three nearby stars for extraterrestrial laser communications. Epsilon Eridani has been scanned. Tau Ceti and Epsilon Indi to follow. Sonitrol Worcester chief Herbert Wischnia argues ultraviolet lasers could beacon presence from planets around other suns.
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Moe Howard Dies Ending Three Stooges Era
Moe Howard, last member of the Three Stooges, died at 78 in Los Angeles from lung cancer. Survived by widow Helen and children Joan and Paul, he helped form the team with brothers Shemp Curly and Larry Fine, starred in some 200 films, and remained active in benefits with Fine.
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Moe
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Larry Fine
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Hollywood
Tedd Healy
Rube Goldberg
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Court Test Next
The National Resources Defense Council says it will sue the Consumer Product Safety Commission for failing to act on a petition to ban aerosols using fluorocarbon propellants. They cite reports that these gases erode the earths ozone layer which protects against harmful solar radiation.
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