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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1971

Page

4

A Bomb Appeal Prepared Today

Washington conservationists prepare an appeal against a district court ruling allowing an underground Amchitka test. Judge Hart Jr. rejected blocking arguments while opponents plan to seek the federal appeals court's review. The test, codenamed Cannikan, could be up to five megatons and is tied to the Spartan warhead program. Security concerns and secret documents cited by opponents amplify the dispute.

the Daily Bee Tues Washington UPD U.S. District Court Alaska Amchitka Island Hiroshima George L Hart Jr Committaa Alara Ayo U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals U.S Hart Atomic Energy Commission

Nobel Prizes Awarded for Physics and Chemistry

The 1971 Nobel Prizes in physics and chemistry were awarded to Dennis Gabor and Gerhard Herzberg. Gabor, 71, a Hungary born British scientist at CBS laboratories in Stamford Connecticut, wins for holography with a $90,000 prize. Herzberg, 67, a German born Canadian, receives the chemistry prize for space chemistry studies while visiting Russia.

Stockholm UPC United States Canadas Dennis Gabor Columbia Broadcasting System CBA Stamford Conn Gabor Italy London Manchester Gerhard Herzberg Space Herzberg Russia Soviet Academy of Scientists

Kennedy Onassis Marriage Contract Denied As Fiction

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spokesman dismissed a London Sunday People article claiming a 170 clause contract with Aristotle Onassis granting 600000 dollars yearly for travel pleasure safety and children. Miss Nancy Tuckerman called the report ridiculous and unfounded noting Mrs Onassis was surprised by the story.

Washington UPC Jacqueline Kennedy -Onassis Aristotle Onassis Nancy Tuckerman Christian Kafarakis Onassis Kafarakis New York

Young voters set to shape today’s elections across states

Governors in two states and mayors in seven major cities go to the polls as 18 to 20 year olds participate for the first time in nationwide voting. The turnout could influence key outcomes in state and local races.

Washington

Man Killed By Own Boat At Lake Elsinore

Sheriff deputies report Robert Massey 39 of Bellflower was struck and killed by his own outboard boat after apparently being thrown into the water on a sharp turn. The craft circled back and caused fatal back and chest injuries while Massey was alone.

Elsinore Calif Robert Massey Bellflower Lake Elsinore Sheriff's Deputies Massey

Queen Elizabeth Opens Parliament Under Guard

Queen Elizabeth opens Parliament in London amid heavy security after threats and two recent bombings. She vows to end Northern Ireland violence and push Britain into the European common market while Parliament proceeds under 8 000 police and soldiers protection.

Elizabeth England Northern Ireland Britain London Prince Philip Prince Charles Buckingham Palace Parliament Westminster Abbey

Trick or Treat Stabbing Yields First Degree Murder Charge

Cal Barney, 23, faces first degree murder charges in the Halloween stab death of 13 year old Marian Honaker in Cleveland. A preliminary hearing was continued until November 10 due to lack of counsel. Honaker was found 75 feet behind Barney’s Oakwood-area home after going out with a friend. She was stabbed 15 times in the chest.

Cleveland Cal Barney Barney Oakwood Don Barney Marian Honaker Bedford Heights

Tragic grape choking claims two year old life

Los Angeles authorities report a two year old boy, David Thompson, died after apparently choking on a grape while in the care of a babysitter. Fire department rescue ambulance transported him to Southern California Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival.

Los Angeles

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