Nullarbor Nymph Footprints Spur Desert Search in Eucla Australia
Four vehicle search teams probe for the so called Nullarbor Nymph a topless desert figure near Eucla 600 miles east of Perth reports say it may be a tall blonde girl or a hermit one local trapper recalls spotting her at 50 yards while buses and campers report sightings expeditions circle a cave area where hunters found signs of habitation observers call it a publicity stunt but Perth press and Eucla hotel owner differ on motives.
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Australia
UPI
British Broadcasting Corporation
Eucla
Ron Sells
Nullarbor
Steve Patupis
Amber Motor Hotel
Geoff Pearce
Harvard professors pan Pentagon Papers as history
Three Harvard professors at the American Historical Association meeting critiqued the Pentagon Papers as poor history. Ellsberg defended the work as revealing what went wrong in Vietnam, while Gelb said it is not final history.
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UPI
Harvard University
Pentagon
Daniel Elisberg
Vietnam
U.S
Leslie Gelb
Brookings Institution
Washington, D.C
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ernest R. May
Samuel Williamson Jr
Alexander B. Woodside
Ellsberg
Gelb
American Historical Association
New York Hilton
Two Car Crash Injures Three In Mesa
Three Mesa residents suffered injuries in a two car collision at Granite Reef and McDowell Roads early Wednesday. Antonio Rodarte, John Crewe, and Frances Crewe were treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Rodarte was cited for failure to stop at a red light.
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Granite Reef
McDowell Roads
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Antonio Rodarte
John and
Frances Crewes
Mesa
Rodarte
Crewes
McDowell
Fashion Square
Camelback Road
Indian School
82Nd Street
North Vietnam raids end as Nixon orders limited air campaign
North Vietnam raids conclude after five days of intensive bombing north of the DMZ. U S forces report three planes lost with five airmen missing. Hanoi says 19 planes shot down, eight today. Pentagon notes 1,000 sorties and the deadliest stretch since 1965-66 with one U S soldier killed last week.
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Saigon
UPI
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Nixon
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi
North Vietnamese
Panhandle
20Th Parallel
Washington
Pentagon
Market Summary Advances and Declines Across Major Stocks
UPI report shows Dow Jones mix at 2 p.m. EST with Industrials at 890.35 down 3.31, Transports up 0.85, Utilities up 0.23 and the broader 65 Stocks index at 309.09 down 0.17. Notable movers include Exxon and IBM near gains, while American Can and Anaconda show modest losses among varied leaders across sectors.
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Dow Jones
Terim
Indus
Alcoa
It&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Litton
Marcor
Minnesota Mining
Motorola
North Amn Rockwell
Northrup
Owens Illinois
Pan American
Pg&e
Penn Central
Pepsico
Polaroid
Raytheon
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Skaggs
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
Texas Gil
New York City Approves Binding Arbitration for Labor Disputes
The New York City council approved a bill to impose binding arbitration in labor disputes with city employees making the city the first major U.S. metropolis to enact such legislation. Mayor Lindsay’s spokesman said the mayor would sign the measure.
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New York
UPI
U.S
John V. Lindsay
Britain to pull forces from Malta after Mintoff ultimatum
Prime Minister Heath rejected Mintoff’s pay up or get out demand but offered talks. Britain will withdraw army and navy from Malta risking a Soviet takeover, with 8,000 workers earning 33.8 million dollars per year and Malta facing unemployment. Mintoff to Libya to meet Gaddafi who offered economic aid.
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UPI
Edward Heath
Dom Mintoff
Malta
Valetta
Daily Times of
Mintoff
Libya
Muammar Gdafi
Gdafi
Soviet Union
Heath
Alec Douglas Home
Defense
Lord Carrington
Britain
Napoleon Bonaparte
Nixon approves extended unemployment benefits plan
President Nixon signed a temporary extension offering 13 extra weeks of unemployment pay for long-term jobless workers in high unemployment states. About 750,000 workers could keep benefits for up to 52 weeks, costing $274 million annually with no employer tax increase. The measure expires July 1 unless benefits began before then.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Florida White House
Nixon
Judge's Son and Friend Arrested in Grand Theft Case
Gary Cantor and Joel Lake 18 were held on grand theft suspicions after police traced a Northside Fotomat theft to their car six minutes after two locked money bags containing about 250 dollars were stolen. Cantor faced additional illegal possession of marijuana charges.
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Phoenix
UPI
Gary Cantor
Superior Court
Irwin Cantor
Joel Lake
Vicki Lynn Loy
Cantor
Obituary John H. Connelly longtime aviation executive
John H. Connelly 71 president of Pacific Airlines for 26 years and former partner in Hayward and Connelly died in Phoenix. He helped run World War II pilot training at Thunderbird Field and founded Southwest Airways later becoming Pacific Airlines. Survivors include his wife Dorothy and son J Scott of Scottsdale. Mass Friday at St Matthew Church with entombment at Greenwood Mausoleum.
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Pacific Airlines
Hayward & Connelly
Thunderbird Field
Phoenix
Mr. Connelly
Desert Fairway
Quiet Birdmen
National Aviation Association
Burlingame Country Club
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
University of Texas Air Corps School
Air Corps Flight
Southwest Airways, Inc
Southwest Airways Co
Southwest Aircraft Corp
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France
China
Scottsdale Airport
California
Oregon
Airwest
Connelly
New York City
Hillsborough
Calif
Dorothy
J. Scott
Scottsdale
New York
Mills Seeks Revenue Sharing Bills Next Year
Rep Wilbur D Mills D Ark the Ways and Means chairman will push revenue sharing legislation next year to distribute federal funds to states and cities. He opposed Nixon's plan this year to give 5 billion dollars annually with no strings attached.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Nixon
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