Soyuz 5 lands ending historic link up
Lt. Col. Boris Volynov landed Soyuz 5 in central Asia, concluding a four man Soviet space spectacle. Tass reported the capsule touched down near Karaganda, 1,700 miles southeast of Moscow, without trouble after completing the Soyuz 4 transfer and joint mission.
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Cosmonaut
Eleven cabinet picks appear assured Senate panel approves
Washington reports that eleven of twelve Nixon cabinet choices seem virtually certain for Senate confirmation. Walter Hickel faced a fourth day of grilling with press barred while Packard and Kennedy cleared finance and armed services panels by selling stock to avoid conflicts. Rogers and others expected to be confirmed after committee approvals.
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Alaska
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Interior
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Treasury
David ‘M.kennedy
Senate Armed Services Committee
Hewlett-Packard Co
Sertomans and Students Bring Music to South Phoenix School
Sertoma club bought nine used band instruments for Palmdale School in Roosevelt district. Teacher Mrs. Jean Gangser says many students lack instruments as parents struggle on welfare. A store sold nine instruments at 25 dollars each after a Christmas sale, aided by Dale Buehring who chaired the drive. Palmdale serves 800 students, many of whom are Negro or Mexican-American and rely on limited meals.
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Snow Warnings and Cold Temps Hit Upper Midwest and West
Weather alerts extend through Wisconsin and upper Michigan with over four inches expected in parts. Snow totals reached six inches in Eau Claire and Wausau while Fargo and the Dakotas report one to three inches. Travel hazards from mixed precipitation persist across Michigan Iowa and Ohio. Subzero readings appear in northwestern Washington as Arctic air sweeps the continent. Temperatures ranged from 22 below zero in Great Falls to 70 in Key West at 2 am EST.
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Ohio
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Pacific Northwest
Washington
Great Falls
Mont
Key West
Fla
Obituary notices honor Sterling Hebbard and others
Sterling Hebbard a 72 year old Arizona ranch broker and longtime livestock figure died at his Scottsdale home from a heart condition. The Scottsdale native led the Arizona National Livestock Show and served on multiple boards including the Western Art Association and Arizona Feeding Co. Marie Adamée Pabst 76 died in Scottsdale, services pending at Messinger Mortuary. Sophie Price 69 died in Glendale. survivors include daughters and grandchildren with rosary and funeral details.
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San. Juan Capistrano
Calif
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Good” Samaritan Hospital
Brooklyn
Price
N. 82Nd Way
St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church
Peter Kulak
Walter.Zale
Gary
Ind
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CAP requests outstrip water project output
UPI reports requests for water from the Central Arizona Project exceed the projected output. Six applications are submitted to the Interior Department totaling 1,368,636 acre-feet annually. The CAP, slated for completion about 1980, aims to divert an average of 1.2 million acre-feet per year.
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Two Black Panthers Shot Dead at UCLA Trigger Campus Violence
Two Black Panther members were shot to death at the UCLA campus as student demonstrations escalated across California. Police arrested 17 Panthers after raids linked to the UCLA killings while other campuses in San Jose and Berkeley faced damage and protests.
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Garrison accuses Clark of hiding JFK truth in Shaw case
New Orleans UPI report says District Attorney Jim Garrison accuses Attorney General Ramsey Clark of secrecy to aid Clay Shaw defense in the Kennedy assassination trial. Garrison seeks delay citing a leaked medical panel report contradicting the Warren Commission. The autopsy materials are sealed in the National Archives until 1971.
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Warren Commission
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National ‘Archives
Youth admits guilt on curfew charge in Phoenix incident
Mark Allen Pihl 16 pleaded guilty to a curfew violation after a closed Juvenile Court hearing before Judge Thomas Tang. A second charge of malicious mischief was dropped. The four youths faced the grapefruit attack on Dr. Clarence Laing's home in an upscale northeast Phoenix neighborhood.
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Thomas Tang
Tang
Clarence
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William. Blair. Kite
Christopher Pierce
Tang Jan
Any Wednesday at Stagebrush brings broad comedy
Judy Reynolds reviews Any Wednesday at Stagebrush Theatre noting a funny production with four characters in a Manhattan garden apartment. Performances by Bill Estes Sherri Chessen Bob Finkbine and Grace Etchen deliver laughs though Finkbine lags at times. Tickets via 945-9040. Local artists including Margo Terzian Lang decorate Stagebrush lobby.
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Stagebrush Theatre
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Sherri
Chessen
Bob
Finkbine
Grace Etchen
Stagebrush
Manhattan
Dorothy Jones
SCP
Margo ‘Terzian Lang
Miss . Lang
Instituto Cultural. Mexicana- Norteamericano
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Mexico
Police Agent to Discuss Undercover Work in Leftist Groups
David Gumner, billed as a former undercover operator, will talk about his experiences at a meeting of an ad hoc committee linked to the John Birch Society. He reportedly worked for the Chicago police department and joined various groups from the SDS to the Chicago Peace Council.
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Defeay At
Moil
TACT
John Birch Society
Gumner
Police Department of Chicago
SDS
Chicago Peace Council
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