Court rules Ky out as candidate in Saigon election
The Supreme Court ruled Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky ineligible for the October 3 presidential race. It said 39 of his 102 endorsements duplicated Thieu’s and were invalid, leaving Thieu and retired Gen. Duong Van Minh as qualified candidates. Ky and Tran may appeal before August 24.
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Nixon heads weekend retreat to Maine private island
President Nixon and family fly to the Northeast with a stop in New Hampshire and a weekend on a private island in Penobscot Bay, Maine. The trip appears non political per the White House. They will return Sunday night.
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Bomb hoax defendants in court in Sydney
Two men charged with extorting 560000 from Qantas in a bomb hoax last May appeared in a Sydney court. They signed confessions but entered no plea. Bail denied. next hearing set for August 12. The ransom was partially recovered, with 30308 dollars retrieved.
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W. Taylor
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Airliner Collides With Light Plane Over Los Angeles
A Continental Airlines Boeing 707 carrying 96 passengers and crew landed safely at Los Angeles International after striking a single engine Cessna 150 during approach. The light plane's two occupants, Arthur Wright and Leo Hopp, were hospitalized with injuries including a broken leg.
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Continental Airlines
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Hal Ross
Arthur Wright
Compton
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Hardin predicts good year for farmers on corn blight
Secretary of Agriculture Fred Hardin says Southern corn leaf blight should not severely affect 1972 corn output. He cites ample blight resistant seed and shifting seed production to tougher varieties. An Illinois University conference notes cool weather limits risk while price volatility should ease following a USDA report.
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Harold Nolin
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University of Illinois
Ogilvie Signs 23 Bills Amid Illinois Spring Session
Governor Richard B. Ogilvie signed 23 bills from the Illinois General Assembly. He approved 590 of 1839 measures, vetoed 18, and returned one for changes. A fee splitting limit forbids undisclosed physician fee sharing. a school safety package requires tornado warnings and evacuation plans for pupils.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Illinois General Assembly
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