Jazz banjo star Eddie Condon dies at 67
Eddie Condon dies at Mt. Sinai Hospital New York age 67 after a month in care. The guitarist and banjoist helped pioneer small combos and improvised hot jazz evolving from Chicago to New York across speakeasies Town Hall Carnegie Hall and Greenwich Village clubs.
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Watergate panel speeds up questioning midweek hopes
Senate Watergate committee accelerates questioning as it aims to finish the first phase by Wednesday during a month long recess. Witnesses set to appear include Lt Gen Vernon Walters and former FBI chief L Patrick Gray II with Kleindienst and Petersen next. A related ABA study on removing politics from justice is to involve Elliott Richardson. A separate New York case considers delaying Mitchell and Stans trial set for September 11.
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Watergate dominates Commonwealth summit discussions
Ottawa AP reports at the 32 nation Commonwealth summit Watergate is cited as a central, unmentionable issue affecting U S relations with Congress and Southeast Asia. Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew suggests the scandal shapes Washington's stance on issues impacting Commonwealth interests.
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Radar map reveals Venus surface craters for first time
New high resolution radar from Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena and Johnson Space Center maps a Venus region along the equator. It shows 12 craters ranging 20 to 100 miles wide with the largest under 0.25 miles deep and estimates elevation counts. Scientists say craters likely from meteorite impacts, not volcanoes.
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Skylab Teams With Fishermen For Gulf Fishing Study
Skylab astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma will pilot earth sensors over a 270 mile Gulf patch while nine research boats and 130 small fishing craft with more than 500 fishermen collect data. Planes will fly at 10 000 and 20 000 feet to sense chlorophyll salinity temperature and color for mapping currents and fish hotspots. Data will be compared with NOAA Oregon II catches to design a regional blueprint.
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