Fourth rescue attempt fails to save four trapped in mini sub
Four men inside a research mini submarine, wedged in World War II wreckage off Key West, faced dwindling air supply as divers from two teams fought to reach them. Clayton Link, 31, son of the sub designer Edwin Link, was among those unconscious.
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Atlantic
R. H. Bisbing
Navy
Bisbing
Clayton Link
Key West
David Stover
Albert Stover
Link
Stover
Archibald
Jock’ Menzies
Scotland
Vero Beach
Fla
Robert Meek
West Palm Beach
Nixon and Brezhnev Begin Historic Summit Talks
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev open talks at the White House with pledges to pursue world peace. Security tightens amid Watergate fallout as Brezhnev visits Camp David and San Clemente with sessions, a White House dinner, and demonstrations opposing Soviet emigration policy.
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Washington
Nixon
Leonid L. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
White House South Lawn
Moscow
White House
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
San Clemente
Calif
Soviet Union
Turnabout in Soviet line confuses Pravda during Brezhnev visit
Pravda reports a rapid shift in Soviet policy toward the United States as Brezhnev visits Washington. The piece notes Boeing's growing Moscow ties and cites American leaders like Mansfield Scott Harriman, while omitting any reference to Watergate hearings.
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Pravda
United States
Communist Daily
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Sen. Jackson
Pravda Dispatch
Boeing
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Jor
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Hugh Scott
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
House
Ways and Means
Dean testifies before Senate Watergate committee in secret session
John W. Dean III appeared before the Senate Watergate committee in a closed session as senators prepare to question him about the Watergate affair. The session focused on classified and sensitive discussions regarding Dean's role and testimony in the ongoing investigation.
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Dean
Washington
John W. Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Hearings Return to Public View Tonight
The Senate panel resumes deliberations with televised hearings over Dean’s statements and possible disclosures. The witnesses face questions on national security and attorney client privilege as Nixon’s role in the coverup is scrutinized.
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White House
Dean
Nixon
Senate Committee
The
Washington Post
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
John J. Wilson
Post
Nuclear talks at Camp David aim for U S Soviet pact
Summit discussions between Nixon and Brezhnev are expected to yield a set of understandings on atomic energy control and uses. Key points include pooling research on thermonuclear tests and fast breeder reactor development, with further accords likely by week’s end.
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Nixon
Leonard I. Brezhnev
Camp David
San Clemente
Calif
Brezhnev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Operating engineers strike halts major Illinois projects
About 600 Local 318 operating engineers walked out as negotiators met over a three year contract with the Southern Illinois Builders Association Egyptian Contractors Association and Associated General Contractors. Highway and other construction work across a 14 county area paused affecting projects in Carbondale Murphysboro Marion Rend Lake and Rend Lake recreation areas.
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Karen Rothe
Southern Illinois Operating Engineers
International Union of Operating Engineers
Harrisburg
Claude Barnett
Southern Illinois Builders Association
Egyptian Contractors Association
Associated General Contractors of
Ilinois
Wayne Barber
Arnold Lenzini
State Department of Transportation
District 9
Carbondale
Randolph
Perry
Jackson
Williamson
Franklin
Union
Johnson, Saline
Hamilton
White
Gallatin
Pope
Hardin
Massac
Pulaski
Alexander
University Mall
Penneys
Cedar Lake
Marion Street
Washington Avenue
Larch Street
Lewis Lane
Bill Schwegman
Norge Division
E. Maple St
Herrin
Murphysboro
Kinkaid Lake
North 20Th Street
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Logan
Nathan A. Ivey
Ivey
West Frankfort
John Daily
L & T Construction Co
Grand Rivers
Marion
Adolph Flack
Williamson County
Buckley Construction C
Fenton
Carbon Street
New Rt. 13
George Bogert
Wetterall Brothers Inc
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Rend Lake
Charles Ijmes
Gun Creek
North Marcum
Dam West
Ijmes
Freight rates upheld by Supreme Court on ICC ruling
The Supreme Court 6 to 2 decision preserves an ICC approved 2.5 percent railroad surcharge, overturning lower court injunctions sought by SCRAP environmentalists who argued the rate hike harmed recyclable goods and federal environmental review.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
ICC
Washington Area
Regulator Agency
SCRAP
Texas
Connecticut
Food and Drug Administration
Johnson Testimony Probes Angelos Ties to Cal-Eagle
Illinois Liquor Control Commission chair Johnson told a House subcommittee he sought to learn if Anthony Angelos had divested from Cal-Eagle, amid Angelos links to tavern ventures and a $50,000 loan to Governor Walker. The hearing opened in executive session.
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Walter E. Wolff
Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Lawrence Johnson
Illnois Liquor Control Commission
Anthony G. Angelos
Cal-Eagle Corporation
Angelos
Daniel Walker
Department of Insurance
Chicago
Walkers
Walker
House
Johnson
Liquor Control Commission
John S. Matijevich
Cal-Eagle
Cal. Eagle
Hamco
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Cmdr
William Smith
Smith
West
Capitol
Dwash
U.S.S.R
Young Americans For Freedom
Izvestia
Soviet Communist Party
Henry A. Kissinger
Key Biscayne
Johnny Mann
Howard H. Baker, Jr
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