Water discolored by hydrant flushing on Columbia Ave
Safety Service Director Tracey linked murky Columbia Ave water to hydrant flushing by the fire department. Mrs Hess reported sediment on rugs from Tuesday through Thursday, with similar issues in sheets, while city officials said the water is safe and more tests will follow.
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Columbia Avenue
Fire Department
Safety Service
James T. Tracey
William Hess
Columbia Ave
Hess
Tracey
Israel raids deepest strike into Egypt near Suhaj
Israeli commandos conducting the deepest raid into Egypt since 1967 attacked the Suhaj area 240 miles south of Cairo and 135 miles from the border, rupturing a Cairo Aswan power line and a second line at Suhaj. Egypt denied any outage.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo
Aswan Dam
Suhaj
Nile River
Gulf of Suez
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
Cairo-Aswan
Mrs Nixon Praises Stevie Wonder at Summer in the Park Kickoff
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon lauded Stevie Wonder during the Washington Monument grounds kickoff of the Summer in the Park program. Wonder helped quell a restless crowd as some booed Mrs. Nixon and raised fists during the Star Spangled Banner. Mayor Walter Washington stood nearby in a UPI photo.
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Richard M. Nixon
Stevie Wonder
Washington Monument Grounds
Nixon
Wonder
Walter Washington
UPI
House Debates Surtax Extension Ahead of Midnight Expiry
Nixon faces a House vote on extending the 10 percent income tax surcharge for six months at 10 percent and six months at 5 percent, with 170 Republicans backing the measure and Democrats poised to supply remaining votes. The bill aims to raise 92 billion dollars to curb inflation, though payroll deductions will continue for 30 days beyond midnight.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
House
Senate
GOP
Gerald R Ford
Michigan
Congress
Truth in Lending law to require full loan disclosure
The new truth in lending law, effective tomorrow, mandates clear disclosure of loan terms for personal and consumer credit up to 25 000 dollars and real estate transactions above that amount. It requires posting of annual percentage rate, payment schedules, finance charges in dollars, and penalties, with civil and criminal penalties for violations.
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Washington
UPI
Humid Weather With Showers and Storms Likely
Humid conditions continue with variable cloudiness and chances of showers and thunderstorms today into tonight. Highs reach 85 to 90, lows around the 60s. Partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow with a high near 80. Fair and mild Wednesday. South to southeast winds 16 to 20 mph today, shifting west to northwest late tonight and Tuesday. Sunset 9 05 p m. Sunrise 5 56 a m. HIGH 82 yesterday afternoon, LOW 70 this morning. Details page 8
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Morrow
Teen age reasoning quoted on behavior
A fragment quotes a view suggesting there is nothing wrong with teenagers that reasoning with them cannot worsen. It reads as a brief editorial or aphorism. The source provides no named individuals or organizations.
Moon landing predicted surprises and risk warned
UPI reports Dr. Thomas Paine predicts major surprises for the Apollo 11 moon landing planned for July 20 while cautions the mission is inherently risky and landing remains the most dangerous phase. He also outlines Mars as the next target and notes a two week countdown rehearsal at Cape Kennedy.
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Washington
UPI
US Space Agency
Thomas C. Paine
U. S. News and World Report
Mars
Paine
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
U. S
Cape Kennedy
Michael Collins
Edwin B. Aldrin
Texas
Virginia
Nixon
Hornet
Prince Charles to be Invested Tomorrow as Prince of Edinburgh
A quiz item on page 19 claims Prince Charles, the Queen’s 20 year old son, will be invested tomorrow as Prince of Edinburgh. The report presents it as a question and needs confirmation from the story context.
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Prince Charles
Queen Elizabeth
Prince of Edinburgh
Police clash with crowd at theater ejects teen
A 100 to 200 person crowd pelts Santa Ana police with rocks and bottles after a teenage girl is removed from the Broadway Theater. Two officers are minorly injured as at least 15 arrests are made and police clear the eight block area. Molotovs are reported but fail to ignite.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPDA
Broadway
Japanese protest missile incident at De Kastri port
The Japanese Embassy lodged a verbal protest with the Soviet government over damage to the cargo ship Shinei Maru near De Kastri. Japanese defense experts say a Soviet missile struck the vessel causing hull damage and injuries to four crew members, with Japan reserving the right to seek compensation.
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Moscow
Siberian
de Kastri
Takaaki Hasegawa
Japan
Hokkaido Isand
Wilkins Eyes Meeting Black Power Leaders for Unity
Roy Wilkins, NAACP executive director, says he may meet with Black Panthers and other Negro militants to explore unity and strategy. He recalls opposing the Black Power slogan while supporting black advancement and hints at broad cooperation across racial, political, and economic lines. The NAACP opens its 60th annual convention in Jackson with about 2,000 delegates.
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Jackson, Miss
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Heidelberg
Bobby Seale
Oakland
Calif
Pat Nixon booed at Summer in the Park kickoff
Pat Nixon drew boos from a large crowd during a Sunlit program near the Washington Monument as black power salutes accompanied the Star-Spangled Banner. Stevie Wonder helped calm the audience while First Lady remained composed and later prepared for a five nation Asia tour with the President.
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Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
Washington Monument
District of Columbia
White House
Nixon
Asia
Romania
Philippines
Manila
Hornet
Pacific
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Jordan West Bank
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