AEC Chief Declares No Risk In Amchitka Nuke Test
Atomic Energy Commission head James Schlesinger amid his family on Amchitka Island asserts there is no risk as preparations for Saturday’s underground five megaton blast proceed at 6,000 feet deep. Officials say the event remains on schedule with 115 workers flown in from Adak and about 200 remaining at the control point.
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Amonitin Island
Alaska
Atomic Energy Commission
James BR. Schlesinger
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Cannikin
Aichitka
Adak Island
Amchitka
Ground Zero
Rehnquist Clears One Senate Hurdle
Assistant Attorney General William H. Rehnquist appears to have cleared the first hurdle to Senate confirmation for a Supreme Court seat. Chairman James Eastland excused Rehnquist after two days of questioning and said the committee will focus on Lewis F. Powell Jr. when it reconvenes Monday.
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William H. Rehnquist
Senate
Supreme Court
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Senated Judiciary Committee
Rehnquist
Tiveli
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Nonmilitary planners push for peace in Egypt economy
Cairo officials report a push by nonmilitary planners for peace after Sadat’s vow of 1971 as a decision year. Reforms include higher wages, bonuses, liberalized investment, and a $23 million agricultural revitalization plan. Egypt seeks to boost oil, tourism, and production while reducing defense burdens and expanding wheat self sufficiency.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Sagat
Nixon Arranges Second Meeting With Indira Gandhi
Washington reports Nixon arranged a second meeting with Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as tensions over the India Pakistan border and refugee issues persist. Details from talks at the White House and Secretary Rogers discussions are noted amid calls for moderation and a political solution.
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Nixon
Indira Gandhi
Pakistan
White House
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William— P. Rogers
Bible Thought Love as Fulfillment of the Law
A brief religious reflection cites Romans 13 32 about love for neighbor. The note emphasizes that love fulfills the law, urging readers to practice neighborly care as central moral duty.
Pentagon Hopes Black Industrialist To Lead Civil Rights Task
After a six week search Pentagon officials reportedly selected Donald Miller a 39 year old industrial relations vice president from Seatrain Shipbuilding to head the deputy assistant secretary of defense for civil rights post the job pays 36000 a year and has been vacant since August 25. Miller a retired Army major is credited with creating a minority training program at Seatrain and is seen as backed by Melvin Laird to push needed changes in the armed forces.
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Military Wester Washington
Pentagon
New York
Donald Miller
Seatrain Shipbuilding Corp
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Jie
Seatrain Shipbuilding
New York City
University of Maryland
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Jury Selection Extends in Yablonski Murder Trial
On day five of jury selection in the Yablonski murder case, only seven of twenty two prospective jurors had been seated. Defendant Aubran Martin, 24, faces murder charges in the Dec 31 1969 killings of United Mine Workers leader Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter. Defense lawyer Mark Goldberg said a weekend session may occur to complete the panel so trial testimony could start Monday.
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Aubran Martin
Jave
Ness
Ient
Martin
United Dine Workers
Joseph
Jack" Yablonski
Mark Goldberg
Priest Adoptive Father Becomes Dad to Son in Texas
In San Antonio Rev Peter Kolton a Polish born priest adopted 12 year old Mitchell Kolton from New York after a long search to keep him from returning to Warsaw Mitchell now pursues U S naturalization while Kolton expects swift citizenship for him in Texas Officials note such adoptions by priests are rare in the United States and underscore their family ties Mitchell expressed pride in becoming American while cherishing his father’s priestly role
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Tex
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Mitchell Kolton
Hcst
Mitchell
Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Kolton
New York
Texas
Father Kolton
the Church
United States
Mexico
Latin America
Irish Tempers Cooled Off
Belfast saw its quietest night in two years as heavy rain emptied streets except for army patrols and two snipers who fired at soldiers in a Roman Catholic district but missed. In Rome and Milan, police guarded British offices after a Vatican Embassy blast damaged windows and injured a passerby.
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