Kennedy Faces Charges In Chappaquiddick Death Case
Senator Edward M. Kennedy faces charges of leaving the scene after a fatal automobile plunge on Chappaquiddick Island. Mary Jo Kopechne, 29, was killed when Kennedy’s car went off a bridge into Pocha Pond. Kennedy, hospitalized with a slight concussion, described his actions as he sought help and later contacted police.
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Edgartown
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Kennedy
Mary Jo Kopechne
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Edward Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Nantucket Sound
Robert D. Watt
Senate
Southampton
Massachusetts
Kopechne
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Martha’s Vineyard
Joe Gargan
Nancy Lyons
Dunes Motel
Shiretown Inn
Dominic J. Arena
Pierre Malm
Lebanon
Pocha Pond
Arena
John Farrar
Miss Kopechne
Weather outlook with scattered showers from gulf coast to Atlantic
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are forecast from the Eastern Gulf coast northeastward to the upper Atlantic states with some activity in Southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere and little temperature change expected. Highs reach upper 70s to lower 90s, with humid heat in the south and cooler nights inland.
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Atlantic States
Florida
Seabrook Minister Ties NASA Dream to Moses Era
Rev. Bob Parrott of Seabrook Methodist Church told his congregation that the word NASA meaning We will do it was first used in Moses day. He said the great dream of reaching the moon was given to Americans to act on and that NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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Seabrook
Texas
Bob Parrott
Seabrook Methodist Church
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Tiers Herald BRECoru.D July 21 1909 issue summary
Orange County publication details rate card and circulation figures for the Tiers Herald BRECoru.D dated July 21 1909. It lists pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions across Orange Sullivan Ulster Sussex and Pike Counties and notes paid circulation for June 1969 and June 1968.
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Orange County Publications
Vision of Ottaway Newspapers-Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike Counties
Wheeler says no peace signal from Vietnam trip
General Earle G. Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, reports no evidence that the month long lull in enemy activity signaled peace. He backs relentless pursuit but says tactics could switch if the enemy adapts. He cites progress upgrading South Vietnamese forces and defers comment on U.S. troop withdrawals.
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Saigon
Earle G. Wheeler
United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
South Vietnam
Wheeler
Pan Am Moon Flight Reservations Rise as Price Quoted
Pan American and Trans World Airlines are accepting reservations for the first commercial rocket flight to the moon. A Pan Am spokesman says 25,000 people have signed up and estimates a price of about 14 000 dollars one way if fares drop to six cents per mile.
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New York
Pan American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
Pan Am
Soviet Warships Visit Havana for Joint Celebrations
Eight Soviet warships led by a missile cruiser arrived in Havana to mark two national holidays. Thousands of Cubans lined the harbor as the squadron fired a welcoming salvo and waved Russian flags. The ships stay until July 27, Russia’s navy day, with a joint Cuban revolution anniversary events planned the day before.
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Havana
Russia
Gas scare boosts opposition in Japan over Okinawa gas leak
The Socialists Communists Democratic Socialists and Komeito gain political traction as 24 Americans on Okinawa are briefly hospitalized after a nerve gas mishap. The pro American government under Premier Eisaku Sato faces embarrassment as opposition calls for investigation and removal if gas is confirmed.
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Tokyo
Japan
Democratic Socialists
Komeito
Okinawa
Eisaku Sato
Liberal-Democratic
Peace talks stall as Nixon tour looms in Paris talks
Paris reports say Vietnam peace negotiations between North Vietnam and the PRG have halted again after rejection of South Vietnam election terms. Thieu proposed mixed commissions under international supervision for elections in the south, a plan the delegations did not accept.
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Vietnam
Nixon
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary Government
PRG
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
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