Soviets claim underground nuclear blasts boost oil flow
Deputy Oil Minister Sabit Orudzhev told the 8th World Oil Congress that two small underground nuclear explosions in the Soviet Union safely expanded cracks in oil strata and increased oil flow with no radioactive fallout. He cited 1,000 meter well depth and noted several days before production could resume. He warned about 3 billion tons remains globally untapped. Another minister said the USSR is improving gasoline quality to meet rising auto output.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Sabit Orudzhev
Orudzhev
Orudzhey
Orndzhey
Five U.S. Citizens Convicted In Cuba
Five Americans were convicted by Cuban revolutionary tribunals of violating Cuban waters and illegally landing on the island. Each received a $20,000 fine. Named defendants include Fritz Sprandel and the Bender group plus Thomas McGuire, aboard a 58 foot yacht.
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MIAMT
Thomas Joseph McGuire
Benders
McGuire
Cuban Waters
Extremists Bomb Empty Barracks in Belfast Attack
Extremist bombers attacked a temporary British army barracks in Belfast last night and exploded explosives into an empty room, an army spokesman said. No injuries were reported.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
WPT
Appalachia Mine Strike Spreads Across Five States
Coal miners in Appalachia quickly spread a strike in support of UMW President W A Boyle. About 44 000 men in five states idle as of Sunday across West Virginia Virginia and nearby areas with 31 000 workers at 260 mines idled in West Virginia alone. The walkout protests Boyle removal as a trustee of the miners 3150 million Welfare and Retirement Fund.
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Charleston
W. Va
Appalachia
United Mine Workers
Ray Thornsberry
Norton
West Virginia
UMW
W. A
Tony”? Boyle
Taylor Hotel Arson Hearing Postponed
Louis C. Taylor 17, charged with arson and 28 counts of murder in the Pioneer International Hotel fire, had a preliminary hearing moved from today to Thursday by Superior Court Judge Mary Anne Richey. He remains in Pima County Jail as his habeas corpus petition seeks transfer to a Juvenile Detention Center. Arizona Supreme Court hearing on the issue was set for June 22 at 10 am.
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Louis C. Taylor
Pioneer International
Superior Court
Mary Anne Richey
Taylor
Pima County
Howard Kashman
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Kashman
Interstate 19 Priority Hinges On Right Of Way
District Engineer John Kulinovich of the Arizona Highway Department says priority for Interstate 19 depends on right of way acquisition. He notes no fiscal reason prevents starting both the Ottero Carmen project and the Green Valley to Nogales south strip by October 1971, with completion about a year after start and Tucson Nogales segment finished by 1974.
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Green Valley
Ottero-Carmen
John ¥. Kulinovich
Arizona Highway Department
Highway Department
Kulinovich
Nogales
Tucson-Nogales
Ortero- Carmen
Fire destroys mobile home at Tucson Estates
A fire yesterday destroyed two mobile homes and their contents valued at 25000 dollars as workers installed the unit at Tucson Estates. Lt. Robert Dwyer of the Rural Metropolitan Fire Department said it took 23 minutes for units to reach the blaze about 13 miles from the station. The mobile home owned by Clarence W. Davis, 59, of 5835 Flying Circle St, was being settled into its new mooring when a welder's torch apparently ignited wood framing.
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Tucson Estates
Robert Dwyer
Rural Metropolitan Fire Department
Clarence W. Davis
Flying Circle St
Retired group honors past presidents at luncheon
Past presidents of the American Association of Retired Persons Inc. Southern Arizona Chapter No. 249 will be honored at a Thursday pot luck luncheon. The event is at Randolph Park Recreation Center located at 220 South Alvernon Way.
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American Association of Retired Persons Inc
Southern Arizona
Randolph Park Recreation Center
S. Alvernon Way
Early Identification Cotton Scouts Inspect 26 000 Acres
Cotton Scouts in Pinal and Graham counties probe nearly 26 000 acres for insect infestations this week. University of Arizona entomologist Leon Moore notes the aim is early detection and minimal insecticide use. Twenty-one men, mostly college students, cover 2 400 acres per pair, with weekly field checks and two year pilot funding in Pinal County.
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Graham
University of Arizona
Leon Moore
Moore
Graham County
Cotton Scouts
Pinal County
Final County
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