Officers suspended for watching X-rated film in Athens
Athens police officers David Hansen and Jimmy Means earned six months suspensions after being found by Assistant Chief Clarence Schultz leaning against the Paris Adult Theatre wall watching an X rated movie during a May 3 patrol. Schultz testified he searched downtown for over 30 minutes without locating them before the raid context.
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Athens
UPI
Clarence Schultz
Athens Civil Service Commission
David Hansen
Jimmy Means
Schultz
Paris
Farmer needs key rural markets aid, Schmidhauser says
John Schmidhauser campaigning for the Democratic nomination in Iowa's 1st District argues that attracting industry to rural areas misses the real needs of farmers. He says any rural development plan must first solve farmers' difficulties in getting products to market.
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AMANA
UPI
John Schmidhauser
Iowa
Schmidhauser
Vandalism in Iowa City Costs Run High
Vandalism and antiwar protests in Iowa City caused about 40 000 dollars in damages and security costs. Downtown destruction followed a May 4 march from a University of Iowa antiwar rally with several hundred involved. Police say 55 arrests over eight days. 200 state troopers brought in at Holiday Inn costs exceed 6 000 dollars.
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Iowa City
UPI
University of Iowa
Coralville
Coralville Police Department, the Johnson County Sheriff's Office
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Wallace in excellent spirits after Nixon visit
Governor George C. Wallace remains in excellent spirits after President Nixon’s Friday visit. Holy Cross hospital reports no decision yet on transfer for further treatment or removal of the bullet, with vital signs normal and antibiotics and physical therapy ongoing.
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Silver Spring
UPI
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Holy Cross Hospital
Alabama
Maryland
Wallace
Iowa Democrats to select delegates in Des Moines caucus
About 3,000 Iowa Democrats meet in Des Moines to pick 12 at large delegates and final 2 slots, amid pressure from women and youth for equal representation. Muskie, McGovern and Humphrey reconfigure lines as district delegates already favor McGovern and Muskie, with uncommitted slots and committeewoman races in flux.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Vietnam
George McGovern
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
McGovern
Robert Fulton
Waterloo
Dagmar Vidal
Hampton
June Franklin
D-Des Moines
Franklin
Iown
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Alabama
George Wallace
Miami
Nixon Sets Out For Moscow Summit In Arms Talks
President Nixon departed from Washington for a 13 day trip to Moscow with aims to pursue arms control and East West issues. He stressed progress over headlines and predicted some results but tempering expectations on Vietnam and Middle East clashes. He will visit Salzburg Kiev Leningrad Tehran Warsaw before returning to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Moscow
Andrews Air Force Base
Congress
White House
Andrews
Salzburg
Austria
Soviet Union
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Vietnam
Middle East
Russia
Kiev
Leningrad
Tehran
Iran
Warsaw
Spiro T. Agnew
Far East
William J. Porter
U.S
Paris
Agnew
Plane crash near Albuquerque kills nine including LASL scientist
Nine people die when a Beechcraft Queen Air chartered by the Atomic Energy Commission crashes after takeoff near Albuquerque International Airport. Among the dead is Dr. Wright L. Langham, a renowned biomedical scientist and Apollo program consultant, plus eight LASL staff members and the pilot. The witness described the plane banking left and diving to the ground with a fireball upon impact.
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Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
Albuquerque International Airport
Wright L. Langham
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories
Atomic Energy Commission
LASL
Los Alamos
Eugene Teatum
Donald Larson
Bruce Bean
Johnnie Gallegos
Richard Niethammer
William Frye
John Gill
Arroyo Seco
Richard T. Zittel
Buck Richards
Langham
New Mexico Institute of Chemists
Inflation Slack Signals Progress in April CPI Rise
The April CPI rose 0.2 percent to 124.3 on a 1967 base, matching March and easing from February’s 0.5 percent. Officials credit controlled and noncontrolled item mixes, noting gains in used cars, men’s clothing, and restaurant meals while food and gas eased. Wages climbed 0.6 percent, outpacing living costs.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
CPI
Mariana Whitman
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Nixon
Labor Statistics Agency
Weather Outlook: Warm Tonight Then Cloudy West
Continued fair and warm tonight with lows in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Sunday sees fair skies east with increasing clouds west and a chance of scattered thundershowers in the afternoon. Highs reach 85 to 90 degrees.
Clean car runs on hydrogen at BYU demonstration
Roger E. Billings a 24 year old engineering senior demonstrates a rotary engined RX-2 Mazda that runs on hydrogen. He claims the engine produces cleaner air than it takes in with water vapor and nitrogen oxide as byproducts and says nitrogen oxide can be kept to one part per million versus 40 for gasoline engines.
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Provo, Utah
UPI
Brigham Young University
Roger E. Billings
Billings
Mazda
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