Astronauts Conclude 28 Days in Orbit With Pacific Landing
Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz completed a 28 day spaceflight ending with a precise splashdown in the Pacific about 690 miles southwest of San Diego. They walked recovered aboard the carrier Ticonderoga as medical checks continued and the Navy crew celebrated with Anchors Aweigh.
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Steger Wins Tourney In Indiana Junior Gold
Scott Steger of Anderson defeats Rick ngas of Rensselaer and Richard Rush of paraiso to win the 48th Indiana Junior Gold Tourney at Bloomington. Also notes Wimbledon favorites, season kickoff in Lubbock, and mild weekend forecast for Anderson.
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Nixon Brezhnev sign new declaration amid China dispute
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev signed a mutual pledge to prevent military confrontations and nuclear war, agreeing to urgent consultations if nuclear risk rises. Kissinger described the pact’s practical effect as averting wider hostilities, with scope limited by self defense rights. The agreement states both nations will refrain from threats to each other and their allies and will consult immediately to avert dangers.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Moscow
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Musa
Peking
Church of God Concludes 84th International Convention
Leaders predict one of the largest crowds as the 84th International Convention wraps with drive in participants. Anderson figures and ministers from Indiana Ohio and Michigan gather for final business, seminars and multilingual services at Warner Auditorium and AC Dunn Hall.
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Church of God
Church of God Today
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Joe Crane
Madison
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James S. Marshall
Warner
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Baltimore
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Aes Albert Donaldson
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Arnold Coody
Anderson College
Anderson College Center For Pastoral Studies
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Bly
Bontem
AC Dunn Hall
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Men International
Fry
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Ohio
Board OF Church Extension and Home Missions
Hollie Sharpe
Bowling Green
Warner Pacific College
Norman Patton
Santa Cruz
Calif
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Frame
Joliff
Tallmadge
Martha Mitchell travels lonely bitter road in Watergate era
Washington AP The former Nixon aide’s wife Martha Mitchell, once a headline favorite, now vents anger at the White House and Watergate fallout. She accuses the president of lies, supports resignation, and recalls past flamboyant defiance while her husband faced conspiracy and obstruction charges.
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Charles Percy
Percy
Charlie
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Arkansas Gazette
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Sno.itchell
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Mer
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