U S jets down MIGs in dogfights over Hanoi
Saigon reports three Soviet-built MIG21s shot down by U S Air Force F4 Phantom jets southwest of Hanoi during bombing Sunday, with two U S jets lost in the raids. The action marked the first U S air strike against Hanoi and Haiphong in nearly four years, as officials described the engagement and subsequent losses.
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Venus Moon Illusion Misunderstood By Moon Viewers
Readers confused Venus for Apollo after a bright light near the moon drew calls to police and papers. Ken Patterson of Morrison Planetarium in San Francisco explains Venus passed not occulting the moon, while MIT says it has no Apollo 16 task. Local sheriffs sought answers as Pacific Telephone fielded inquiries.
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Soviets protest bombing of Haiphong harbor
Soviet government protested to U.S. Ambassador Beam over the Haiphong bombing and North Vietnam incursions. Officials said Beam was summoned for a brief meeting at the Foreign Ministry as state media denounced U.S. actions. No comment on ties to Nixon’s Moscow visit or Soviet ship damage.
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Miss Fremont Shauna Miller Wins Talent Title
Shauna Miller, 18, was crowned Miss Fremont at Washington High School after swapping her planned dance routine for singing The Law of Love when a week before the contest she dropped a can on her foot. The Mission San Jose High senior tackled the change with an Estar and self accompaniment, having played the instrument about two years.
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Apollo 16 mission races toward moon despite skin shredding
Apollo 16 launches from Cape Kennedy, aiming for Descartes region on the moon. Commander John W. Young and crewmates Thomas Mattingly and Charles Duke report a shredding of the lander skin but say it does not threaten crew safety. officials note a potential fuel-tank concern while continuing the mission with a $45 million trek toward the lunar highlands.
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Muskie Focuses On Delegates Not Primaries In 1972 Race
Senator Muskie said he is not focused on winning primaries but on amassing delegate votes to secure the Democratic nomination at the Miami Beach convention. He currently leads pledged delegates with 14-12 and 41 leaning, with others like McGovern and Humphrey trailing.
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What's Doing a New Daily Feature in The Argus
The Argus debuts a daily What's Doing column on page 3 highlighting non commercial public events in the Tri Cities. It aims to introduce both newcomers and longtime residents to open events rather than serving as a club meeting bulletin board.
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Fremont schools become pools of color
Somber rectangular classrooms fade in Fremont and Newark districts as walls disappear replacing green rooms with bright carpeted pods. Gomes Elementary uses six 27 sided pods with two grades per pod and three classes per grade, enabling flexible instruction and daily pod planning to coordinate coursework across grades.
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Weather outlook fair with cooler days ahead
Fair through Tuesday with variable high clouds this morning. Cooler days expected with north to northwest winds 10 to 25 mph. Lows in the 40s with highs in the 60s. Yesterday's high 71 and low 57.
Astronaut Armstrong Predicts Tech Solves World Ecology
In San Francisco Neil Armstrong predicts science and technology will address global ecological problems. The report notes Gov Ronald Reagan stating he paid both state and federal income taxes for 1871 and that they hurt, amid controversy from a prior disclosure of paying no state tax in 1970 due to business reverses.
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Med Regs Push Ailing to Hospitals Despite Home Care
A Senate Aging report based on GAO findings notes Medicare rules funnel sick individuals into hospitals though home treatment could be preferable. The study also flags cost concerns and potential care quality issues tied to hospital-based treatment.
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Explosions Threaten Villages in Vietnam Conflict
A dispatch from South Vietnam describes five hours of explosions near Lai Khe and An Loc, with shrapnel and ground shaking as a photographer from Montreal, Gerard He bert, reports on the embattled area. In Yugoslavia, a speeding international express train wreck suspect is arrested in Belgrade.
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