Apollo 14 crew leave quarantine for warm Texas welcome
Apollo 14 astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr., Stuart A. Roosa, and Edgar D. Mitchell stepped from quarantine into sunlight at Houston's Space Center after 48 days. They received a clean bill of health, expressed happiness to be back, and thanked families and supporters as they left with statements of successful mission outcomes.
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Admiral tightens Navy look to curb abuses
Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt announces new grooming standards to curb excesses of the relaxed look. Beards and facial hair must be neat and trimmed, with mutton chops banned. Hair length remains controlled though no fixed maximum is cited, and the emphasis is on a groomed, professional appearance across the fleet.
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Aerospace layoffs hit 194000 in California report
UPI reports Sen. John Tunney says about 194000 scientists and technicians in California's aerospace industry were laid off since March last year, bringing total layoffs to 374000 engineers and technicians since 1948. He urges swift action to convert aerospace knowhow to productive programs.
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Bridge bidding decisions under South hand responses
The article analyzes four hands in the South seat after a 1C-1H-1NT auction. It prescribes: with 1) two notrumps as a possible game raise, 2) two diamonds to pursue a safe partial score, 3) four hearts as a likely game bid, and 4) three clubs to show strong support and prepare for partner’s response. It discusses point counts, distribution, and partnership signaling.
Judge rules govt must prove Calley sane in My Lai trial
In a surprise ruling at the My Lai court martial Lt. William L. Calley faced a shift in burden as Judge Col. Reid W. Kennedy said the government must prove Calley is completely sane. The decision came after conflicting psychiatric testimony and forced a tornado related recess at Fort Benning.
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New envoy to UN sworn in at White House ceremony
George H. W. Bush, a Texas oilman and former House member, was sworn as the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations in a White House ceremony attended by President Nixon and top officials. Nixon praised Bush's appointment after Moynihan declined the post, noting U.S. support for the UN amid ongoing global challenges. Bush called the role a great challenge and warned it would be frustrating, with his wife present for the oath administered by Justice Potter Stewart.
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Television Timetable Highlights Saturday February 27
A dense schedule lists daytime and primetime programs across networks, including Across the Fence and Sunrise Semester. The page catalogs showings for ABC CBS NBC and regional stations with films, cartoons, talk shows, sporting events, and public service features, naming titles like Batman LaClintock and The Pink Panther among many.
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