Landing On Mars, Fast Earth Travel Seen For 1980s
NASA official Dr. George Mueller outlined plans for a nuclear rocket shuttle from Earth orbit to lunar orbit and Mars exploration. He predicted manned Mars landings by the late 1980s and suborbital shuttles could reach any world city within an hour at 12,000 mph, with tests at Jackass Flats, Nevada. The Senate approved a $50 million appropriation as discussions continue on funding allocation.
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Astronauts State Tour to Stress Space Sharing
The White House announced a 23 nation tour by the ApaHe 1 astronauts starting Sept 29 to stress U S willingness to share space knowledge. Stops include Yugoslavia behind the Iron Curtain and visits to Guam Hawaii Obama Montreal. the moon landing team will travel with Cols Michael Collins and Buzz Alden Jr. and civilian Neil Armstrong and their wives aboard a presidential jet.
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Fremont Youth Theater Guild Sets Auditions
Fremont Theremonte Youth Theater Guild reports a successful season led by Len Harris the new president. Productions included Alice in Wonderland and David and Lis e plus The Imaginary Invalid featuring both youths and adults. Auditions for the next production will be held October 10 from 3 30 to 6 40 pm and October 11 from 2 to 4 pm at the Fremont Community Center.
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Newark Youth Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Intent
Robert H. Davis, 19, of 5917 Mayhews Landing Rd., Newark, pleaded guilty in municipal court to an amended charge of possessing marijuana with intent to sell. He was certified to superior court for sentencing on Oct. 10 and is represented by attorney F. Kasama.
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Newark Monkey Coco Charms Family Amid Yard Escapades
Coco the monkey amuses Newark neighbors with playful mischief and cage antics. He tears up the garage, scatters items, smeared onion juice on himself, and monitors the Watson children’s packets. He travels in Mrs. Watsons pickup, befriends Chiquita the chihuahua, and fears changing homes while the family weighs zoo placement.
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Arcus Published by The Daily Review in Fremont
Notice shows publication details for The Arcus, The Daily Review, and circulation data. It lists office address 122 Center Square Fremont CA and contact number. Subscription rates are given as daily 20 cents and Sunday 1.80 per month, with mail option at 2.25 per month. Court order numbers and dates appear as part of the masthead.
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Forecasts United Press Bay Area Weekend Skies
The forecast covers Northern and Central California with mostly cloudy conditions and fog patches near the ocean early Saturday, clearing to partly cloudy Sunday. Temperatures rise slightly with lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 70s, westerly winds 10 to 20 mph, and light showers possible in snow or rain Saturday.
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Laird Describes Moving Age Group Draft Plan
Washington UPI Melvin Laird outlined a moving age group draft system if Congress fails to reform the Selective Service law. The plan uses a prime selection group of 19 year olds and older deferments, a 12 month exposure window, and oldest-first monthly picks, with Hershey testing procedures now and a potential enactment date next Jan.
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Saigon Green Beret Trial Innocent Pleas Expected
In Saigon six Green Berets face murder and conspiracy charges over a double agent case. Defense lawyer Capt Tom Young says the six will plead innocent. Two other Berets may testify for the prosecution as trials loom. A CIA linked victim, Thai Kae Chuyen, is named but details remain unclear amid shadowy pasts and abortive body disposal reports.
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Fremont Man Enters Plea
Fremont man John Eugene Hayes, 20, of 4534 Wheeler Derive Fremont pleaded innocent to kidnapping charges in municipal court. Hayes is accused of driving off with two young women in their own car after an attempted accident on September 11 at Haley Street and Jarvis Avenue in Newark. Preliminary hearing set for September 26 at 10 a.m. Hayes is represented by attorney James Renfro.
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Ferry disaster claims 76 missing near Changnyong
Police said 76 persons were presumed drowned when a ferry struck a bridge pile and capsized in rain near Changnyong on the Nakong river, with reports placing the incident in the South China Sea off Nha Trang. The extensive wreckage raises fears for crews and passengers.
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Supervisors Set Oct 16 Hearing On Sund Quarry
The San Jose area hearing on the Sund Quarry proceeds with testimony from local and Utah officials and environmental critics. Arguments focus on wildlife use, park status, noise impact, and blasting frequency, with supporters citing private land rights and economic benefits.
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Gromyko Rejects Nixon Plea for Peace in U N Speech
Soviet Foreign Minister Anrei Gromyko rejected President Nixon's appeal for a peace pressure strategy on North Vietnam and an arms embargo for the Middle East during a United Nations General Assembly address. He spoke 63 minutes without detail, while Nixon's brief policy speech drew mixed applause and criticism. Gromyko noted Israel may seek more complications, not peace, and asserted U S goals in Vietnam are not attainable.
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