Apollo 15 explorers reach Hadley Rille for rock samples
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin climbed partway down the Hadley Rille wall to collect rocks that may reveal ancient lunar volcano activity. They returned to the Falcon with more samples as Worden maneuvered Endeavour into lunar orbit for an afternoon rendezvous.
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Steel Walkout Off After Pact Okayed
Washington AP reports a national steel strike was avoided as 350,000 workers accepted a settlement centered on a 30 percent pay rise and expanded fringe benefits. The pact raises wages minimmum to 1 per hour over three years with cost of living protections and extra holidays while U S Steel turned away arriving workers.
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I.W. Abel
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California
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Oklahoma
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Rhode Island
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West Virginia
Corn Blight Hits Ohio Across Most Counties
The Agriculture Department reported corn blight visible in a majority of Ohio’s 88 counties with light overall impact. By now the blight has established in 31 states, with the worst spread in low land river bottom areas where moisture is high and air movement limited.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Ohio
Earthquake rocks northern Japan with no casualties reported
A strong quake struck northern Japan this afternoon triggering panic but causing little damage. The Central Meteorological Agency issued then cancelled a tidal wave warning for Hokkaido.
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Central Meteorological Agency
Pacific
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Véne
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U S Plans China U N Policy Statement
The Nixon administration will issue a policy statement on China's U N membership with Secretary Rogers outlining the pending stance. Nixon favors seating Red China while opposing expulsion of Nationalist China. A two thirds vote tactic at the U N General Assembly is proposed to support seating Peking and defend allies.
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Nixon
United Nations
William P. Rogers
U.S
United States
Peking
China
Rogers
U.N. General Assembly
Taiwan
Red China
U.N
Times Says Soviets Acknowledge West Berlin Access
The New York Times reported that the Soviet Union agreed in four power talks to accept responsibility for free civilian access to West Berlin. The shift followed May discussions in Moscow after Maurice Schumann linked a Soviet West German friendship treaty to a Berlin access assurance.
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New York Times
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