Apollo 15crew prepares for farthest out space walk and return
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden plan a lunar orbit exit to eject a small satellite for extra moon data before Endeavour fires to depart lunar orbit and begin the three day trip home. Worden will perform a space walk to retrieve film canisters from the craft.
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Two Chinas dispute sparks U.N. reaction and Cold War tension
United Nations debates intensified as Red China denounces U.S. push for two Chinas while Washington backs two resolutions to invite Red China and protect Nationalist China. Meir reportedly told Sisco of Israel’s partial Suez withdrawal plan. Adrian Herbert, after heart lung transplant, remains critical in Cape Town. Ohio unemployment climbs due to auto model changeovers amid factory layoffs. Volkswagen extends cooling system warranties on late 60s Type III models amid overheating concerns.
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Inside Classified and Comics Editorial Entertainment
Classified section highlights a mix of notices and listings with editorial comments on entertainment. Obituaries and features appear on pages 20 and 16 while television topics and women’s features occupy pages 12 to 15.
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Ky Seeks Ballot Spot Despite Endorsement Shortfall
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky petitioned the Supreme Court for a ballot place on October 3, but he lacked 38 of 100 certified endorsements from provincial councilmen. Gen. Duong Van Minh voiced support, while Ky warned of a travesty if blocked.
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GOP Dozen Seek Wage-Price Restraints in Senate
A group of twelve Senate Republicans proposed a wage price board to set guidelines for wage settlements and prices and to back presidential action to enforce them. The bill, led by liberal to moderate lawmakers nicknamed the Wednesday Club, aims to pressure Nixon’s economic policy and move beyond his rejected inflation controls.
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Senate promises disclosures on CIA Laos funding practices
The Senate pledges to publish details on how CIA funds are hidden in other agencies' budgets and how money backed a 30,000 Laotian irregulars unit, with a June 7 secret session transcript to appear in the Congressional Record following a Foreign Relations Committee report.
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Laos Spending Faces U S Aid Limits In New Year
A Foreign Relations Committee report cites $350 million spent in Laos in the year ending June 30 excluding bombing costs and notes military aid rising by $90 million in the new fiscal year. lawmaker Liam P Rogers seeks to cap U S spending at $200 million, about one fifth of 1971 levels, as Laos military conditions worsen despite increased aid.
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Eagles move into housing site halting development in Orlando
A bald eagle family nests on a Sterling Park site in Orlando forcing the builder to declare the area a sanctuary. Dick Bonds directs 32 acres around the nest as protected wild land while 100 homes planned nearby remain unsold. Eagles, two adults and one fledgling, may live there 25 to 35 years amid nearby 1100 acre project unaffected.
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Audubon Society architects reshape golf course for moat
Bonds notes reduced housing stock as the Audubon Society architects encircle the site with a moat and alter a fairway line to run beside it to protect a tranquil west.
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