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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1969

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Apollo 11 Reaches Moon Trip Halfway Point

Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins pass mid-point of their mission as Luna 15 enters lunar orbit. Washington notes posthumous Soviet honor. mission shows near flawless performance with minor sensor and star sighting issues.

Russia Moscow Earth Neil A. Armstrong Air Force Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Michael Collins Moon Washington Nixon Mediterranean North Africa Portugal Spain France Italy

Soviet Luna 15 poised for moon landing attempt

Jodrell Bank observers report Luna 15 in a two hour elliptical orbit 600 to 1200 miles above the moon and expect a landing try by Friday morning. Sir Bernard Lovell cites data from the telescope and doubts Tass’s artificial satellite claim.

Jodrell Bank England Observatory Bernard Lovell Tass Moscow Bernard

Honduras and El Salvador Press for Cautious Cease Fire

Both nations tie cease-fire to conditions under OAS plan. Honduras seeks troop withdrawal and border pullback while El Salvador demands OAS enforcement and protection for its 275000 nationals in Honduras. Neutral observers to monitor compliance. In a separate report, Thor Heyerdahl delays Ra repairs after storm damage.

Tegucigalpa Honduras el Salvador OAS Oslo Thor Heyerdahl

Hippie Drug Ban Shocks Travelers at Mexican Border

Immigration officials in Nuevo Laredo announced a plan to deny tourist cards to long haired hippies unless they wash, bathe, and cut their hair. Gilberto Cazarez said complaints rose about dirty travelers using peyote and marijuana and that long haired Americans will be sent back unless they comply. The rule applies to interior cities not just border towns.

Mexico Gilberto Cazarez M Mexican Immigration Nuevo Laredo Mexico City Acapulco United States

Power outage in Athens area tied to overloaded system

Downtown Athens suffered a power outage caused by an apparent overload when a truck cut cables. Phone and TV service were knocked out as crews worked to restore lines. The incident disrupted services and prompted a review of infrastructure.

Athens

Surtax Fight Moves Behind Closed Doors In Senate

Senate Finance Committee met in secrecy to decide extending the income surtax. Republicans push immediate drafting of a House bill without reform riders, while Democrats seek major tax reform even if delaying action. Chairman Long suggests reform talks next week as action aims for mid August passage.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Edward M. Kennedy Massachusetts Long D-La Congress

Safeguard Testimony In Secret Session Debate

Washington lawmakers push Safeguard missile defense arguments in a closed Senate session. Sen. Stuart Symington seeks to reveal aide material from Kwajalein tests. Sen. John Stennis plans to discuss top secret intelligence on a growing Soviet threat.

Washington Senate Stuart Symington D-Mo Pacific Kwajalein John C. Stennis D-Miss Armed Services Committee

Viet War Lull Deepens As Toll Drops To 148

Saigon reports a lull in combat as U S and enemy deaths decline. U S totals show 148 Americans killed in the week, 2 051 enemy dead, and 1 612 wounded, with 352 South Vietnamese casualties. Ground actions near Quang Nai City and Me Kong Delta fights add to the tally.

U.S. Coronand U.S L1th Light Infantry Quang Nai City Saigon U.S. 1St Infantry Division Mekong

Nixon rules out wage price controls to curb inflation

President Nixon, after talks with Press Secretary Ziegler, rejects wage and price controls as a tool against inflation. Treasury Secretary Kennedy had sparked speculation about possible ceilings but Kennedy indicated such measures would not be favored, with focus on cutting spending, raising rates, and extending the income tax surcharge to absorb buying power.

Washington Nixon Treasury Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler David M Kennedy

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