Senate pushes Indochina war funds ban in new bill
The Senate moves to cut off all U S funding for Indochina military action unless Congress approves. The move sits in a $609 million State Department authorization for the coming year amid broader debates on a $3.7 billion supplemental bill and debt, inflation, and a wage price freeze.
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Skylab 2 Crew Launch Pad Move Signals July Liftoff
Skylab 2 rocket and Apollo ferry ship are moved to Cape Kennedy pad for July 27 liftoff to ferry three more astronauts to the space station. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz report good health as they continue a 28 day mission with earth resources and solar astronomy experiments aboard the lab.
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Kosher Dill Pickles Tied to 100th Birthday
Mrs. Carolyn Tarner credits kosher dill pickles for her long life as she celebrated her 100th birthday. She says she prefers the sour ones and attributes her longevity to the tangy snacks.
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