Viking mission to Mars set for 5 22 p m launch
Viking spacecraft prepared for launch from Cape Canaveral in a bid to find life on Mars. The 505 million mile voyage aims to reach Mars orbit on June 19 1976 with a second craft planned for September 1. Officials cited readiness but warned weather could delay.
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Nixon deposition outlines public release of tapes and papers
Former President Richard Nixon said in a deposition that he would determine what to reveal from his White House tapes and papers, not Congress, if turned over. Jack Anderson released 171 pages of questions and answers from Nixon’s San Clemente estate, with parties seeking public access amid Watergate litigation.
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Hearst testifies before grand jury over Patty case
Mrs Catherine Hearst, wife of Randolph Hearst, spent about 20 minutes with the grand jury in Harrisburg a cooperative witness who said she loves her daughter and wants Patty Hearst to come home. Federal investigators probe SLA links and farmhouse stay with delays over subpoenas.
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Oberlin College
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South Canaan
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Evacuation of Azores Communists a setback for ruling Portugal
An angry mob ransacked the pro Communist Portuguese Democratic Movement HQ in Porto and burned its contents. In the Azores, the military governor ordered several Communist leaders deported for safety amid anti Communist violence sweeping Portugal.
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Hoffa photo sent to Hoffa kin not clue in disappearance
UPI says color snapshots sent to Hoffa's son James P. Hoffa and to UPI are not leads in the July disappearance of former Teamsters leader James R. Hoffa. The Orlando man who sent them, C Monroe Lerman, claims he sought to aid a union for the physically handicapped. FBI will question the sender. Detroit police say the images do not reveal Hoffa's fate.
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Bomb forces Alioto to leave police talks
A small bomb exploded at Mayor Joseph Alioto’s San Francisco home early today forcing him from negotiations with striking police officers. No injuries were reported. Alioto warned of dismissal for strikers not returning at 8 a.m. as talks aimed to end an 80 percent walkout of the 1,800-member force over wages.
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