Moonwalk and Monday Night Football collide in space tale
Commentary by John Hall blends lunar exploration with NFL action. Astronauts Cernan and Schmitt set up heat and gravitational-wave experiments on the moon while Joe Namath and Don Maynard spotlight a Jets Raiders finish. TV coverage trims moon work for football.
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Eugene Cerian
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Frank Gifford
Joe Namath
Don Maynard
OaWand Raiders
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Jack Schmitt
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Howard Coselle
Moon Rocks
Frank Reynolds
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Warden Hosts Holiday Dinners with Inmates in Ohio
Columbus based penitentiary warden Harold Cardwell invites inmates to Christmas and Thanksgiving meals at his home. He says the gatherings help rehabilitate prisoners and build gentler relations, despite critics. One former guest who killed a deputy sheriff later paroled, found the meal a life highlight.
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UPI
Harold Cardwell
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Song
Ohio Penitentiary
Thieu proposes Christmas truce for POW exchanges
President Thieu urged a limited Christmas truce and prisoner exchange while opposing the Washington Hanoi ceasefire. He called for direct talks between South Vietnam and the Communists, with negotiations possible during the truce, and urged North Vietnamese withdrawal before a lasting peace. He warned that the VC and North Vietnam block serious talks and rejected a coalition government.
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UPI
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United States
U.S
Stamps Stolen From Newark Post Office Vault
Burglars used an acetylene torch to breach a Newark Roosevelt post office vault and steal about $41,900 in stamps. Police reported the stamps ranged in value from one cent to several dollars, with the loss concentrating on high denominations.
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Newark, NJ
UPI
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Newark Postries
Mark Van Doren Dies at 78 Pulitzer Prize Poet
Memorial services are set in Cornwall for Mark Van Doren, 78, who died after surgery for a circulatory problem. The Columbia University professor and poet won the 1939 Pulitzer for Collected Poems and lived in the Housatonic River Valley since 1923. He is survived by his wife Dorothy and two sons.
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Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
Torrington
Housatonic River Valley
University of Illinois
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Morningside Keights
Columbia
Allen Ginsburg
Jack Kerouac
An Doren
Dorothy
the Nation
John
Charles
A Separate Peace at CINEMAT CINEMA I
John Knowles novel adaptation continues at Cinema I with continuing showings. Funny Girl at Cinema II earns Barbra Streisand an Oscar share with Katharine Hepburn note. Keefer Madness plays at College Cinema in Williamstown with GP rating.
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John Knowles
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Barbra Strein
Katherine Hepburn
Williamstown
Keefer Madness
College
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Environmental wins slow but steady in South Carolina
National Window reports three environmental victories in South Carolina. The Atomic Energy Commission postponed permanent radioactive waste storage at Savannah River Plant, favoring above ground containment. Environmentalists halted a Cherry Grove Beach marsh dredge request, and Georgia Pacific suspended logging in a PSA swamp after Audubon Society and Gov. West intervened.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
South Carolina
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Savannah River
Aiken
D.C
Tuscaloosa
Georgia
Ernest F. Hollings
D-S.c
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cherry Grove Beach
Army
Georgia-Pacific Lumber Company
Santee River
Public Service Authoriy
PSA
Lumber Corporation
Audubon Society
John West
Georgia-Pacific
Vote count begins in UMW election
The Labor Department started counting nearly 150000 ballots to decide if incumbent W A Boyle or reformist Arnold R Miller will lead the United Mine Workers for five years. Interim results released daily, final results later this week. Security guards monitor sealed boxes at the Silver Spring Maryland offices.
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UPI
Labor Department
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Arnold R.miller
United Mine Workers of America
Silver Spring
Henry Queen
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