Kennedy Reported Encouraged By Overwhelming Public Support
Kennedy reportedly plans to keep his Senate seat and return to Washington for the ABM vote though no decision has been announced. Friends say he is heartened by broad public support after urging Massachusetts voters for input on whether to resign amid the Mary Jo Kopechne case.
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Violence Report Kills Gun Control Chances
In Washington UPI reports gun control faces a dead year barring a dramatic event. The National Violence Commission proposal to confiscate about 90 percent of privately owned pistols is cited as a potential final blow. FBI crime increases and political hesitation deepen the stalemate while leaders note public sentiment shifts only after a beloved figure falls.
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Russian Novelist Kuznetsov Vanishes in London
Russian novelist Anatoly V Kuznetsov, famed for works critiquing life in the Soviet Union, disappeared from his Apollo Hotel room in Kensington London. Scotland Yard searched the Soviet Embassy at Moscow's request as Kuznetsov, 40, was in London to work on a Lenin biography for a Soviet government order.
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Moon dust tests begin as biologists study lunar material
Biologists at Space Center Houston start injecting lunar dust into germ free mice and tissue cultures to determine if moon rocks carry infectious organisms or toxic chemicals. Astronauts Armstrong Collins Aldrin near quarantine release Aug 11 as tests proceed, with Columbia joining them later.
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Rocks to spread on Haen farm at Farm Progress Days
At the 1969 Wisconsin Agricultural Exhibition Farm Progress Days, a rock picking demonstration shows Gene Haen’s farm lacking rocks. Planners arrange multiple truckloads of rocks to be spread over a field that had already been picked clean to illustrate soil improvement.
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