Tragedy narrowly averted in Apollo 16 fuel drain blast
SAN DIEGO APL The Apollo 16 moonship fuel drain caused an explosion in a Navy hangar injuring 48, with one fuel Pump destroyed and the capsule mostly intact. Engineers say the oxidizer nitric oxide turned into a dangerous gas on contact with air. Fire officials sent workers to Balboa Medical Center for observation as crews assess toxic exposure and structural damage.
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Balboa Wayal Hospital
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U.S. eyes possible tobacco sales revival to China
A FAS official cautions that any renewed U S tobacco exports to China would be small and grow slowly. China, with 800 million people, could offer a vast demand, but hard currency constraints and government choices will limit near term shipments.
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Rescue efforts at Sunshine Mine extend missing to fifty eight
Sunshine Mine officials announce 11 more miners missing after last weeks underground fire, bringing total to 58. Electrical and air system failures hindered progress. crews halted by a 13,800 volt power line short and a drop in air pressure.
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McGovern attacks opponents as using scare tactics in Nebraska
United Press International reports Senator George McGovern, in Nebraska, claims rivals describe his views on abortion, marijuana, and amnesty for Vietnam era draft evaders as radical. He cites state abortion limits, prison for drug pushers, and postwar amnesty, while stumping with leaders in Omaha before key primaries.
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Nebraska
Hobert Humphrey
Omaha
North Carolina
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Mock convention drafts Ted with Kennedy nomination
In a Lexington Virginia mock Democratic convention at Washington and Lee University delegates simulate a real nominating process. Kennedy is drafted on the final ballot after a staggered rise from the fourth ballot with 102 votes from Massachusetts leading the effort to back him. Muskie Humphrey and McGovern place second through fourth. Mills is named vice president as disruptions spur a Derby-watching walkout.
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UMW Dissidents Plan Slate in New Union Election
About 125 Miners for Democracy members met in Charleston to discuss fielding a slate in a new UMW national election. A federal judge voided the 1969 vote that re-elected Tony Boyle and ordered a fresh election, with a Wheeling convention set for May to nominate candidates. Boyle faces conviction and potential punishment for conspiracy and misused union funds.
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U.S. District Court
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Truman observes 88th birthday in quiet Independence home
Former President Harry S Truman, labeled remarkably fit by his doctor, plans a private birthday at his home with wife Bess as a public tribute gathers nearby in Kansas City. Dr. Wallace Graham defends Truman’s health amid prior criticism and notes his mental alertness and world awareness despite arthritis and years of duty.
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Tie
Graham
Truman
Beause
Mary Queen of Scots shines at Williamstown cinema
Williamstown College Cinema presents Mary Queen of Scots starring Vanessa Redgrave and Glenda Jackson, a five time Oscar nominated period piece. Harte shows The Abductors for adults only, while Cinema I replays DeMille style epics and She Toy Commandments. Cinema II hosts The Hot Rock a light caper with Paul Sand Ron Leibman George Segal Robert Redford in supporting roles. Showtimes include 7:15 8:00 and 9:05 p.m. at Harte and 7:20 9:30 p.m. at Cinema I and Bo.n.
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Williamstown
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Bo.n. Cinema
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