Apollo 14 moves to Cape launch pad for final prep
UPI reports Apollo 14 rocket and moonship moved to oceanside launch pad at Cape Kennedy for the final 12 weeks of prep before America's second Fra Mauro moon landing attempt. The 6:30 a.m. EST transfer from the assembly building to the firing site will take 5 to 6 hours.
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Israel reviews its truce policy amid Middle East talks
United States urged Israel to resume indirect negotiations with Egypt and Jordan while Israel weighs rejoining talks under U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring. Prime Minister Meir plans a major policy address as cabinet debates options amid calls for peace.
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Yigal Allon
New York
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Cairo
Moammar el Khadafy
al Akhbar
Khadafy
Sudan
Arlington RFK grave site gets permanent memorial
Work starts on a permanent Robert F. Kennedy grave at Arlington National Cemetery near his brother John F. Kennedy. The plan includes a granite walkway a semicircular plaza a reflecting pool and a quoted wall from RFK speeches. Total project cost about 747000 with federal funds and Kennedy family contributions.
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Indianapolis
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Army
Campus unrest warning persists despite cease fire call
Washington reports Matthew Byrne, executive director of the Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest, says underlying causes of campus violence remain and could trigger new disorders. He cites youth culture and societal tensions, warns that unrest may continue even after Indochina War ends, with terrorists among some individuals on campuses and in cities.
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Democrats gain broad governorships reshaping state power
Washington analysis notes Democrats recaptured a majority of governorships after the 1970 elections, boosting party organization and state capital influence. It contrasts GOP losses and occasional durable holds like Rockefeller and Love, while detailing historical shifts and the uneven path of governor races across 35 states.
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Nebraska
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Maine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John Love
Colorado
Yippies disrupt Frost show in London TV clash
On live air Jerry Rubin and about 20 hippies disrupted David Frost's program after Rubin lit a cigarette and offered it on stage. Frost avoided smoking, a water pistol sprayed him. The incident ended with both guests leaving stage amid audience applause and Network officials offering no policy changes.
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Law and Order
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