Preparations Resumed For Apollo 12 Launch
Apollo 12 launch preparations resumed after crews replaced a leaky hydrogen tank with one from Apollo 13 and prepared to start fueling. Captains Conrad Bean and Gordon must launch between 11:22 a.m. and 2:27 p.m. EST to meet the revised schedule or wait until December. The mission aims for a pinpoint landing in the Ocean of Storms with two launch chances in December if delayed.
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Pete’ Conrad
Richard F. Gordon
Alan L. Bean
Paul C. Donnelly
Donnelly
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Bean
James A. Lovell
Thomas K. Mattingly
Fred W. Haise
FBI Arrests Four in NYC Blasts Ties Suspects to Bombing Spree
FBI agents and police arrested three men and a young woman in New York after a bomb exploded in the Criminal Courts Building. The four face conspiracy charges as investigators link the four incidents to earlier bombings at RCA, GM, and Chase Manhattan. A second bomb was feared but not found. a woman warned of another blast hours later.
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National Guard
RCA
General Motors
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Pan Am
Eurich backs two year ban on DDT in Vermont
Agriculture Commissioner Ed ward Eurich supports a plan to ban DDT within two years. The Finch recommendation allows emergency use but bars mass application. Vermont groups diverge with the governor’s environmental panel calling for a 1975 hard pesticide ban while the advisory council argues a ban tackles only symptoms.
Bennington Sisters deny delay on tax hearing
The Bennington Board of Sisters rejects a postponement of tonight's Grievance Day hearing on taxation of 12 college faculty houses not listed on the North Bennington tax rolls. Atty. Norris Hoyt of the Vermont Tax Department advised proceeding, with a ruling expected later, affecting other colleges statewide. The hearing starts at 7 tonight in the sisters' office, with college representatives to attend.
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North Bennington
Francis J. Hogan
Gary R. Brown
Williams, Witten
Tax Department
Brown
Norris Hoyt
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Hogan
Hoyt
Ment
Hayes and Davis Will Not Run Together in 1970
MONTPELIER UPI Gov Deane C Davis and Lt Gov Thomas L Hayes both Republicans will not run on the same ticket in 1970 Hayes 44 says a serious rift with the governor made a joint bid impossible Davis 69 supports Nixon Vietnam program and denounces the moratorium campaign saying protesters prolong the war.
Muskie Pushes Dickey Lincoln Power Project Funding
Senator Muskie advocates an $807000 appropriation to continue advance engineering and design for the Dickey Lincoln School Hydro electric project in Maine. He says completing the work prevents power shortages in New England caused by private utilities lacking capacity and urges House-Senate approval during wartime funding debates.
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Inside Union Carbide and leisure time futures explored
A compact note lists articles across pages including Inside Union Carbide personnel teaching and a leisure time forecast by Kit Foster. An editorial reflects on Saturday Evening Post eras with Norman Rockwell covers. Regional items note deer incidents in Wilmington Dorset and Manchester on pages 6 and 7.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Wilmington
Dorset
Manchester
Symington Votes No as Haynsworth Debate Opens in Senate
Washington UPI Symington, a Democrat from Missouri, joins opposition to Clement Haynsworth as Senate debate begins on his Supreme Court nomination. The move lifts anti-Haynsworth numbers to 46, with 37 in favor and 17 uncommitted, while critics cite investments and conflicts of interest. The vote could mark the first Senate rejection of a high court nominee since 1930.
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D-Mo
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Symington
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Haynsworth
John Parker
North Carolina
Lewis L. Strauss
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Commerce
Judiciary Committee
Winston F. Prouty
March Against Death Protest Begins Moratorium Plan
Thousands converge on Washington for a three day Vietnam War protest from Arlington National Cemetery to the Capitol with signs naming 40 000 dead and a goal of immediate U.S. withdrawal. Security is tight as New Mobe plans a mass march toward the White House and Washington Monument. Congressional leaders back the president while senators vow to speak. Nixon declines meeting but says citizens may express views.
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New Mobe Committee
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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George S. McGovern
Ds.s
Charles E. Goodell
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Statewide Ant i War Demonstrations Planned Vermont
Vermont Moratorium and Mobilization Committee outlines plans for statewide anti-war events. About 800 to 1,000 Vermonters to travel to Washington by 12 chartered buses and private cars for a Friday march from Arlington National Cemetery to the Washington Monument. Lt Gov Thomas Hayes to lead the blue ribbon delegation joining Sens George Aiken and Winston Prouty at 9:30 am, with a Burlington march and events in Montpelier Bennington Rutland and Randolph. An additional Bennington contingent of about 150 will join Washington actions with a Bennington office coordinating activities.
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