Egypt Blames U S for Lack of Peace in Mideast
United Press International reports Egypt's national assembly accusing the United States of blocking a political settlement in the Middle East. Meanwhile Egyptian commandos raided El Arish near the Israeli governor post, while Elath port saw airborne attacks. Israel blamed Arab guerrillas for earlier strikes and Jordan for allowing frogmen operations.
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Egypt
United States
Mideast
Egyptian National Assembly
Middle East
Assembly
Cairo
Israel
el Arish
Sinai
Tel Aviv
America
Elath
Jordan
Aqaba
B52s Strike Near Cambodian Border Camps in Vietnam
B52 bombers delivered the heaviest overnight raids in a month against Bu Prang and Duc Lap camps on the Cambodian border, dropping 1.8 million pounds of bombs in multiple waves. Despite shelling, no casualties were reported at the camps, and US sources noted rising American and Viet Cong/NVA losses across the week as the 3rd Marine Division prepared to depart the war zone.
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Saigon
APS
du Prang
Duc Lap
Bu Prang
U.S
Khe Sanh
Vietnam
Cambodia
3Rd Marine Division
Gordon Is Loneliest Man in the Universe
Apollo 12 astronaut Gordon remained alone aboard the Yankee Clipper in lunar orbit as Pete Conrad and Alan Bean prepared to walk on the moon. He spotted the Intrepid lander on the surface, relayed contact with Surveyor 3 remnants, and prepared for imminent docking and navigation tasks during a solo 13 hour 48 minute orbital pass.
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Gordon
Houston Control
Surveyor
Houston
Bean
Conrad
Intrepid
Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Theophilus
Descartes
Fra Mauro
Russians show real interest in talks to halt arms race
HELSINKI, UPI. The first face to face ALT discussions indicate the Soviets are serious about bargaining to halt the arms race. Soviet approaches appear thoughtful with affable, nonprovocative public lines though Red Star urged readiness. Moscow fears high costs, boasting roughly 200 more ICBMs and over 200 SS9s, while debate over negotiating from strength continues.
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Helsinki
UPI
United States
Red Star
Kremlin
Moscow
Russia
America
Apollo 12 crew greets successful moon landing on Ocean of Storms
Alan L. Bean and Charles Conrad celebrate Intrepid touchdown in the Moon's Ocean of Storms while mission control relays cheers and routine checks. Gordon orbits Yankee Clipper as Conrad reports a clean descent and cheerful banter with Houston. Haiti voodoo faith noted in separate dispatch.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Holy Crow
Bean
Richard F. Gordon
Moon
Conrad
Astronauts' Wives Happy At Safe Landing on Moon
Nassau Bay residents celebrate as NASA officials report Intrepid landed on the moon. Pete Conrad and Alan Bean send word of success while families cheer from living rooms and block parties. Barbara Gordon and Jane Conrad praise teamwork and look ahead to ongoing mission milestones.
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Nassau Bay
UPI
Jane Conrad
Pete
Sue Bean
Alan L. Bean
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Barbara War
Conrad
Jane
W. 0. Dubose
Uvalde, Tex
Donald R. Raish
Michael Collins
Clay Bean
Mrs. Bean
NASA
Russell L. Schweickart
William A. Anders
Edwin E. Aldrin
Amy Bean
Gordon
Beaumont
Tex
Carleen
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News & Office Equipment, Inc
Main Street
Bennington
Mission Control
Lunar
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Ed Gibson
Voodoo
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