Space linkup hoped as Soyuz 10 docks with Salute
Three Soviet cosmonauts launched Soyuz 10 to orbit to pursue the unmanned Salute in a planned docking test, a potential step toward an orbiting space lab. The mission aims to transfer crew or cargo to Salute, with observers noting docking as a likely next move.
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NEW Space Venture
Alexei Yeliseyev
Vladimir Shafalov
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Moscow
Yerved
Lie
Ite
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Bank
England
Bernard Lavell
Russia
Lovell
West Germany
Bachum
Heinz Kaminski
Pee
Qiefed Die
Balule
Orbital Laboratory
Rorket
Baikonur Space Complex
Central Asia
Vladimir Shatalov
Mitchell warns of violence at antiwar rallies in Washington
Attorney General Mitchell warned of a substantial possibility of violent confrontation at antiwar demonstrations planned for this weekend and next week in Washington. He noted federal troops were put on alert and said some rally participants may be inspired by outside interests.
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Stock Market Rebounds On Friday Trading Surge
After three sessions of decline, the market rose in heavy trading. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 940.20, with advances outweighing declines in a narrow margin. Tokyo’s governor Ryokichi Minohe, 67, began a second four year term.
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UPI
Ryokiehi Minohe
Opposition to Iowa City Rock Fest Sparks City Meeting
Iowa City officials held a special session to review plans for a May 1 rock fest organized by the May 1 Coalition. Expected turnout estimated at 5,000 to 7,000. city park use approved with bans on drugs and alcohol.
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Frank Smiley
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Rogers Trip to Israel and Four Arab Lands Planned
Secretary of State Rogers announced a Middle East swing visiting Israel and Egypt Jordan Lebanon and Saudi Arabia in early May. He will discuss opening the Suez Canal as an interim step toward a final peace, with no breakthrough expected, and will meet Egyptian and Israeli leaders during the tour. He starts in London for a Southeast Asia conference, then Ankara and Paris before the Middle East tour.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Conference of
Veterans Toss Medals At Capitol In Angry Peaceful Clash
Veterans marching on the Capitol threw their combat medals over a wire fence as part of a five day antiwar protest. Rep Dellums joined briefly and tossed medals, saying they did not belong to him. The plan shifted to scattering medals over steps beyond the security fence, signaling a tense culmination to the demonstration.
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Iowa House Considers School Aid Changes Favoring Wealthier Areas
DES MOINES AP. a bill to adjust the foundation formula for school aid proposes a 30 mill basic levy per district, with state top ups to $350 per pupil and a target of $675 per pupil foundation. Critics say wealthier districts would benefit. supporters cite equity concerns and rural adjustments.
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Colwyn Stramer
Ry Garner
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Edgar Holden
I- Davenport
Valuafim Ie
New Pullout Stage Opens Ahead of Schedule in Vietnam
Saigon reports the seventh phase of Vietnam pullouts began early with U S command stating 100000 troops to depart by year end under Nixon timetable. Marine battalion to redeploy from Camp Pendleton as forces reduce to about 274000 to 289000 overall.
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Shrug Off Connallys Jawboning
New York AP reports that several banks raised their prime rate on Friday despite Treasury Secretary Connally jawboning. He called the action very disappointing after Chase Manhattan Bank initiated the move to 9 percent from 8 percent, amid ongoing pressure from lending demands.
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First National
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Chicago
David Kennedy
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David Brumley
Berdeker
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Arbitrator rules Iowa to play four football games with Iowa State
The state board of regents says a professional arbitrator has ruled Iowa must play four football games with Iowa State University in 1979 to 1992. Contracts for 1977 and 1978 exist. four additional games were planned but never signed by Iowa. The ruling resolves the dispute after Iowa questioned a prior moral and oral commitment.
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al Iowa
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Bump Elliott
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Agnew and China policy roils White House politics
Washington sources say Vice President Agnew faces a clouded future as Nixon pursues a conciliatory stance toward Peking. Officials stress no rift, while aides note Agnew’s public stance contrasts with administration lines. Dole and Gold deny clear division as policy moves toward peace talks.
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Pexing
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Srem
China
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Lin
Peking
Victor Gold
Window Etiquette and a Drafty Misadventure
A lighthearted lesson on opening a window yields fresh air when done personally, but invites a draft if someone else operates it, prompting a humorous note on shared spaces and small everyday friction.
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