Future in Space Race Heats Up With Apollo 9 Mission
Apollo 9 aims for a Feb 20 Earth orbit test of the lunar module to pave the path to a lunar landing. NASA and Soviet plans dominate the space race as top officials discuss space stations, military uses, and ambitious planetary probes through the early 1970s.
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Moon Bases and Early Space Industry Concepts
In the mid 1970s the space agency eyed a moon base resembling Antarctica for relocation. Russia hinted at similar plans. Visible radio telescope installations would probe space for clues to the universe, as Earth’s atmosphere blocks many signals. The moon could host specialized industries as chemistry metallurgy and electronics advance, enabling processes needing a pure environment.
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Nixon White House Sunday services noted in senator letters
UPI report cites Senator Norris Cotton and others writing from Washington about Sunday worship rosters at the White House. The letters reflect mixed views on access, prominence, and the president’s routines, with comments on staff phrasing and alphabetic chance of entry to “pearly gates.”
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Berets and Turtlenecks for Policemen Suggested
A Kansas City report describes proposals to dress police with turtlenecks and berets to foster rapport with citizens while officials, including at the Pentagon, discuss design changes for city services. The note cites varied ideas from uniforms to vehicle colors and signage, with officials weighing practical and public image considerations.
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East Iowa Science Fair Entries Mailed for Anniversary
Entry blanks for the tenth anniversary Eastern Town Science fair were mailed to junior and senior high teachers across Eastern Town. Burton Toupee announced awards totaling over 3200 dollars and a Moray Eby fieldhouse exposition set for March 20 30 in Coe. Two new Geological Society of Iowa awards offer 25 dollar savings bonds to top geology or earth science exhibitors, junior and senior divisions. Senior high winners may earn expense paid trips to the International Science Fair in Ft Worth Texas.
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NASA Delays 1968 Space Station Flight Past 1971
NASA had planned a modest three man space station in 1968 with stays up to 56 days. The initial flight has slipped to at least late 1971 and affects ambitious follow on plans.
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