Nixon Urges Free Birth Control Advice For Low Income Women
President Nixon told Congress he aims to expand federal family planning services to provide free birth control guidance within five years for nearly five million U.S. women lacking adequate access. He warned of rapid population growth and urged creation of a commission to study trends, resources, and the impact on housing, education, and employment.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
U.N
Apollo 11 crew rest boldly before lunar landing
SPAC CENTER Houston reports Apollo 11 astronauts Aldrin Armstrong rest a bit longer than planned as ground control notes strong systems. Live color TV coverage set for 6 32 to 6 47 p m on ABC. Saturday aims to enter lunar orbit and approach the Eagle lander with a two hour systems check to assess landing viability.
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Spach Center
Houston
Columbia
Edwin Aldrin
Apollo
ABC
Nixon to talk with moon crew via TV hookup
Washington UPI reports President Nixon will address Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins during a two way television link as they reach the moon. Officials say no problems were detected with the capsule despite a sensor fault found during launch. The president is to speak for the American people while the crew rests in the twilight zone voyage toward the moon.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Evans
House
Armstrong
Aldrin
Ronald Sleep
Collins
Ziegler
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko Honored On Decennial Anniversary
Moscow AP reports Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko received customary honors reserved for leaders over fifty marking his decennial anniversary in office. The ceremony reflected standard state regard for senior leaders in the USSR.
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Moscow
Gromyko
Somat
Taxpayer Pays Taxes By The Quarter Message
A reader notes a humorous sentiment about paying taxes in quarters to the Internal Revenue Department, attaching a 25 cent payment and a note explaining the understanding of quarterly tax payment.
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Bnternal Revenue Department
New Trial Granted in 1934 Iowa Murder Case
The U S circuit court of appeals ordered Iowa to grant Gale H Johnson a new trial or release him after 35 years in prison. Johnson, paroled July 10, was convicted in 1934 of Burlington police officer slaying. Defense witnesses placed him in Des Moines at the time. The court faulted Judge Hale for an alibi instruction shifting burden to the defense, undermining the presumption of innocence.
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ST. Louis
U.S
Circuit Court of Appeals
State of Iowa
Gale H Johnson
Burlington
Johnson
Des Moines
Oscar Hale
Russians say Luna 15 will not interfere with Apollo 14
Astronaut Frank Borman reported that the Soviet Union assured Luna 15 would not intersect Apollo 14’s flight trajectory. Soviet Academy of Sciences chief M V Kelvysh said Luna will stay in its current orbit for two days and would notify if changes occur.
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Barman
Soviet Union
Kelvysh
Borman
Experts Battled Jodrell Bank England Mystified by Day
Astronomy experts at Jodrell Bank in England reported bafflement over a Fin day mystery as observers noted unusual readings. Further details were continued on page 3 col 8 with no clear explanation.
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Jodrell Bank
England
Finday
Arata
Buffalo Creek
Winthrop
Aurora Winthrop
Donald Cook
Heyerdahl To Continue Voyage On Damaged Papyrus Ra
Heyerdahl and crew plan to press on aboard the damaged papyrus raft Ra with nights aboard escort vessel Shenandoah as they repair 18 foot wave damage. They hope to reach Bridgetown Barbados, at least 25 miles daily, reassessing whether to continue Africa to Latin America voyage.
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Christiansted
Virgin Islands
Thar Heyerdahl
Heyerdahl
Africa
Latin America
Bridgetown
Barbados
Meyerdahl
New World
Morocco
Shenandoah
Oslo
Norman Baker
New Rochelle
Baker
Evacuations After Flood Hit Northwest Cedar Rapids
Greg Hunt reports over 20 families evacuated as basements collapsed and water filled about 100 city blocks. The northwest quadrant near the Vinton Street open sewer was hardest hit with extensive flooding in Cedar Rapids early Friday.
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Greg Hunt
Floods Hit Iown City Iowa Ditch Breaks Records
Weather and flood reports detail Cedar Rapids to Manchester rainfall with 3.06 inches downtown by Friday. Floodwaters inundate E avenue NW and surrounding blocks, forcing evacuations and closing roads as the Cedar Hills dam and ditch swell. Residents recount water up to ten feet in places while engineers monitor the reservoir and consider rechanneling plans.
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Tom Marrymen
Inos
Avenue
Ellis
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Glass Road
E Avenue NW
Herman Frnch
Iowa City
Coralville
Manchester
Winthrop
Winton
Cedar Hills
Army Corps
Ctdar Hilla
Oralville
Lone River
Corulville
Towa
Town City
Iowa
Cluter
Clutier
McLaughlin
Bruce
South Fifth Street
Stanford Reeden
W. Benton Street
Vinton
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Tate
Armstrong}} 11'S Speed Will Increase Fromj and Aldrin
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Eagle
Cape Kennedy
Temple
Collin
Iftoff
Oman
Val
Jory
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C.R
Iown City
Hampson
Knoxville
Frueh
Bignurney
Albin
Montezuma
Vawa
Bell
EB Avenue
Thirteenth Street NW
Fifteenth Street
Thirteenth
Public Works
Don Canney
Canney
Cedar Rapida
Vinton Ditch
Art
Willmore Shaci
Tenth Street
C Avenue NW
First
Second
Third Avenues
Eid
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