Moon visitors face strict quarantine and research plan
The first Apollo Moon crew will undergo about three weeks of quarantine after splashdown with only doctors and technicians near them. An $8.1 million lunar receiving lab is under construction to handle samples, data, and astronaut specimens in Houston after the voyage.
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LBJ Faces Great Society Funding Dilemma Amid Rising Costs
President Johnson weighs future Great Society spending as war costs rise and wage-price pressures mount. He aims to sustain education housing and welfare programs while Congress debates higher war and domestic outlays and the budget faces a tightening economy.
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Law Enforcement Critiques Court Rulings as Fox Hunt Metaphor
New York AP report quotes Brooklyn District Attorney Aaron Koota comparing modern crime fighting to a fox hunt. He argues recent Supreme Court decisions have tilted justice toward criminals and calls for a sober reappraisal of their impact on law and order.
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Auto Drive In Window For Alimony Payments
Milwaukee county considers a drive in window to simplify alimony payments. Clerk of courts Francis McCormack says it could motivate payers to stay current and reduce courthouse time. The plan is to be studied by the county board and committees.
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