Congress backs new epoch of manned space flights
Washington action backs a $14 billion 1970s space program including an orbiting space station and shuttle rockets. Senate approved a NASA budget of 69 to 43 for 1971 with room for two more Apollo missions, despite earlier proposals to cut $110 million. Debate spotlighted pork barreling allegations as criticism targeted space agency contracts in lawmakers’ home states.
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UPI
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Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
House
Warry M. Goldwater
K- Ariz
Margaret Chase Smith
Amalne
J. William Fulbright
D+ Ark
Fulbright
Space Agency
Sens
Spessard L. Holland
Edward J. Gurney
I- Hla
Cape Kennedy
Florida
West Palm Beach
Fla
Pratt and Whitneston
United Aircraft Corp
Syston
Holland
Gurney
Senators Split Over Nixon Cambodia Decision
A United Press International survey shows 51 senators oppose U S moves into Cambodia while 21 support the decision. Republicans Aiken Brooke Case Cooper Cotton DeL I Goodell Hatfield Davis Mathias Percy Saxbe Schwelker. Democrats Anderson Bayh Burdick Byrd ChurCH Cranston Bagiett Etlender Fulbright Gore Harris Hart Hartke Hughes Inouye Kennedy Magnuson Mansfield McCarthy McGeever McIntyre Metcalf Mondale Montoya Moss Muskie Nelson Pastore Pell Proxmire Spong Smington Talmadge Tydings Williams Yarborough Young of Ohio. 18 oppose, 3 support: Leng Russell and Stennis.
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Byrd
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Etlender
Fulbright
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Hartke
Hughes
Inouye
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McGeovern
McIntyre
Metcalf
Mondale
Montoya
Moss
Muskie
Nelson
Pastore
Pell
Proxmire
Pipieat
Spong
Symmington
Talmadge
Tydinns
Williams
Yarborough
Young
Ohio
N.D
Leng
Tussell
Stennis
Engineer accepts summer fellowship for orbital lab design
Dr. Thomas E. Margrave Jr of the University of Montana accepts an ASEE NASA Engineering Systems Design Faculty Fellowship for Auburn University and Marshall Space Flight Center’s Huntsville program from June 15 to August 28. He serves as the astronomer on a 20 member design team for a manned orbiting space laboratory. He is the son of Delores Adamy Margrave, formerly of Bellwood, now Phoenix.
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Thomas E. Margrave Jr
University of Montana
Auburn University
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
A & Man
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Margrave
Delores Adamy Margrave
Bellwood
Phoenix, Ariz
Seer Cas Portensid at Coheniva Retraska Rates
An evening publication lists subscription rates and carrier terms for the Athena Daily, noting price changes and delivery options. The notice emphasizes service reliability and regional coverage, with the new rates applying to forthcoming cycles and renewal deadlines.
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Coheniva
Retraska
Ibe Eae
Sutwerfogis Bees Pestmarter
Cann Feseram Sivine Rahe
Aw Accrese
First Communion Dinner Guests Across Multiple Homes
Sunday events honoring First Communicants include Kathy, Marlene, and Randy with extensive guest lists from Humphrey, Monroe, Columbus, and Omaha. Families such as Benders, Schnitzlers, Pfeifers, Parks, and Nienabers attended at homes in Humphrey, Freasont, and Columbus, with visitors from West Point and Wichita.
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Lindsay
Vernon Bender
Kathy
Jake Bender
Margie
Bill Werner
John Schnitzier
John Bender
Vic Brandl
Paul Uchtman
Jeff
Alvin Bender
Humphrey
Harold Lloyd
Monroe
Dave Schnitzler
Corntea
Bob Schnitzter
Caltle Creek
Glen Pfeifer
Agnes Eisenmenger
Frank Schacher
Freasont
Carl van Dyke
Bill Stenger
Carolyn Shemek
Omaha
Glenlonger
Gene Englebert
Columbus
Sylvester Pfeifer
Marlene
Melvin Parks
Jim Parks
Leo Pitz
Stan Kuta
Wichita
Kansas
del Melcher
Albert Mielfer
Cornlea
Joe Behrens
Don Pfeifer
Joey
Ben Pfeifer
Henry Bothe
Jim Beller
Fd Hegemann Hottie
Ben Hegemann
Son
Vern Lave
Agnes Reinhart
Madison
Lawrence Beller
Jim Hegemann
Jim Heller
Barry Beller
Nan Schaecher
Randy
Wormley says write-in line too short in primary voting
Columbus Ohio UPI Arthur WW Wormley a Democratic write-in candidate for committeeman complained to Secretary of State Ted Brown that the writ was too short to reach the voting slot and his name could not be cast in the primary ballots.
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Arthur WW. Wormley
Ted Brown
Wormley
Cambodia Debate Ends After Four Hour House Vote
The House debated U S Far East policy for over four hours before Rep L Mendel Rivers with Speaker McCormick backed moving to cut off debate at 4 p m on Cambodia related amendments to a defense bill Riegle assailed the move as an undeclared war and accused colleagues of ducking the issue while students from the University of Maryland cheered in the galleries
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UPI
Cambodia
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U.S. Far East
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Ds.c
John W. McCormick
D-Mass
Donald Riegle
Michigan
Republican Committee
University of Maryland
Riegle
Riegle Shored
Sun endorses Norbert Tiemann for renomination
The Sun Newspapers of Omaha in its weekly edition endorses Gov Norbert Tiemann for Republican renomination for governor. It condemns State Sen Clifton B Batchelder as ineffective on the budget and argues Tiemann has a broader tax base and clearer plan, urging GOP voters to nominate Tiemann.
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Omaha
UPI
The
Sun Newspapers of
Norbert Tiemann
Pater
Nebraska
Tiemann
Clifton B. Batchelder
Oanaha
Batchelder
Hatchelder
Clifton Batehelder
Nixon to hold press conference Friday
President Nixon will hold a news conference Friday his second of the year and first since he announced sending troops into Cambodia. No time was set but press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said it would likely be televised.
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Cambodia
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Southeast Asia
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U.S
Vietnam
Ronald L. Ziegler
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