Apollo 14 moonflight delayed to December landing plan shift
CAPE KENNEDY AP diss, Apollo 14 delayed at least two months from October to December with possible further push into 1971 due to oxygen tank changes to prevent explosion risk. Astronauts Shepard, Roosa, and Mitchell retained. landing moved from Crater Littrow to Fra Mauro. Paine says launch date awaiting Apollo 17 review. study cites short circuit caused tank explosion. Fra Mauro area dated rocks up to five billion years old.
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UPD
Pollo 14
Alan B. Shepard
Stuart A. Rovsa
Edgar D. Mitchell
Moon Valley
Thomas O. Paine
Space Agency
Board of Inquiry
Paine
Washington
Apollo 17 Review Board
Review Board
Shepard
Hoosa
Mitchell
Lilternap
Sea of Serenitly
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Fra Mauro
Lovell
Valse
Lunar
Columenpin Telegram Carrier Rates and Address Change
Public notice from Rae Car Telegram Partnership in Columbus Nebraska outlines evening newspaper delivery details. Subscriptions priced 47.00 monthly or 411.00 yearly for Lincoln, Platte, Boel, Merrick, Nance, and Park counties with a 90.00 option elsewhere. Readers urged to notify the local postmaster and the Telegram of address changes.
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Hebratka
Sea
Calumbees
Ral
Plate
Bore
Bulsar
Solar
Merrick
Nance
Park Counties
Aval ‘Yhiege
Guerrilla Raids From Lebanon Hit Israel Twice
United Press International reports fighters crossed from Lebanon into Israel twice wounding four Israeli soldiers. Egyptian commandos were spotted near the canal, later fleeing under mortar fire. Israeli planes targeted guns on the west bank. In Kiriat Shmona a rocket attack killed a father and son, drawing warnings from Gen. Haimar-Ley to Lebanon Syria and Jordan.
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United Press International
Israel
Lebanon
Tivice
Tel Aviv
Beirut
Tel Aviv Gaid
Kiriat Shmoita
Haimhar-Ley
Syria
Jordan
Burley
al Fatah
Kiriat Shmona
al Tralah
Nar-Lev
Moshe Dayan
Tiemann Cancels Appearances to Attend Washington Conference
Lincoln officials report Governor Tiemann canceled campaign appearances at Norfolk and Fremont to attend a White House conference on violence in Helaton. President Mixon has summoned governors to discuss disruption of peace and potential violence nationwide. The Meteoublican Natural Governors Conference at Santa Fe NM was cancelled. IL was slated to open Thursday night.
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Lincoln
UPL
Novehers ‘Tiemann
Norfolk
Fremont
White House
Mixon
Meteoublican Natural Governors Conference
Santa Fe
Nam
Fugate bid for freedom rejected by federal judge
Nebraska born Miss Fugate, linked to mass killer Charlie Starkweather, had her 1958 conviction for aiding the murderer upheld. Missouri judge Elmo L. Hunter dismissed her petition, ruling she received a full fair trial and that co counsel issues did not warrant a new trial. Virginia Dare note appears as stray text in report.
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Lincoln
UPD
Nebraska
Missouri
Carl Ann Fugate
Charlie Starkweather
U.S
Elmo L. Hunter
Seven County
Miss Fugale
Starkweather
Bennet
Wyoming
Miss Fugate
Reller
Mhunter
McArthur
Spencer
Politics remain in post office report shows stalled reform clash
President Nixon’s postal negotiators reached a pay raise deal with seven unions but Senate Post Office Committee chairman Sen. Gale W. McGee and Postmaster General Winton Blount blame each other for the delay. McGee ties reform to Congress action, while Blount argues reforms were negotiated. The standstill risks a new delay or strike if reform provisions are not attached.
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Nixon
Senate
Gale W. McGee
Winton AT. Blount
Wint
Blount
McGee
Meee
Board of Commissioners
Senate Post Office
Ann
Congress
House
New Catholic Rectory Underway in St Edward Area
In St Edward the construction of a 40 by 50 foot single story Catholic rectory with basement rooms for instruction and housekeeper's quarters begins. Rev T W Lucas pastor since June hopes completion by February. A 40 by 28 foot steel building added to Mahony Sales and Service Inc for offices and showroom per Roy Mahony.
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Mahony Sales and Service Inc
Roy Mahony
Networks criticize rule restricting TV to three hours
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission approved a plan to limit network television to three hours nightly during prime time starting Sept. 1. The rule, backed 5 to 2, faces quick backlash from networks who warn it will degrade program quality due to local station resource limits. Hydra constellation note appears as stray text.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
Japan
Networx
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Dave
Glenn D. Anderson
23Rd Street
Columbus, Nebraska
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