Apollo 12 crews link lunar module Intrepid to mother ship
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 12 astronauts Charles P. Conrad Jr and Alan Bean blasted off the moon surface and, after a 3% hour chase, connected the lunar module Intrepid with the command ship Yankee Clipper. They guided the ferry through firings to rendezvous with Richard F. Gordon Jr. aboard the Yankee Clipper for the homeward journey.
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Space Center
Houston
Charles Peter Conrad Jr
Alan J. Bean
Moon
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Two Ships Tie Nose to Nose on Lunar Descent
At Local Hospital the two ships maneuvered to nose to nose marking the first secured linkup since Intrepid began descent. Earlier Conrad and Bean trekked a mile across lunar wastelands collecting a science treasure before transferring into the command cabin after assembly.
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Conrad
Bean
Lunar
Moon mission ends as Apollo 12 crew returns to Earth
Astronauts Conrad and Bean leave the moon in the Intrepid and rendezvous with Gordon aboard the Yankee Clipper after a 31 hour stay on the Ocean of Storms. They plan to crash Intrepid onto the lunar surface to provoke a quake device, then return to Earth with splashdown scheduled in the Pacific Monday at 3 57 p.m.
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Roger
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Bean
Gordon
Conard
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Moon
Pacific Ocean
Mission Control
Intrepid
Icy Roads and Winds Trigger Three Corry Area Crashes
Winter weather caused three road crashes in the Corry area yesterday. Andrew Yusko of Erie escaped with 50 dollars of auto damage after a fallen limb from a tree struck his vehicle on Route 89 two miles north of Wattsburg. Mrs Michael Blair of North East suffered head injuries and was admitted in satisfactory condition after skidding off Route 89 two miles south of Wattsburg while attempting to pass another car. Ruth Panion of Titusville lost control on the Corry Spartansburg road two miles south of Corry, hitting a guard rail. Louise Martinson of Jamestown collided with Robert Wharton of Corry on the Sony Water Works curve on the Corry Clymer road. no injuries reported.
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Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Andrew Yusko
Erie
Robert Martz
Wattsburg
Michael Blair
North East
Martz
Ruth Panion
Titusville
Corry-Spartansburg
Marvin Johnston
Louise Martinson
Jamestown
Sony ‘Water Works
Corry-Clymer Roa
Robert Wharton
Teece
Terrence Haskins
Drawings Show Apollo 12 Leaving Moon at Night
Drawings depict two stages of Apollo 12 as it begins its return to Earth. The night scene captures the spacecraft moving away from the lunar surface with Earth rising in the backdrop.
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Earth
Lunar module ascends toward moon docking with command ship
The ascent stage separates from the lunar module and deorbits to crash near the landing site as the two craft maneuver above the moon.
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Command
Storm Damage Lingers In South After Cold Turn
Corry escaped the worst of a powerful wind storm that felled trees and cut power to lines from Penelec and GenTel. Linemen toiled overnight to repair a Welch Hill Spartansburg toll line and other outages across the region, with Meadville and Crawford County Fairgrounds suffering wind damage. Senator Hugh Scott remains uncommitted on the Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination.
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Penelec
GenTel
Jack Nason
Spartansburg
Welch Hill
Columbus
Edward Zarger
the Journal
Zarger
Richard Mountain
Titusville
Oil City
Meadville
Crawford County Fairgrounds
Cochranton
Cambridge Springs
Scott
Philadelphia
Senate
Hugh Scott
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Mohawk Flight 411 Crashes on Adirondack Peak. 14 Dead
A Mohawk Airlines twin engine Mohawk Flight 411 crashed into Pilot Knob Mountain near Lake George New York killing all 14 aboard. Crew identified as Pilot Raymond Hourihan Co pilot John Morrow and stewardess Anne Mikolochik. Weather terrible with fog rain and 50 mph winds. Flight originated LaGuardia bound for Warren County Airport 8 p.m. No survivors among 44 aboard.
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N.Y
Mohawk Airlines
Knob Mountain
Mohawk
Raymond Hourihan
Dover
N.H
John P. Morrow
Orchard Park
Anne M. Mikolochik
Kingsbury Park
Adirondack Mountain
LaGuardia
New York City
Albany
Corry CMH Retains Appraisal Firm From CAHS Plan
On the fifth anniversary of the Corry Area High School fire the Corry Memorial Hospital board voted to keep Industrial Appraisal Corporation of Pittsburgh, the firm used for school and hospital risk assessments. They will appraise building, equipment, and supplies and provide replacement value data for disaster claims. Initial cost is 1890 dollars with 158 dollars annually for updates, and 315 dollars for a complete rereport after five years.
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Corry Area
Corry Memorial Hospital
Industrial Appraisal Corporation of Pittsburgh
William Kafferlin
Corry
Youth 14 Kills Principal At Tomah Junior High
In Tomah Wisconsin a 14 year old student shot and killed Martin Mogensen 46, the junior high principal, with a .20 gauge shotgun firing four blasts at the school administration office. The juvenile offender was detained for juvenile authorities. Names of juvenile offenders are not published.
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Wisconsin
Martin Mogensen
Uncommitted Senators Weigh Haynsworth Vote On Court Nomination
AP survey shows 44 for confirmation, 41 against, 15 uncommitted as Friday vote nears. Senators Randolph Cooper Mathias plan statements today while Hatfield Saxbe scatter their positions. Williams edges against, Aiken shifts to support, Campaign tension grows in Senate.
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Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Charles McC. Mathias
Maryland
Associated Press
Mark Hatfield
R-Ore
Haynsworth
U.S. Court of Appeals
J. Caleb Boggs
Delaware
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Williams
Birch Bayh
Senate
Aiken
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