Apollo 15 astronauts link up with mothership after lunar stay
Apollo 15 crewmembers David Scott and James Irwin docked with the command ship Endeavour after a 67 hour lunar surface stay. They spent four hours outside Falcon on their final excursion, while Worden prepared to walk in space to retrieve film. Nixon watched liftoff as Falcon and Endeavour separated and rejoined in high orbit.
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Steel prices rise as rail strike ends and unions reach deals
The UTU and railroads settle a selective strike, with train crews to return to work today. U S Steel announces price increases averaging 8 percent over three years after a new contract with USW, effective August 5 and December for some products. Stock markets rise on relief from the rail settlement.
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United States shifts to two China policy at UN
Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced the United States will vote to admit the People’s Republic of China to the United Nations while opposing any move to expel the Republic of China. He said the U.S. will seek both Chinas in UN proceedings but did not clarify whether Beijing or Taipei would retain representation.
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Medieval theme festival at Lake Chabot Park
A weekend event near Castro Valley brings an inactive medieval fair to Lake Chabot Regional Park. The Society of Creative Anachronism stages a staged tournament with banners and period flair, drawing visitors along a winding drive past Redwood Road and local shops.
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Shade Cooler Forecast For Weekend Pleases Readers
A local forecaster predicts cooler weather with temperatures in the lower 80s and high 20s, and mid 30s overnight. Winds should range from 10 to 20 mph under a clear sky. Livermore remains hotter with mid-90s expected. Page 17 note and local sections follow.
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747 mishap could have been worse
San Francisco investigators said a Pan American 747 nearly toppled into San Francisco Bay during a aborted takeoff on a shortened runway. A strain of luck and crew skill kept 191 aboard safe as main gear breached the fuselage and debris tore into rear seating. 12 of 29 examined were hospitalized, three seriously.
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Senate OKs 250 Million Lockheed Loan Bill
Senate approved a 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed Aircraft, sending the measure to the White House by 49 to 48. The aid aims to avert bankruptcy for the defense contractor and enable continued Tristar jet work, amid battles over loan guarantees and engines from Rolls Royce.
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Billy Graham Crusade Draws Vast Oakland Crowd
Billy Graham proclaimed the Oakland crusade a great success as about 1000 people filled the Coliseum yesterday afternoon. The evangelist said he had never enjoyed speaking to Oakland audiences more, expressing deep appreciation for the reception.
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