Apollo 15 color photos released from Space Center Houston
Five color photographs taken by astronauts David Scott and James Irwin reveal lunar surface scenes from Hadley Rille with the Apollo 35 mission, including the lunar module, the flag, and the Endeavour in lunar orbit. Doctors report general readaptation to Earth gravity after splashdown, with minor fingernail bleeding noted in one astronaut. Lunar samples, weighing 17 to 183 pounds, are cataloged and prepared for detailed analysis.
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Grape strike spans California grape counties over Heublein boycott
Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers Organizing Committee calls a strike against about 1700 Allied Grape Growers picking regions in Madera, Merced, Sonoma, and Napa counties to back a boycott of Heublein products. Meany of the AFL CIO opposes the boycott, citing contracts with Heublein subsidiaries and alleging misrepresentation in a $43.5 million damage suit. Picketing starts in the San Joaquin Valley as UFWOC seeks a $2 minimum wage, union hiring, and benefits.
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Fragmented OCR Item From The Daily Review
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Kennedy visits India to study refugee plight
Senator Kennedy and two aides arrived in India to personally assess East Pakistani refugee problems. At the airport he said his visit as head of the Senate Refugee Committee aims to witness conditions firsthand and seek constructive steps to ease the misery of about seven and a half million people.
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U S approves large export so Russia truck plant aid
Washington approves a 162 million dollar sale of foundry equipment to the Soviet Union for auto castings. The license links to Mack Trucks Inc of Allentown and a broader plan to equip a Kam River plant, signaling a potential 750 million dollar U.S. goods surge over two to four years.
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TurboTrain Tour Aims to Gauge Public Interest in Modern Rail
The TurboTrain, a high speed Amtrak test unit, will stop in Oakland as part of a cross country tour to survey public opinion on upgraded passenger service. Amtrak President Roger Lewis and Transportation Secretary Volpe said the run tests durability and ride, visiting Providence New York Washington Miami New Orleans Atlanta Houston Los Angeles Oakland and more across 12,000 miles and 31 states.
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Israeli patrol kills three Arab guerrillas near Rafah
Israeli troops on a search mission in Gaza Strip clashed with guerrillas near Rafah. Military spokesmen said three guerrillas were killed, no Israeli casualties reported, and the fighters were on a government watch list during a continuing large scale operation along the northern gateway into the Sinai.
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Meir Rules Out 1973 Run and State Head Ambitions
In an interview with Alan Hart broadcast by BBC, Golda Meir stated she will not seek another term in 1974 after a brief political run. She said her goal was to be head of state, not prime minister, and hinted she plans to remain away from active politics. The report also notes regional turmoil as Egypt and Saudi Arabia seek crisis resolution amid Jordanian government and Palestinian groups.
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Nobel prize winning physicist in China identified
An International report notes a Nobel prize winning Chinese nuclear physicist tied to a New York state university position and a return to China. The article also mentions Egyptian and Jordanian tensions, a working paper endorsed by President Sadat and King Faisal, plus Egypt calling diplomats home for Middle East consultations ahead of the UN General Assembly opening.
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