Stafford Named Youngest General And Astronaut Figures
Astronaut Thomas P Stafford, aged 42, becomes the youngest general after a Senate confirmation in March. A veteran of Gemini 6 Gemini 7 and Apollo 11, he is deputy director of flight crew operations at the Manned Spacecraft Center. He was nominated in February for brigadier general.
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Oregon man charges dropped over bag with sandwich and candy
Antonis Souza, 30, of Halfway Oregon, had charges dropped in Reno after picking up a bag containing a grilled cheese sandwich and three candy bars instead of $50,000. The bag was left at a prearranged site east of Remi after a caller threatened to explode Harrah's Club and its collections unless the money was paid.
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IRA faction signals possible truce in Northern Ireland
Soviet rockets and bombings intensify tension as a Provisional IRA statement says it may consider a truce. Prime Minister Heath says he was told various people claimed Provisionals sought a truce but offers no public reaction. Violence leaves one year old wounded near Clady and damage in Belfst and Largan. death toll reaches 645 in three years of conflict.
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Last medical checkup for Apollo 17 crew before launch
At Cape Kennedy the Apollo 17 crew Eugene Cerhan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt underwent their final medical examinations before a scheduled 9 53 p m EST launch. Tests aimed to confirm health and provide data for Earth return while two weeks of quarantine and a high potassium diet sought to minimize disease risk and heart irregularities from earlier missions. A potential labor dispute remained as an obstacle with center director Debus advising workers on avoiding picket lines.
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Mahon urges delaying federal pay boosts to curb inflation
Chairman George H. Mahon of the House Appropriations Committee urged President Nixon to delay another round of federal pay increases due Jan. 1 for civilians and military personnel. He warned the move could fuel private wage demands and raise the annual payroll by about 2.5 billion, risking a larger federal deficit this fiscal year.
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Cancer patient starts cooperative tumor board in Oakland
George Daniels, 85, who saw 15 relatives die of cancer, donated 100000 to Oakland hospitals to form a cooperative tumor board. He said hospitals offered little sympathy during his wife’s 15 year battle, and hopes this new board will provide medical care and genuine concern for patients.
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