Park mugging leads to arrest and hospital update
In Golden Gate Park Ruth C Bowers a 64 year old woman of 90 pounds confronted a much taller 280 pound assailant after he demanded money. She sprayed him with toy repellent jabbed him with her umbrella and flagged a passing police car. The mugger was later taken to juvenile hall. Also, Mamie Van Doren announces marriage to Ross A McClintock in Las Vegas her third marriage at 33. Michelle Kern daughter of Anthony and Mrs Kern of Wisconsin is recovering after a cadaver kidney transplant at University of California Medical Center San Francisco with two months of anti rejection meds ahead.
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Kissinger's Harvard return decision expected in month
Henry Kissinger, adviser to President Nixon on national security, will decide within a month whether to return to his Harvard professorship. Harvard official and Prof James Q Wilson confirm Kissinger has not yet chosen his plans. Separate from this, a Vietnamese boy burned in 1970 was flown home after treatment in Washington.
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Apollo 1 crew prepare for moon mission launch
The Apollo 1 astronauts Eugene A. Cernan Ronald E. Evans and Harrison Ht. Jack Schmitt race toward launch at Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn 6 rocket planned for 9 53 pm EST Wednesday. Ground crews fit flight batteries as hatches close and power is switched for final status checks.
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Nighttime Apollo 37 rescue drill near Cape Kennedy
Air Force crews rehearse abort rescue for Apollo 37 with four helicopters stacked offshore. Jolly Green Giants deploy pararescue teams to locate and recover astronauts within 34 minutes after abort in night sea conditions. Xenon lamps extend visibility as pilots practice in marshes and open water near Cape Kennedy.
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Missile causes light show over Southern California sky
A missile launched from a coastal base over the Pacific produced a dazzling aerial light display. The intercontinental test flight at 6 35 pm over the Western Test Range created a sunlit beam as exhaust particles and ice crystals reflected sunlight at high altitude.
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Ex-slave 130 to see moon shot at Apollo launch
COCOA BEACH Florida ex-slave Charlie Stith, brought to New Orleans on a slave ship, will attend NASA's Apollo launch as a VIP guest. He doubts humans can fly but will join some 40,000 attendees cheering the Saturn rocket night blastoff in Brevard County.
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