Park attack and Hollywood marriage headline clash
Mrs Ruth C Bowers, a child weighing zero pounds, was assaulted by a youth in Golden Gate Park as she tended feeding pigeons. The suspect fled, later captured and sent to juvenile court. Movie star Mamie Van Doren announced her Las Vegas wedding to Rugs A McClintock, planned to live in Newport Beach. Michelle Kern in San Francisco prepares to leave hospital after a cadaver kidney transplant on Thanksgiving Day and will undergo two months of anti rejection treatment.
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Hollywood
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Lee Meyers
University of California, Medical Center
San Francisco
Michelle Kern
Anthony Kern
Waukesha
Wis
Milwaukee
Doug Cine
Michelle
Boby
Oil firms frown on gas cleanup efforts and civil matters
The article notes Sara Cetare Roosevelt divorcing pianist Anthony di Bonaventura after 19 years, with no alimony or child support sought and five children reported. It also covers Kissinger's possible return to academia after discussions, Nixon's comments on his role, and a Vietnamese boy Nguyen Van Ai returning to the U S for facial burn treatment from February 1970 airstrike.
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Anthony di Bonaventura
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James Roosevell
Manhattan Supreme Cent
Apollo 17 crew ready for final moon launch rehearsal
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt prepare for the Saturn V launch to the moon with a 9 58 p m EST liftoff. Ground crews install batteries and close hatches while weather improves and crowds gather to watch the historic blast.
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Eugene A. Cernan
Ronald G. Evans
Harrison H. “Dark’ Selmill
Spaceport
America
Schmitt
Moonport
Iifi
Ronsid Evans
Eugene Cernan
Harrison Schmitt
Apollo 17 night launch rescue plan detailed by Air Force teams
Special preparations outline a night abort rescue for Apollo 17 with four helicopters north of the launch site. L. Cal. Raymond A. Boyd leads crews including Jolly Green Giants to locate and recover the command module at sea or in swamps, using enhanced lights and extra aircraft for night operations.
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Atlantic Ocean
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Warshes
Cape
U.S
Missile light show from Pacific test launch at Vandenberg
At Vandenberg AFB Southern California observed a dazzling aerial light show Monday evening caused by exhaust from an intercontinental ballistic missile launched along the Western Test Range over the Pacific. The display appeared as gas particles and ice crystals reflected sunlight at high altitude after the 6 35 pm operational test launch.
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UPI
California
Fila
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Minutemar
Pacific
Ex slave 130 to witness moon shot at Apollo launch
Cocoa Beach Florida July 4 1969 ex slave aged 130 will attend the Apollo 11 night launch as one of NASA's VIP guests He is believed to be the oldest American to witness the event and plans to mark his birthday His remarks reflect disbelief at human space flight yet he says he will be there near Brevard County with other guests watching the Saturn rocket rise into the night sky.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Government Department
Starvard
James Q. Wilson
Washington
Kissinger
Nixon
Ermen
Space Center
Cernan
Sehwiidt
Charlie
Smyth
New Orleans
Hollyswood
Moon
Brevard County
NASA
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Smith
UPI
Bartow
Rica
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