Apollo 15 Rockets Toward Moon On Time Launch
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott, Lt. Col. James B. Irwin, and Maj. Alfred M. Worden launched from Cape Kennedy aboard Endeavour, beginning a three day trip to lunar orbit. They aimed to land Falcon near the Apennine mountains, seeking moon rocks and geologic data, with a crew watchful of systems and fuel as spectators cheered.
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Hayward Mayor vs Acting City Manager in Power Struggle
Hayward's mayor Leo Howell and Acting City Manager Bernice Smith clash over control at City Center. Smith refuses resignation. Howell sought council support to abolish her post but failed. Interim City Manager Ray Doras, ill, plans resignation with council seeking a new manager. John Pappas emerges as Howell's main opponent.
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Rail talks collapse as UTU strike spreads nationwide
Washington dispatch reports rail negotiations between carriers and the United Transportation Union broken down over longer crew runs. UTU has shut down four major lines affecting 120,000 workers and a fifth of freight, with strikes on six more roads planned and talks resuming later in the day. Labor officials reflected limited optimism despite Sunday expectations of a near settlement.
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Missing Casper boy eludes search for seventh day
Caspar Wyoming UPI reports a six year old boy with mental retardation evades a large search for a seventh day, hidden in heavy timber on Casper Mountain. Coordinators plan to use a trained German shepherd flown from St Louis while night patrols continue. Community volunteers, guardsmen, Boy Scouts and police Dr. Dye say the boy has been off his medication for a week and may be taking food from garbage cans. fog and freezing temperatures hinder search efforts.
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Agnew Uses Lisbon Stop Amid Security Frenzy
Vice President Spiro Agnew arrives in Lisbon for a two day visit ending his around the world trip. Heavy security surrounds the airport as Portuguese officials clash with U.S. embassy staff over protocol while protests grow against policies in Africa and Vietnam. Agnew and his aides, along with his wife, meet with Afaro Neto, the National Assembly president, under diminishing rain.
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Weather Outlook Promises Clearer Warmer Days Ahead
After recent cloudy cool spells the forecast hints the region will become clearer and warmer. The weatherman predicts reduced cloud cover and temperatures in the high teens with lows around the seasonal range. More weather, page 20.
Returning veterans face job-hunting woes in Bay Area
Nineteen-year-old Joaning Benitez of 1724 Orchard Ave Ben Leandro struggles to regain his pre service job with Tamber company after Vietnam service. Fellow veterans Frank Ashler and Rennes receive disability compensation while facing hiring bias and employers wary of veterans with injuries. Veterans representatives note legal protections exist but practical discrimination persists in civilian hiring.
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Panther inmates seize guards in New Orleans prison revolt
About 30 inmates including Black Panthers armed with cell made knives captured two guards at Geleang Parish Prison. They threatened to kill unless demands over rat bites and conditions were met. Hundreds of police surrounded the jail as officials negotiated with the rebels in a tense standoff.
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