NASA unsure where Eagle landed searches for film clue
NASA scientists at the Space Center Houston aim to confirm Apollo 11's landing site using film evidence. AP reports that officials are uncertain of the exact location, hopeful that recovered footage will resolve the precise Haghe landing point and related details.
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Kennedy aide’s yacht party links to Kopechne case
Kennedy remains secluded as prosecutors consider leaving the scene charges in the Pontoon accident. A hearing is set for Monday to determine if Kennedy’s license suspension will become a revocation. Police say no additional charges are yet supported.
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Vineyard
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U.S
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Charles Trotter
John Crimmons
David Hackett
Kenedy
Miss Newburg
Nance Lyons
Maryellen Lyons
Rosemary Keogh
Susan Tennebaum
Miss Newberg
Newsday
Garden City
N.Y
Washington
Joseph Albright
Arlington
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren analysis
The Chicago Tribune notes Goren's defense and declarer play in a bridge hand. South's pass sequence leads to a seven no trump slam invitation that proves risky. East's preemptive club activity signals caution, while the lead and subsequent ruffing maneuvers reveal the delicate chances in clubs and hearts.
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Apollo era technicians linked by hotline at Cape Kennedy
Heroes from Grumman and other firms worked across the space program linking Mar shall Space Flight Center in Huntsville to Cape Kennedy launch control. Engineers from Aerojet General Corp and Honeywell, Garrett Corp. provided rapid problem solving and support for the moon mission, while Kennedy era reminiscing followed Kennedy campaign chatter and a boiler room reunion for Miss Kopechne.
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Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Centrol
Aerojet General Corp
Sacramento
Calif
Honeywell, Inc
Minneapolis
Garrett Corp
Los Angeles
Space Agency
Robert Kennedy
Kopechne
New
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Origin of the moon rocks and planetary contamination fears
Scientists study moon rocks origin and potential volatile gases. Precautions prevent microbial escape and Earth air contact as tests on pulverized samples proceed. Experiments involve mice, human cultures, and a wide range of organisms to detect any contamination or biological changes. King notes the unprecedented collaboration.
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Earth
Juan Carlos Swears Loyalty To Franco In Spain Ceremony
Prince Juan Carlos I pledged fidelity to Generalissimo Franco and to the National Movement during an extraordinary Cortes session in Madrid. He spoke of public service, domestic peace, and modernization, while Franco and nobles watched. The oath signals his path to kingship following his father’s era.
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Kenneth L. Davis
Juan Carlos Associated Press
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Francisco Franco
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Greece
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Constantine I
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Barcelona
Nixon and wife greet crowd before boarding ceremonial car
President Nixon and the First Lady met cheering crowds as they left a hotel in Hawaii aboard a ceremonial car. A Soviet-born guest spoke to Nixon in Russian, and astronaut Frank Borman joined the entourage before Nixon’s flight to the Apollo mission area. The trip aims to boost U.S. prestige amid plans for a moon landing.
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Soviet Union
Frank Borman
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Romania
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Pacific
Hawaii
Fast-West Center
Clare Boothe’ Luce
Moonquake Hints At Large Meteor Impact Near Landing Site
Dr Latham and Dr Shoemaker discuss a possible moonquake triggered by a meteoroid 600 to 1200 miles away. Luna 15 and other observations suggest a large impact, with rocks ejected near the site where Armstrong landed. Films from the scene may help pinpoint Tranquility Base location and yield valuable data.
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Russia
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Latham
Tycho Crater
Eugence Shoemaker
U.S. Geological Survey
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Shoemaker
Houston
Astrodome
Tranquillity Base
Rise in Purchasing Power and Price Pressures Reported
The Bureau notes 45 million workers averaged record paychecks of 315083 weekly in June, yet buying power fell 38 cents over the year due to higher prices and taxes. June living costs suggest ongoing price gains could erode further, with the dollar shrinking to 78.4 cents from a decade ago. Food items show notable price jumps, including round steak at 1.43 per pound and chuck roast at 0.737. The June index rose 3.2 percent, and 1989 may see an annual inflation of about 6.4 percent if trends persist.
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Nixon
Leusing
Carlton Smith
Richard Putnam Pratt
O.K
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Nixon Sees Moon Mission Return Under Tight Quarantine
President-elect Nixon discusses moon mission crew return amid strict quarantine on the Hornet. Astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins will be greeted by frogmen in isolation garb, then transported to a Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston for 16 days of medical exams and procedures, before public view. A lunar reflector issue and wage price trends are noted in brief context.
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Nixon
Earth
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Aldrin
Collingy
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Cen
Ter
Moon
Meg
Lick Observatory
San Jose
Calif
Collins
U S Hands Over Mekong Delta Base To South Vietnam 7th Division
Saigon AP reports the United States handed over Fire Support Base Moore at Cal Lay to South Vietnam's 7th Division as the 1st Brigade of the 9th Infantry exits, part of a broader pullout. About 7,400 soldiers will depart in a week, with 25,000 leaving by August. The Mekong Delta campaign shifts to Vietnamese forces while U.S. troops maintain limited advisory and support roles. The lull in fighting continues with occasional clashes and no reported American casualties.
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Saigon
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Sout Vietnam
Cal Lay
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Mekong
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Duc Pho
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Lorder
No Overtime For Astronaut Neil Armstrong
SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 11 commander Neil A Armstrong holds a super grade exempting him from overtime as Nixon declares a holiday. About 1 000 civilians at the center faced potential overtime limits but many avoided extra hours due to high grade or having hit overtime maximum for the pay period.
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Space Center
Houston
Neil A. Armstrong
Nixon
Armstrong
Space Agency
Mutual funds poised for a leap as market steadies
A midyear look at mutual funds shows 18 months of mixed results. Funds beat the NYSE index by 202? percent overall, with 202 funds above the market and 23 posting gains over 20 percent. Analysts say skilled management may still outpace random selection, hinting at a summer rally if momentum continues.
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Shyme
Autre
Dance classes give South Side youths a constructive boost
Sister Paulette runs weekly dance sessions at War Lucas Martin School in the run down South Side. She notes the big ones are usually embarrassed at first, yet eager to join as they feel a constructive and inspirational thrill in discovering they can do something positive.
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Punt
Lucas Martin
South Side
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