Perfect Launch Stargazer Hunting Clues To Universe
A spacecraft carrying 11 telescopes blasted into space from Cape Kennedy to study hot young stars white dwarfs and red super giants including Betelgeuse the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory aims to unravel clues to the origin of the universe in a $75 million unmanned mission.
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John Noble Wilford
New York Times
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
United States
Space Agency
OAO
Galileo
Earth
University of Wisconsin
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Milk Board Head Calls Session Before Price Hike
Dr. Wallace Miller chairman of the State Milk Control Board said he will summon the board before next Sunday when a three cent increase in the minimum price for a half gallon of milk takes effect. He criticized the board's action as unjustified and ridiculous.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wallace Miller
State Milk Control Board
Miller
Agriculture
Richard Beard
Brewer
Milk Price Hike Triggers Local Confusion and Debate
Alabama Milk Control Board votes 5 to 2 to raise the minimum half gallon price from 57 to 60 cents effective next Sunday. Distributors foresee few outlets exceeding the new minimum while price ceilings are lifted and officials including Agriculture Commissioner Beard condemn the move as unjust. Gov. Brewer pledges review as retailers glimpse potential inflationary pressure.
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Alabama Milk Control Board
Richard Beard
Albert Brewer
Beard
Ultraviolet Sky Survey Missions Highlight Cosmic Targets
The AP report details NASA and multiple observatories planning ultraviolet data collection from about 150 stars, with OAO and Wisconsin telescopes observing Betelgeuse and Gamma Velorum, plus Smithsonian sky mapping. Telescopes unite to transmit data for analysis of stellar pressures, densities, and interstellar gas, aiming to chart quasars and white dwarfs while scanning vast sky areas.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
OAO
Wisconsin
Betelgeuse
Smithsonian Observatory
Few Vacancies Left On Nixon's Cabinet
Nixon has selected nearly all cabinet members with two or three spots still undecided. Sources say an announcement could come Monday with names possibly released all at once. Rumors place Douglas Dillon for Treasury and Lt. Gov. Robert Finch for Health Education and Welfare among top likely picks.
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R. Apple JR
New York Times
Palm Springs
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Clark M. Clifford
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Co
Chicago
Kennedy
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
William Mcchesney Martin
Federal Reserve
John N. Mitchell
Nixon, Madgé, Guthrie, Rose and Alexander
Wall Street
Mitchell
Charles S. Rhyne
Duke University Law School
Robert H. Finch
California
Finch
Housing and Urban Development
BusCar crash kills two on Troy State trip
In Alabama a car pulling into the path of a charter bus carrying Troy State University basketball players on U.S. 231 eleven miles south of Montgomery killed two occupants and injured four, including a mother and three children. The team and staff escaped unharmed. athletic director Dr Earl Watson was treated for back pain after returning to Troy.
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Montgomery
Ala
Troy State University
U.S. 231
Earl Watson
Troy State
Troy
Understanding Milk Hike Formula Faces Alabama Confusion
An Auburn University professor explains a new milk pricing formula adopted by the Alabama Milk Control Board to auto adjust producer prices. The plan ties price to four factors including the U S consumer index wages in state mills and dairy costs in Alabama and Minnesota Wisconsin.
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Auburn University Agriculture
Lowell Wilson
Auburn University Agricultural Economics
Alabama Milk Control Board
U. S
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Alabama
Wilson
Alabama price stability noted by Wilson in economic remarks
Wilson commented that price stability is unusual and changes occur without fanfare. He added Alabama prices have historically been slow to respond to shifting economic conditions, amid reference to four basic components in a Weldite context.
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Wilson
Alabama
Proxmire cities alleged punishment over gun club duty
Sen William Proxmire accuses Marines of harsh discipline for refusing weekend gun pit duty at private clubs. He cites GAO concerns over pay, noting sailors faced court martial threats and pay of 3 dollars daily in 1967 rising to 5 dollars later. General staff argue token remuneration, not salary.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
Clark M. Clifford
Defense Department
Proxmire
Marine Corps
General Accounting Office
W. J. van Ryzin
Marine Corps Chief of Staff
GAO
Consumer Cheat Wigs and Land Scams Warned by BBB
A reader reports a post card prize for an $89 wig from a Pennsylvania social club asking $2.91 postage with no delivery or reply. BBB Little Rock warns about a Lake Bull Shoals Arkansas land offer charging $69.85 and urging buyers to contract after inspection. seek attorney advice and deal with caution.
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Pennsylvania
H. P
Falkville
Better Business Bureau
Pennsylvania City
Lake Bull Shoals
Arkansas
J. W. Jenkins
Sheffield
Little Rock
Bureau
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Miami
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