GOP Congress Gains Likely Times
The Times survey shows Republicans leading in 180 House districts and 11 Senate contests while Democrats lead in 221 House districts and 18 Senate races. With 34 House seats and 34 Senate seats in play, Democrats would likely retain control of both chambers, though Republicans could gain modestly and possibly win a narrow House majority.
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U S Falling Back Ordered to Raze Space Support
Wernher von Braun, director of Marshall Space Flight Center, says orders to dismantle Alabama space program support were given to erase the industrial base by 1972. He predicts a near parity with the Soviet moon effort this year, citing riots and Vietnam as factors.
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Bright Experiences In Vietnam From Decatur Man
Hermon Williams of Priceville reports daily mail from Decatur is a rare bright spot in Saigon. He notes poor Army accommodations and irregular paper delivery due to combat, shares that Kool-Aid helps purify drinking water, and says his posts include directing gunfire as an advance artillery observer amid frequent battles.
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Falkville Woman Dies In Three-Car Crash
A three car crash on Alabama 36 near Lacey's Spring killed Judy Poole 20 of Falkville and injured five others. Her husband Van Poole survived, along with E D Evans Pauline Pike and Philip Pike. Funeral services are set for Mt View Baptist Church with burial at Oden Ridge Cemetery.
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Frog from a single cell experiments at Oxford
Oxford scientists claim to have produced frogs from single cells extracted from a frog, addressing how genetic material is activated or silenced. The report discusses vegetative reproduction and its implications for biology.
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Wallace Poll Reply Sees Wallace Finishing First
Wallace disputes a New York Times poll that placed him second to Nixon and ahead of Humphrey. He argues he will finish first and cites rising popularity after announcing Curtis LeMay as running mate. Campaign managers note an enlarged staff and added airliners for travel. See WALLACE On Page 3.
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Convicts Escape Kilby Prison Using Saw and Ladder
Four long-term inmates at Kilby Prison broke out early Sunday by sawing their cells and using a ladder to climb a 26 foot wall. President Nguyen Thieu of Saigon said the enemy holds a military position in Vietnam and has shifted to political efforts to regain momentum.
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