Space Hopes Ride With Imperilled Apollo 13
The editorial notes Apollo 13 aborted landing due to power failure aboard the command ship and the crew's safe return remains the world’s priority. It argues space exploration must continue, balancing engineering feats with science, despite cost and risk. It discusses international aims and the need to press on with future missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Latin Terrorism Threat Impacts Diplomatic Efforts
A historical overview notes rising Latin American terrorism targeting diplomats, with the West German envoy murdered in Guatemala illustrating urban guerrilla danger. It cites Argentina resisting hostage exchanges, U S cautions, and diplomats facing tighter security while needing mobility to report.
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Victoria
Bolivia
South America
Latin America
Guatemala
William P. Rogers
Karl von Sprell
Terorists
Richard Alfred Latin American Service
Havana
Moscow
Peking
Argentina
United States
Washington
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Burger secret talks led to Murrah appointment, critics say
A Jack Anderson column argues Chief Justice Burger used backstage influence to back Alfred Murrah for a $40 000 annual Directorship at the Federal Judicial Center. Murrah confirms Burger was a key supporter, while Devitt cites private discussions and evasive testimony from others about the process.
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Edward Devitt
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Devitt
Warren Burger
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Stephen Chandler
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Ford In Moscow Meets with Soviet Officials in Week of Talks
Henry Ford II visits Moscow for a week of discussions with the Soviet Council of Ministers for Science and Technology. Ford's long history in Russia dates to 1907 with a distributorship under the Czar, and by 1927 Ford-tracked vehicles dominated Soviet fleets.
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Moscow
Soviet Council of Ministers For Science and Technology
Ford Motor Company
Russia
Ford
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Southern Furniture Market shows dramatic room settings and new materials
The Southern Furniture Market unveiled elaborate stage like settings across the Exposition Building with more than 250 exhibitors. Designers craft backgrounds from mountain retreats to Governors Mansions while new materials plastics metal glass leather and fabrics redefine home decor. The event centers on the press room Top of the Market and a Skyroom Far East theme as Managing Director Leo Heer leads year round planning for April and October showings.
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Far East
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Opper
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