Soyuz 10 completes docking test with Salute in orbit
Col Vladimir Shatalov and crew report satisfaction with a two day mission to test a new docking collar and equipment for orbital platforms. Nikolai Rukavishnikov says they are alive and well after a near lake landing. Soyuz 10, first manned flight in 11 months, spent 544 hours docked with Salute and tests new rendezvous gear as talks on compatible docking with the United States continue.
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Anti-Genocide Treaty Critique By Aiken Senate Session
Aiken argues against a proposed anti genocide treaty saying it is misleading and does not alter how nations treat prisoners of war or minorities. He contends it would be ineffective without enforceable international law and a working court, addressing questions about penalties and past applicability. The interview notes the treaty’s passage by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 and discusses potential political implications for Republicans and Jewish populations.
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North Carolina sees 501 traffic deaths this year
The Associated Press reports at least 501 people have died in North Carolina traffic accidents this year, with 11 weekend fatalities. Names and ages include Jimmie Colin Oates 19 of Stanley and Darnell Herbert Williams Sr 65 of Whitsett among others, in various counties and crashes across the state.
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Agnew Is His Own Man Says Nixon Aide
Ronald Ziegler told a journalism group that Vice President Agnew is his own man and only consults President Nixon on delicate foreign policy points. The remarks followed CBS News charges that Agnew acts as the administration’s agent in assaults on the media. A North Carolina Sigma Delta Chi meeting heard panelists discuss press intrusion into civilian life and government spying concerns.
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