Moon dust vial missing from Los Angeles exhibit
A 2.3 gram moon dust vial from Apollo 11 sample No. 50 vanished during a charity dinner at Bullock's Wilshire for eye foundation research. Institute officials blamed theft, FBI and police opened an investigation. NASA had not authorized the exhibit.
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Los Angeles
Earth
Steven Lawrence
Institute of Geophysics
University of California At Los Angeles
FBI
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George Weatherwill
Institute
Weatherill
Environmental Health Conference Scheduled in Greensboro
The North Carolina Medical Society committee on community health will sponsor a statewide conference on environmental health problems April 24 and 25 in Greensboro. Rep. L Richardon Preyer will head the speaker list along with Jom Morrisey of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners and Dr Delberth Barth of Durham of the National Air Pollution Control Administration.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Medical Society
Committee On
Greensboro
Rep. L. Richardson Preyer
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Jom Morrisey
The
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
Dr. Delberth, Barth
Durham
National Air Pollution Control Administration
North Vietnam Simulates Air Defense at Public Exhibition
North Vietnam displayed a military exhibit in Hanoi portraying air defenses against U S forces. The show featured jet interceptors on wires, missiles, and heavy anti aircraft batteries with audio effects and dramatic maps of battles in 1965 1967. The event drew over a million visitors and highlighted the war as seen by the North Vietnamese.
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Daniel Deluce
Associated Press
HANOI
North Vietnam
North Viettnam
People’s Army
Foreign Ministry
Vietnam Workers Or
Communist — Party
United States
Chi
Hon Gai
Haiphong
Red China
U.S
Self Defense Corps
Alvarez
John S. McCainard
John
McCain
Pacific
Vietnam
Kabler
Jim
Ten Under 25 Die In North Carolina Weekend Accidents
The Associated Press reports at least ten fatalities in North Carolina over the weekend, all under 25. Among the dead were 16 year old Thomas Hughes Jr of Jacksonville and two Marines at Camp Lejeune, plus two sailors from the USS E Paso killed near Burlington. Other victims include Ronald Baxter 22 Bethesda Maryland, Michael Kenneth Ashe 19 Hendersonville, James Roberts Hodden 22 Pickens South Carolina, Johnny Boyd Love 22 Kernersville, and more students and young adults from Laurinburg and Raleigh areas. The state highway death toll rises to 235 for 1970, compared with 244 the prior year.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
State Highway Patrol
Thomas Hughes Jr
Jacksonville
Camp Lejeune
Cpl
Vicky A
Portsmouth
Burlington
James H. Plank
Ronald Galloway
Ronald Baxter
Bethesda
St. Andrews College
Laurinburg
Michael Kenneth Ashe
Rt. 4
Hendersonville
James Roberts Hedden
Pickens
S. C
Johnny Boyd Love
Rt. 5
Kernersville
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North Viets
Artistic Beauty College
DODGE
Chrysler
Ford General Motors
Howard Stutts
William Bell
Piedmont Triad
Mderton Auto and Truck Leasing
Horace-G.ilderton, Inc
Main
America
Dial
Wurlitzer
Peansox
Music CO
S. Main St
Raleigh and
Otr Kavie
A&p
York
Rome
Colessa
Jane Parker
Termilk
BROWN
Mae
Golden Rise
Ann Page
Jor
Prilas
Furniture Sales
E. Commerce
Terry Southerland
Mgr
E. Parris Ave
Fran K-Mart & Towne Theatre
ABC
Washington
Jet Piedmont
Piedmont
National Airport
Memphis
Nashville
Richmond
Piedmont Airlines
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