Community letters and inquiries crowd out space in Enterprise
A jumble of requests and notices from Greensboro readers seeks help on topics from rattlesnake information and clipping files to job records and course offers. One writer asks for publication of a personal story of rehabilitation, while others request address details for courses at North Carolina State University and local agriculture programs.
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N. Fike
Agricultural Scteton ‘Hall
State ‘University
Dor Weed
Rolf
Moon Pictures Released Acessor 5 Houston Earth View
Astronauts capture dramatic lunar footage as they begin return to earth. Alan Bean calls the final black and white view spectacular, showing earth as a dark disk with sunlight on the edge. Charles Conrad collects rock from a crater while a lunar module edges away toward landing. A window sequence from descent reveals growing craters as dust briefly obscures the view before the craft nears the horizon.
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Houston
Che
Alan’ Li. Bean
Shen
Charles
Conrad
Stice
Lamar Soll
Yeith
Biaek
Miss World pageant marred by protests at Albert Hall
London AP reported thousands cheered Eva Rueber-Staier as Miss World while protesters demanded liberation for women. Police guarded the Albert Hall as two groups distributed leaflets against the pageant, one opposing South Africa’s participation. Rueber-Staier spoke of marriage plans and a two to three child future, and US runner up Gail Renshaw planned to use her prize toward her parents’ mortgage.
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London
Vienna
Omar Stiarif
Albert Hall
Eva Rueher-Stater
United States
Gail Renshaw
Arlington
Witnesses Still Talking Says Judge in My Lai Case
Army judge says orders restricting witnesses from discussing My Lai proceedings are being defied. He plans a closed session to address the defiance as Lt. Col. Reid Kennedy prepares guidelines for the Calley court martial. Calley faces murder charges for the My Lai killings of 109 Vietnamese civilians in 1958.
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FT. Benning, Ga
My Lai
Reid W. Kennedy
Wiliam L. Calley Jr
Almos
Kennedy
Calley
Judge Advocate’s
Saigon
Tran van Don
Defense Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Quane Ngai Province
David Mitchell
U.S. Army
London
Michael Stewart
Nixon
U.S
Vietnam
Russians Question U S Education Exhibit in Moscow
In Moscow the U S Information Agency exhibit on education becomes a lively occasion as 21 Russian speaking American guides answer questions on topics from Marxism to the space race. Guides express personal views to build credibility while visitors compare responses, with the tour expected to reach 900,000 Soviets before its Moscow close on December 3.
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Irene Murray
Gulfport
Miss
Miss . Murray
U.S. Information Agency
Kiev
Leningrad
Moscow
Voice of America
America
Russia
Miss Murray
Craig
U.S
Buchwald To Write Three Times Weekly For Enterprise
Art Buchwald, famed humor columnist, will write three articles weekly for The Enterprise starting next Monday. He has long written for 30 newspapers globally and is known for wit from Paris to Washington. Married to Ann McGarry, he has three children.
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Enterprise
Art Buchwald
America
The
Mark Twain
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Fuchwald
Queens
Joseph
Eaven
Paris
France
New York Herald Tribune
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington Post
Ann McGarry
Joel
Conchita Mathilda
Marie Jennifer
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Moon Pictures
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Stavlyt
Apollo
Moon
Lunar Landing Module
Miss Rueber-Stater
South Africa
Cccerceue
Women’s News Va
Lyndia Sloopenkoff
San Francisco
Tom Craig
Seattle
United States Marine Corps
Fourth Marine Air Wing
Pacific
University of Southern California
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