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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

28 Nov 1969

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1969

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2

Weather outlook for New York stock market day

Daytime highs will average mostly in 40s west and upper 40s to mid 50s east with nighttime lows in the 20s to 30s, cooler inland. Precipitation totals around a quarter to half inch west and half to one inch in the east, mainly coastal sections. cold throughout the period, with Saturday and Monday as noted.

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Apollo 12 Surveyor contact during second EVA landing

Photo records Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean during the second EVA as the Lunar Module touched down about 600 feet from the unmanned Surveyor in the Ocean of Storms. Footprints on the pad show three bounces before the craft settled.

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Charles Pete) Conrad Alan L. Bean
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Second Box Of Apollo 12 Moon Rocks Opened Today

Apollo 12 materials open for study as Charles Conrad Jr, Richard F. Gordon, and Alan Bean receive the second chest of moon rocks and soil samples to examine after their return. Officials plan to release more color photography and footage from the mission while astronauts begin extended isolation in Houston.

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Space. Center Houstih Charles Conrad, Jr Richard F Aporin Jr Alani Valso Gordon Equator Lara Theta Teehaiions Brandt Planet Conrad Bean
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Moon images show astronauts on lunar surface

The exhibit displays astronauts in bulky suits working under reduced gravity on the moon. It features Surveyor 4 in Ocean of Storms, the Apollo 12 Transnow module on the crater rim, a flag and dish antenna, three-footprints near the lander, and dusted astronauts with deep footprints.

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Iles Stronauts Inbert Conrad
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West Germany ratifies treaty amid delayed global approvals

West Germany becomes the 25th of 43 nations to approve the pact as the United States and Soviet Union complete ratification. Bonn’s approval is a key milestone among nuclear capable prison nations long delaying the treaty. Canada has approved, Sweden expected soon, according to Brandt remarks.

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