Exhibition Time for Grid Pros in 1968 Offseason
Pro football shifts spotlight from baseball with six exhibition games over the weekend. Namath leads the Jets against the College All-Stars in Chicago at Soldier Field, after selling his restaurant stake to satisfy Rozelle. Other games feature Lombardi’s Redskins, Baltimore at San Diego, and matchups across Tampa, Birmingham, and more.
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Exile in Congress as Blacks Demand Action
Black lawmakers in Washington claim Nixon abdicated duties to minorities, framing themselves as a government in exile. Rep. Clay and colleagues criticize cabinet absence, biased contracts, education cuts, and OEO dismantling, urging stronger federal commitment amid civil rights pressure.
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Michigan
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New York
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D-Mich
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Senate
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Apollo 11 spacemen recall lunar orbit among debriefings
Apollo 11 astronauts described the injection into moon orbit and descent prep during a second day of debriefings at Space Center Houston. Michael Collins spoke of his lonely 21 hour vigil while Armstrong and Aldrin worked on the surface, with tape recorders capturing the discussions.
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Houston
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Michael Collins
Pacific
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John Hirasaki
Mars Life Question Hangs On New Mariner Flights
Pasadena scientists expect to receive the best data yet from Mariner 6 and 7 as they approach Mars. Mariner 6 will begin television imaging at 12:06 a.m. Tuesday from 771,500 miles out, with 33 high resolution photos to follow over 19 hours. The pair aim to reveal surface features and polar caps while testing for signs of primitive life, though experts say the odds are slim.
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Cathefornia
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Mariner
Assassin in Manila Stirs Police Probe
Police say four assailants opened fire on a patrol car before dawn at a hotel Nixon planned to visit. One man died, others fled. A homemade pistol found on the body and markings tied to the scene spark speculation but officials say no solid plot evidence exists. One investigator links the victim to guerrilla groups.
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