Moon mission film shown to spacemen during quarantine
Public affairs officer McLeaish described 16mm and 70mm footage of the lunar descent, flag planting, and footprints. Astronauts viewed the film in quarantine, commenting on translation and docking, crater, and dust, while awaiting first pictures released later today.
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Television Logs Lets Make a Deal 37
Television listings note a broadcast of Lets Make a Deal at episode 37. The listing identifies channel and airtime details for viewers seeking the game show segment.
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Computers Installed by Farm Bureau
Arkansas Farm Bureau uses a computer based management program to help farmers optimize resources and raise incomes. Examples show a soybean and cotton farmer saving 46000 annually over two years and another with a 30000 profit after a 15000 deficit. The service, led by Lloyd Satterfield, will be offered to 56000 members with farms from 40 to 10000 acres, using monthly and yearly summaries to guide decisions on land use labor and equipment.
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Taxation favors foundations in tax reform bill
AARSTA Panel F approves a 7 percent levy on tax free foundation investments, up from 5 percent, as final language for the foundation section of the reform bill is set. Chairman Mills vows to report a comprehensive measure by Friday, while McCormack hints a vote could be scheduled next week, with Senate delays and a recess looming. The leadership weighs timing to counter opposition before the August recess.
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John W. McCormack
Senate
Blood and numbers swirl in offbeat USA tidbits
HAL BOYLE surveys shifting American families and aging blood donors. Litter habits vary by age and city size. Swiss press counts, global executives move, and a National Geographic estimate of the universe frame a mosaic of trivia and world views.
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Nigeria Silent on Truce Offer as Pope Visits Africa
Nigeria made no immediate reply to a Biafran cease fire proposal amid Pope Paul VI’s Africa visit. In Kampala, African leaders—Nyerere and Kaunda—were noted to discuss Biafra with Obote as Paul arrives for a three day church conclave honoring 22 Ugandan martyrs and closing the all Africa conference of Roman Catholic bishops.
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Tanzania
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Man Shot to Death at Little Rock Cafe
Fred dy L. McCollum, 25, of Little Rock was shot to death Monday night outside a cafe. A 27-year old North Little Rock man has been arrested in connection with the shooting after police said the incident followed an argument. The report notes the event occurred in Little Rock and identifies the suspect and victim.
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Freddy L. McCollum
North Little Rock
Tropical storm Anna nears as season's first hurricane possible
Tropical storm Anna moves west across the Atlantic with 60 mph winds and may strengthen into the season's first hurricane. Forecasters say data is limited but indicate possible hurricane formation as the storm lies about 1,500 miles east-southeast of Puerto Rico and 2,500 miles from Miami.
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Miami
Anna
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Raymond Kraft
National Hurricane Center
Puerto Rico
Maverick Power and Price Lead the Road Testing
It markets Maverick with a $1995 price and strong six-cylinder power delivering 105 horses. The text touts roomy interior, highway passing power, and wide tread for stability, aiming to outperform imports on price and space while promising economy.
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Murder probe widens in Ypsilanti area killings
Washtenaw County prosecutor William F. Delhey coordinates a multi agency manhunt for a killer linked to eight killings around Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti. A laborer is charged in one slaying. police discount his involvement in seven. Detectives from multiple agencies search for the Beineman case suspect. a mannequin decoy was used and an overnight suspect fled. A motor vehicle check at Eastern Michigan University is used to narrow motorcycle matches.
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Eastern Michigan University
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