Astronauts Talk Today to Public at Space Center
Apollo 11 crew members Armstrong Aldrin and Collins plan a daylong seminar for the public at Houston Space Center discussing their moon voyage. Scientists at the lunar receiving lab prepare to inject lunar dust into mice to test for microbes and toxicity while quarantine procedures on the spacecraft proceed.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Stronaut Corps
Nell A. Armstrong
Edwin &, Idtin Jr
Michael
Lunar
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Columbia
John Hirasaki
Houston Space Center
The
Space Agency
Earth
Moon science hints at volcano craters and moonquakes
Australian National University scientist Dr S Ross Taylor cites about 40 chemical elements in lunar dust and a non heavy meteoric mix, supporting volcanism in crater formation. Columbia's Dr Gary Latham notes a seismometer recorded moonquakes from miles away, suggesting a layered Moon like Earth. Senate probe on SEC chair Homer Budge intensifies over a lucrative mutual funds job offer, with Democrats accusing conflict of interest and Republicans defending Nixon appointee. Public hearing resumes Monday to hear Budge’s case.
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Australian National University
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Columbia University
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Aldrin
Tatham
Ian Fighting
Senate
Securities and Exchange Comemission
Homer H. Budge
Budge
SEC
Senate Banking and Currency Subcommittee
Nixon
Investors Diversified Services Inc
William Proximite
D-Wis
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Harold Bradford
Sthe Committee
Sen
Harerison A. Williams Jr
Den.j
Proxmite
Thomas J. McIntyre
D-N.h
Congress
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Proxmire
Bulge
War Deaths and Lowest of Year
Saigon reports American battlefield deaths last week reached the second lowest total in nine months as lull in fighting continues. 110 Americans died in seven days, with 1,963 enemy dead and 290 South Vietnamese soldiers killed in action. U.S. wounded totaled 1,056 and South Vietnamese injuries 83.
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Father and son drown in Big Hurricane Lake near Bald Knob
In Bald Knob Arkansas a father Charles Melton McGinnis 40 and his son Timmy Dean McGinnis drowned Tuesday when their boat nosed into the water after the motor started in gear. Two others, Perry McGinnis 13 and James Goodman of St Louis, swam ashore.
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Ark
Big Hurricane Lake
Allen Foster
Charles Meleton McGinnis
Searcy
Timmy Dean McGinnis
McGinnis
Perry
James Goodman
St. Louis
Kennedy Is Returning to Senate
U S Senator Edward M. Kennedy returns to Washington to resume duties and confirms he will seek reelection in 1970, serving a full six year term and ruling out a 1972 presidential bid. Democrats praise his decision while Republicans mostly stay silent on the move.
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Maine
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South Dakota
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Oklahoma
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Vermont
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Democratic Party
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Senate Democratic Campaign Committee
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