No Penalty for Apollo 13 Error
The Apollo 13 review board faulted North American Rockwell and Beech Aircraft for design and testing lapses on the oxygen tank. No penalty clause exists in the Rockwell contract, and the award fee may be withheld only after next year’s fee board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
Space Agency
Rockwell
Moon
James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
North American
Beech Aircraft Corp
NASA
Julian Scheer
Vitamins and dental care cited with health claims
An article notes that vitamins support dental health with Vitamin C for gums, Vitamin A for enamel, Vitamin D for tooth structure, and B vitamins aiding calcium use. It reports over ten million Americans avoid dentists due to fear and mentions painless modern dentistry, while a separate fish hatchery incident reports hundreds of thousands of salmon deaths from DDT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Hope Lions Club Hosts Revival Guests At Luncheon
Dr Angel Martinez and Steve Taylor spoke at the Hope Lions Club luncheon at Fown and Country restaurant. Martinez and Taylor lead a revival at First Baptist Church and urged local businessmen to balance commerce with health and home life. Guests included Carter Sutton Claude Sutton Barry Brown Jim Hart and Mrs Dorcas Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel Martinez
Steve Taylor
Hope Lions Club
Fown
Evangelist Martinez
Steve Taylor Peared
Hope
Carter Sutton
Claude Sutton
Barry Brown
Jim Hart
First Baptist
Dorcas Peterson
Democrats Cool to Rally Speech in Russellville Ark
Senator Harold Hughes spoke at a Democratic unity dinner in Russellville criticizing Nixon and defense spending. He warned his voting record may disappoint some listeners while urging unity and touting a Democratic path to Congress and the 1972 presidency. Candidates for state offices used the rally to speak, with Blunt remarks from Faubus and Faubus noted.
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Russellville
Ark
Harold E. Hughes
Drona
Democratic Unity
Richard M. Nixon
Hughes
United States
Nixon
Pope County
Democratic Organization
Atty
Joe Purcell
Orval E. Faubus
Rockefeller
Bill Wells
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Bob Compton
Hayes McClerkin
Faubus
Jim Malone Jr
W. S. Cheek
State House
Complaints Rise Over 1960 Census Misses
The Census Bureau faces widespread complaints about undercounting in the current census with many cases arising from rural mail-out areas. Officials say hundreds or thousands remain uncollected as enumerators rely on neighbors for basic data. Despite pressure from local officials, the bureau maintains it is not disturbed, aiming to show a national population just over 204 million, about 25 million more than 1960.
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Squires
Associated Press
California
House of Representatives
Census Bureau
Boy killed in Perryville Crash
Perryville Arkansas AP Gary Brown 17 of Route 1 Perryville was killed Monday night in a two car collision on a county road west of Perryville in Perry County. Driver Billy Belk 16 Route 2 Perryville was in the other car. Belk and Brown passenger Gary Paul Tucker 18 and Belk passenger Jerry Stone 18 were injured.
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Perryville
Ark
Gary Brown
Perry County
Brown
Billy Belk
Belk
Gary Paul Tucker
Perryvile
Jerry Stone
Pollution across the Rio Grande needs joint action
AP reporter Bill Stockton describes how Ciudad Juarez and El Paso face shared air and water pollution problems. Cross border treaties and language barriers hinder cooperation as residents and officials push for unified cleanup efforts along the Rio Grande valley.
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Sy Bill Stockton
Ciudad Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
Pedro Beltran
Nixon Moves to Aid U.S. Airlines
President Nixon ordered a revised international air transport policy aimed at boosting U.S. airline competition and service. He linked the policy to stopping hijackings, noting air piracy must end, while stressing growth for both scheduled and supplemental services and preserving individual ticket travel.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
International Civil Aviation Organization
Montreal
Air Transport Association
Paul Cherington
Aspinall plans early 1960s bill on National Resources reform
Rep Wayne N Aspinall chairing both the House Interior Committee and the commission plans to introduce legislation next year to implement most of the 387 recommendations. The report urges keeping federal land under federal control with state payments in lieu of taxes and targeted disposal for resource development.
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Partment
Forest Service
Department of Natural Resources
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colo
Commission
House Interior Committee
Aspinall
Public Land Law Review Commission
Milton A. Pearl
Interior Committee
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
U.S. Forest Service
Nixon signs 18 year old voting bill amid constitutionality doubts
President Nixon signed a measure extending the Voting Rights Act and lowering the voting age to 18 for five years. He urged a swift court test of the constitutionality of the 18 year old provision while directing the attorney general to push for a constitutional amendment or court review. The change applies to federal, state, and municipal elections and takes effect January 1, with no impact on this year's elections.
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James Phillips
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
South
White House
John Mitchell
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Bevernor
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Beltran
U.S. Airlines
Sears
Vty
Gee
Frank Horton
Eisar
Hope Village
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