Luna 16 Returns Moon Soil Samples by Unmanned Probe
Soviet Luna 16 brought back the first unmanned moon soil samples to Earth. Tass said the capsule landed in Kazakhstan after a 1:26 a.m. EDT recovery, with material from the Sea of Fertility to be analyzed by the Academy of Sciences.
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Nixon performs at Chevy Chase benefit for retiring club manager
President Nixon made an unscheduled appearance at a testimonial dinner for Robert Beck, retiring manager of the Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase Maryland. He wound up playing the piano for the singing of For He's a Jolly Good Fellow.
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Williams Arrives in Japan for Seven Day Visit
American playwright Tennessee Williams arrived in Yokohama for a seven day stay to visit historical sites and gather material for a short story. He is the author of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and A Streetcar Named Desire.
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Arkansas Weather Brief Shows Warm Mild Conditions
Weather Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Thursday notes high 88 and low 54 with .82 inch precipitation. Forecast calls for generally fair mild conditions in Arkansas with isolated showers in the east, highs in the 80s and lows upper 50s to upper 60s, and Friday highs in the mid 80s to low 90s.
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Death Valley Named After Emigrant Party Suffering Heat
A brief note explains how California's Death Valley earned its name in 1849 when an emigrant party crossing the Panamint Mountains faced extreme heat and thirst and one commented Goodbye Valley of Death, reflecting the peril of the desert crossing.
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Power cuts hit East Coast as heatwave lasts
The Associated Press reports hot and humid weather forced third straight day of power cutbacks in the Middle Atlantic states. Con Edison reduced voltage by 5 percent at 9:30 a.m. New Jersey’s four major utilities followed with similar cuts, despite generator restorations. Philadelphia Electric Co. also cut power by 5 percent, while Potomac Electric Power Co. urged urgent restrictions.
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Camden NAACP condemns mistreatment of Negro students
Camden Ark NAACP president Rev L C Fort and branch members condemn actions by Camden School District after 11 Negro students were arrested and expelled following a high school disturbance. Fort criticizes biased handling when a Negro girl fought a white girl, warning such policies breed disorder.
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Bayh Presses Electoral Reform Bill in Senate Stand
Senator Birch Bayh moved to block all Senate business until a vote on his electoral reform bill. He plans to deny unanimous consent and keep committees from meeting to overcome filibuster tactics. Leaders doubt success as cloture-backed moves face strong opposition and a 54-46 vote outcome.
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Bank Holding Objections Stir Over Arkansas Pact
Arkansas bankers plan to appeal the Federal Reserve decision allowing First Arkansas to become the state's first bank holding company. They fear chain banking could weaken local leadership and industrial growth, proposing anti holding company legislation for the 1971 General Assembly. Luther G. Bright, 81, died in Hempstead Memorial Hospital, leaving four sons and two daughters. Burial at Harmony Cemetery.
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