Hope fades for sailor Allan Chadburn crossing Atlantic
The 29-year-old adventurer from Orleans Mass left April 9 in an 8-foot sailboat aiming to cross the Atlantic to Portugal in 60 to 80 days with supplies for 120. After 120 days with no word, his wife Natalie Chadburn remains hopeful and says the family has adapted to his absence as sons Jimmy and Joe cope at home.
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NYC nears $1 billion package to avert city crisis
New York City edges toward a $1 billion cash plan to redeem $791.7 million in loans by August 24 as the Municipal Assistance Corp buys $40 million in bonds. AC executive director Herbert Elish says the package is nearly complete and will be ready by August 24 to avert bankruptcy fallout.
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Douglas Supreme Court Justice Williams Leaves Hospital
Justice Williams 76 left Rehabilitation Institute of New York University Medical Center in a wheelchair after three months of stroke treatment. He plans to return to the bench when the fall term starts October 6, with hopes to spend summer at his Goose Prairie Washington cabin and continues to improve. White House social secretary Nancy Lammerding Ruwe was fired after months of complaints about her performance and workplace compatibility.
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Apollo Aboard Hawaii Tour Ends With Recovery
Three Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Deke Slayton and Vance Brand toured Hawaii on the last day of their enforced stay. They visited Pearl Harbor placed a wreath at the USS Arizona memorial and viewed from the Pali before leaving for Los Angeles and a Washington news conference. They had been hospitalized for nitrogen tetroxide inhalation after re entry and were described as recovering phenomenally.
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Congressmen begin nine day visit to the Soviet Union
A group of 19 U S congressmen led by Speaker Carl Albert arrived in Leningrad for a nine day tour as reciprocity for a Soviet visit two years earlier. They will spend three days in Leningrad four in Moscow and two along the Black Sea.
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