Astronauts praise sun after Apollo 12 quarantine release
Charles (Pete) Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean stepped from quarantine 18 hours early to greet 300 spectators praising the sun and air they breathe. Gordon and Bean spoke of the flight while others celebrated Nobel prizes and public notices followed.
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Pete) Conrad
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Dean Martin's wife announces end of marriage
Jeanne Martin 47 says Dean Martin 52 told her weeks ago he fell in love with someone and asked for a divorce. Proceedings to begin immediately. The couple wed in 1949 and have three children. Martin has four from a prior marriage with Gail, Deana, Dino, and Claudia involved in entertainment.
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Cry of foul prompts power dispute in miners union
Joseph Yablonski charges incumbent Tony Boyle used unfair means to defeat him in the United Mine Workers of America presidency election. He says he will challenge the results in federal court after Tuesday's vote.
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Jock) Yablonski
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Tony) Boyle
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Viet Cong Rockets Hit Long Binh and Da Nang Bases
Viet Cong Guerrillas shell U.S. Army headquarters at Long Binh and the Da Nang Air Base in South Vietnam, with 28 rocket or mortar attacks reported. No American fatalities. casualties minor. Sen. Barry Goldwater had been visiting Da Nang and left for Bangkok.
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Tear Gas and Defoliants Condemned by U N Body
United Nations General Assembly committee declared wartime use of chemical and bacteriological weapons illegal. The vote backed by 58 nations including the Communist bloc, 35 abstentions. The move cited the Geneva protocol expansion banning asphyxiating gases and bacteriological methods.
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Tornado hits Fort Lauderdale airport causing millions in damage
A tornado struck the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport injuring twelve with nine hospitalized. Twenty four single engine planes were destroyed and fourteen twin engine craft damaged as the storm also hit Pinellas Point in St. Petersburg. No severe injuries reported.
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