Nuclear Blast on Moon Urged by NASA Seismologist
NASA scientist Gary V. Latham of Columbia University proposed detonating a nuclear device on the far side of the moon to study its core. He indicated the blast could be kilotons in scale and would occur after Mission 15, as data from the Apollo seismic experiments suggests moon material is nonuniform.
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Commission to probe Panther police clashes deaths
A 24-member coalition led by Arthur Goldberg and Roy Wilkins formed a commission to conduct a searching inquiry into police Panther clashes that left 28 Panthers dead since January 1968. The panel cites Los Angeles and Chicago violence amid concerns about civil rights and liberties applied to Panthers.
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Apollo 12 Saturn V Moves To Pad For Moon Flight
The Apollo 12 rocket with crew Lovell Mattingly and Haise was moved to the launch pad on Monday, beginning final prep for a March 12 liftoff. The crew greeted reporters and described the launch as a beautiful bird ahead of the 10 day mission.
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