Apollo 10 ends with confidence for July moon landing
NASA Administrator Dr. Thomas Paine hailed Apollo 10’s splashdown in the South Pacific and declared the United States can and will land men on the moon. He and Apollo program chief Lt Gen Samuel Phillips outlined a tentative July 16 launch and July 20 lunar touchdown with readiness to delay if needed. The crew Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins continue training in simulators at Cape Kennedy as Saturn V readiness progresses.
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Thomas O. Paine
Space Agency
United States
Princeton
Tom
Paine
Earth
NASA
Samuel C. Phillips
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Phillips
Apol
ACTION LINE: Your questions answered by help line
The notice describes how readers can obtain help from ACTION LINE by writing to Box 230 Long Beach California 90801 or calling 432-3451 during specified hours. Questions are chosen for general interest and usefulness.
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Long Beach
Calif
Navy base visitor denied entry over hair length
A Navy security officer in Long Beach explains that visitors to the naval base must follow base rules. He clarifies that disallowed access applies to those dishonorably discharged and notes some days restrict base entry for visitors.
Peace march demands Reagan pull National Guard from Berkeley
Thousands of students and Berkeley sympathizers marched on the Capitol to demand Gov. Reagan withdraw National Guard troops from Berkeley and restore People’s Park. Dr Linus Pauling urged action, calling the episode evil and immoral as Reagan attended a cabinet meeting inside the building.
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Sacramento
Berkeley
Capitol
Gov. Reagan
National Guard
People’s Park
Linus Pauling
Reagan
Quick Aid Wallet Card Promoted by Long Beach Safety Council
A reader asks for pocket guidance on stopping bleeding and emergency care. The Long Beach Safety Council offers a free booklet covering artificial respiration bleeding shock poisoning transporting injured burns fractures and more, available by sending a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Long Beach Safety Council
Linden Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Footprint Association Post 31 In Ventura County Mystery
Reader asks about Footprint Association Post 31 near Montalvo Ventura County. The group is shrouded in ambiguity with no clear public records or verified functions tied to the name. Local authorities have not published a formal listing or description of the organization.
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Ventura County
Montalvo
Footprint Association
M. S
Long Beach
Footprint Associa
Hijacking and a separate drug incident in Miami and Huntington Beach
A Miami to New York jet was hijacked to Cuba by gunmen threatening to crash the plane unless diverted. The hijackers fled with 20 people aboard while a Panamanian interpreter relayed demands. Separately in Huntington Beach, Jeffrey C. Blair leaped from a third floor window after using LSD, injuring both legs and prompting drug possession charges for his girlfriend Elizabeth Davis.
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Miami
Northeast Airlines
Cuba
New York
Ted Connors
Sky Pirates
Kathy
Jeffrey C. Blair
Lafayette Apartments
Blair
Canterbury Drive
Huntington Beach
St. Mary's Hospital
J. W. Parker
J. E
Linden Ave
Pedestrian Fatally Struck on Redondo Avenue
A 78-year-old pedestrian, Herbert P. McCarron of 679 Obispo Ave, died after being struck Monday by a car at Redondo Avenue and 10th Street. The vehicle, driven by James Steven Kass of 4117 E Seventh St, was cited for failure to yield. He died at St Marys Hospital.
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Redondo Avenue
10Th Street
Herbert P. McCarron
Obispo Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
James Steven Kass
E. Seventh St
Pentagon Wasted Billions in Bloated Defense Contracts
A bipartisan House Senate group accuses the Pentagon of wasting billions annually through bloated inflated contracts and sloppy practices. The Washington Post notes no dollar figures are given and dates the findings before the Nixon administration. The report is signed by Sen. William Proxmire and seven subcommittee members.
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Washington
House-Senate
Pentagon
Washington Post
House-Senate Subcommittee On
the Post
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Donald Rumsfeld
CSLB sits in at administration building for hours
A three hour sit in unfolded at the administration building as protesters gathered on the Page B-1 scene. Police monitored the peaceful action with no arrests reported.
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CSLB
Reagan Faces Student Protests Over Berkeley Rally
After a Capitol Mall march, Governor Reagan met privately with about a dozen spokesmen who derided him as a murderer. He blamed a communications gap and urged dialogue on campus grievances while pledging Guard protection at Berkeley until authorities say it is no longer needed. Police counted 4500 to 10000 in the crowd as plans for a Memorial Day march on People’s Park loom.
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Ing
Reagan
Capitol Mall
Jim Hawley
Wendy Schlessinger
Hawley
California
Berkeley
People’s Park
Obituary notes and local notices amid page sections
Fragmentary OCR shows obituary and vital statistics items with scattered names and sections such as Shipping Sports Television and Women. Readable names or events are limited. the text appears to be a damaged header fragment of a local newspaper page.
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Robeson
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Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Cmdr
Eugene A. Cernan
John Nobel
Wilford
New York Times
Houston
South Pacific
Pago Pago
American Samoa
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Leary
Navy
Park
Ak James Bow
N. N
Gaylussacia
L.B
By Bill Homer
L.A
Bradley
Page
Sen. Kennedy
IRS
Parvin Foundation
Justice Douglas
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