Space race talk hints at Soviet space platform goal
The report notes Soyuz 6 and 7 mission plans including orbital maneuvers, joint observations, and star luminosity studies. It suggests the Soviet aim for a space laboratory to close the prestige gap with the United States after Apollo 11.
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Judge Haynsworth report review by committee
The committee, after careful review, finds no basis to change its previous report on Judge Haynsworth. This concludes the matters raised since Walsh testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 18.
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Nixon Nominee Haynsworth faces Moratorium linked charges
Debates over Haynsworth’s nomination continue as ethics questions surface about cases involving vendors tied to his firms. Walsh defends the nomination while opponents press for scrutiny amid the Moratorium protests and White House policy tensions on Vietnam.
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Action Line clarifies erroneous billing issue with World of Beauty
C G in Southgate sought help after an incorrect charge. Action Line contacted Jerry Shukis of World of Beauty customer service, who blamed the problem on a stubborn computer. She apologized and promised to rectify the account immediately.
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Long Beach councilman defends independent voting style
A reader recounts a brief exchange with a Long Beach city councilman who defended non rubber stamp voting and stated decisions reflect his view of the city’s best interests. The writer questions who represents residents if not the district.
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Marchers Back Nixon on Vietnam Stand Fast Call
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