Skylab mourns Anita the space spider astronauts memorialize
In Houston, Skylab crewmates Garriott Bean and Lousma held memorial services for Anita the space spider. Garriott noted Anita did not eat the shared filet mig non, as the crew continued sun watching and two earth photography surveys amid overall research pace. In Washington, FDA announced Avondale Industries recalling No 1 cans of mushrooms contaminated with botulin toxin, about 12,000 cans on the market. In Juneau, a Japanese fishing vessel Mitsu Maru No 80 was chased and detained by two Coast Guard cutters near the Aleutians for suspected fishing zone violation.
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Swedish King Carl Gustaf Crowned Youngest In World
Crowds cheered as 27 year old Carl Gustaf, Sweden’s new king, appeared at the Stockholm palace after the death of Gustaf VI Adolf. Naval salutes marked his accession amid a shift to a symbolic constitutional role.
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Cardinal William Heard, Roman Rota Dean, Dies at 89
Cardinal William Theo dore Heard, a convert who rose to prince of the Roman Catholic Church and dean of the Sacred Roman Rota, died Sunday in Rome at 89. He spent most of his life in Rome and most of his career in the Rota, raising the sacred college to 138 cardinals.
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Pope Paul VI decries Chilean coup as tragedy amid fears of civil war
The pope condemned Chile's military coup and urged averting civil war, tying the situation to repression in the Soviet Union and ongoing conflicts in Mozambique and Indochina. Also in brief notes, Al Sherman, 76, famed songwriter of potatoes are cheaper era hits, died in Los Angeles after a brief illness.
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Bruce Lee's widow reveals cannabis use approved by doctors
Linda Lee testified at a Hong Kong inquest into Bruce Lee's death that the actor occasionally smoked cannabis. She said U.S. doctors told them moderate use was not harmful and that Lee collapsed on a film set last May, prompting a thorough medical examination. The inquest was adjourned earlier for new evidence.
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Nob Hill rapist suspect faces jury selection
John Philip Bunyard, 27, charged with the murder of two Mariposa women, is to begin jury selection today. San Francisco police identify him as the suspected “Nob Hill rapist.”
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