Apollo 14 and 13 crews mapped for moon landings
The space agency announced that Apollo 14 will be led by Alan B. Shepard with mission to land near Tranquility Base in July, while Apollo 13 commanded by James A. Lovell, with astronauts Lovell, Haise, and Mattingly, aims for a March flight. The article cites ear issues and medical grounding as factors shaping crew selection.
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Sponsors see quick approval of tax reform
Washington AP reports sponsors of a magazine tax reform and relief bill predict broad support. House debate highlights divisions over oil depletion and 5 percent cuts, with Ways and Means poised to send the measure to the Senate amid limited amendment options.
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Accused Michigan slayer asks state to appoint attorneys
In Ypsilanti Manuel Collins faces a first degree murder charge for the slaying of a coed schoolmate. He was jailed on a motor home theft count after a house trailer rental agency dispute. Collins was represented by private attorneys who cannot be appointed by the state.
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Hearnes taps two to fill county openings
Governor Warren Hearnes appointed two new county officials and ordered attorneys named to represent Collins's mother as the case of 22 year old Collins proceeds. Collins faces a preliminary hearing in Washtenaw County on the strangulation death of 18-year-old Eastern Michigan University freshman Karen Beineman.
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Armstrongs to attend Missouri State Fair appearance
The parents of moon astronaut Nel Armstrong, Mr and Mrs Stephen K Armstrong of Columbus Ohio, notified the Missouri State Fair they will attend on Aug 18. They will travel from a West Coast state dinner for the astronauts and families, with the fair secretary to publish their itinerary later.
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Jefferson City Post Tribun e Tribune Establishad in 1908 era
Publication details for the Jefferson City Post-Tribune include history notes from 1908 to 1953 1959 and staff roles such as Board Chairman Robert Bloss er President Joseph G Majersky Editor Kenneth M Johnson Managing Editor with publication every evening except Sunday Rates list carrier delivery and mail options for Missouri and outside Missouri under Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Astronauts set for star studded White House dinner
AP reports planning for a lavish Los Angeles dinner honoring Apollo 1 astronauts with 1500 guests including governors diplomats Lindbergh and Benny. Kennedy widow Jacqueline Onassis regrets, others sent regrets. event at Century Plaza Hotel aims to reflect a cross section of America with aviation pioneers. The menu features salmon, asparagus, and dessert. cost unknown. Five of the six lunar mission astronauts face separate murders case context in coverage.
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Military bands to perform at community concert night
Music will be provided by the U S Marine Band and ita Dium and Bugle Corps the Army and Air Force Strolling Strings and the Army Chorua.
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White House selects guests and dining setup for event
The White House social and protocol staffs chose invitations placecards menu and entertainment with the hotel supplying china crystal and tableware for a dinner. Truman sent regrets for health reasons and Johnson indicated he would not attend.
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Moon dust shows no effect on mice in lunar study
Space Center Houston reports twenty four lab mice inoculated with lunar dust exhibited no illness after quarantine. The study tracked four days and beyond to assess toxicity, autopsies found normal results, and researchers said the dust did not trigger germ to life reactions in the rodent test.
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Nixon seeks 10 billion for transit aid and research
President Nixon urged Congress to authorize 10 billion dollars over 12 years to replace improve and expand local bus rail and subway systems. Funding would include 5 percent for research and development and 500 million for capital investments with 3.1 billion for the first five years and 1 billion annually by 1975. The plan aims to attract riders by upgrading facilities and exploring new tech such as automatic transit and air cushioned vehicles.
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Sirhan trial psychiatry bill sparks scrutiny
Los Angeles County official Kenneth Hahn said Dr Seymour Pollack billed 10811 for psychiatry services tied to the Sirhan Sirhan murder trial. The examiner charged for courtroom time conferences reading transcripts and reviewing tests. Hahn called the amount excessive and promised thorough review before payment.
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