Astronaut Pete Conrad Lands Safely After Jet Crash
Charles Pete Conrad parachuted from a crippled T38 trainer near Bergstrom Air Force Base in Austin Texas and landed safely 100 yards from the base. He was unharmed after a weather diverted flight from Georgia to Houston. NASA confirmed the incident and noted the aircraft belonged to NASA.
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Houston
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Bergatrom
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Ellington Afb
Jack King
National Aeronautica and Space Administration
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lousy World Father Kills 4 and Himself
Kansas City police say Virgil Reynolds, 27, killed his wife Gloria Reynolds, 28, and children Patricia 9 Carlotta 7 Yvetta 2 Alia ? and then shot himself after setting a house fire. Patricia survived with a head wound. authorities note Reynolds had earlier expressed disdain for the world.
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Virgil Reynolds
Reynolds
Patricia
Carlotta
Yvetta
Alia
Gloria Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Mercy Hospital
C. GC. Reynolds
Connally Nears Political Conversion Amid War Debate
Treasury Secretary Connally, a Democrat in Nixon's cabinet, rebuked leading Democratic presidential hopefuls for criticizing Nixon's Vietnam escalation. He stopped short of switching parties but said a conversion is possible, while warning about the party’s stance and stability. He declined to name contenders but linked his remarks to Stumpf, McGovern, and the current campaign debate.
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John B. Connally
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Vietnam
Connally
Senate
Texas
Hubert H. Stumphrey
D-Minn
George McGovern
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Four More Bodies Found Inside Mine In Kellogg Idaho
Sunshine silver mine in Kellogg Idaho saw four more bodies recovered as rescue teams continued the ninth day of search. The death toll rose to 41 with two miners rescued earlier. forty remain missing and officials vowed to press on through the night. Mine manager Marvin C Chase warned the fate of the missing workers should become clear today as crews labored under dangerous conditions.
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Tom Wilkinson
Ron Flory
Wilkinson
Flory
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Recalled Tanya Hawaiian Suntan Lotion Over Bacteria Risk
The FDA says Bristol-Myers recalled at least 7 million tubes and bottles of Tanya Hawaiian suntan lotion distributed from January 1969 to February 1972 due to potential bacteria. About 405,000 units remain unsold. Contaminants cited as pseudomonas aeruginosa and pseudomonas cepacia, though the company claimed no health risk.
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UPI
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Bristol Myers
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Tanya
Bristol-Myers
Kristol-Myers
Police and Students Clash Across U.S. During Antiwar Protests
Nationwide demonstrations erupt after Nixon ordered mining of North Vietnam ports and air strikes. National Guardsmen in Minneapolis guard the University of Minnesota as police clash with about 2,000 protesters. dozens arrested and tear gas used. Protests also flare at Illinois Southern Illinois University Carbondale, Florida campuses, Wisconsin Madison, New York Times Square, and multiple colleges, with curfews, vehicle blockades, and campus sit-ins.
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Denver
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