Moon origin theories face fresh scrutiny at lunar conference
Australian scientist Dr A E Ringwood told a lunar science conference that Apollo 11 moon samples cast doubt on traditional origin theories. He suggested the moon formed from earth minerals in a primitive atmosphere then coalesced into a satellite, a view challenged by Dr Donald Wise and Dr John O Keefe who warn against orbital feasibility.
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A. E. Ringwood
Australian National University
Lunar Science
Donald Wise
University of Massachusetts
John O’keefe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Wise
Ringwood
Six Escape Unhurt In Plane Mishap Near Airport
Six occupants of a twin engine plane escaped serious injury when the craft made a forced landing just south of the Hutchinson municipal airport. Pilot Dr. Leo Rogers a Hutchinson dentist led the party including Charles Evans also a dentist Linda Kerr Mrs James Farley Mrs Gus Meschke and Mrs Pat Coffey. Investigators said an engine failed on approach. Both men suffered severe cuts and back injuries.
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Hutchinson
Leo Rogers
Charles Evans
Linda Kerr
James Farley
Gus Meschke
Pat Coffey
Moon Origin Idea Now Looks Shaky
Washington reports that Minnie Pearl of the Grand Ole Opry is among figures invited to three days of congressional hearings on the franchise industry slated to begin January 20. The probe targets fraud and questionable practices in an industry with 600000 franchises and 90 billion dollars in yearly sales.
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Washington
Minnie Pearl
Grand Ole Opry
Johnny Carson
Joe Namath
Mickey Mantle
Pat Boone
Senate
Harrison A. Williams Jr
D-N.j
Here
Federal Trade Commission
The
Small Business Administration
International Franchise Association
Rail Shop Craft Talks Resume as Walkouts Loom
Negotiators for 48 000 shop craft workers resume wage talks in Washington with the National Railway Labor Conference and four AFL CIO unions. The dispute centers on a proposed 68 cent per hour raise, rejected December 18, with a potential nationwide railroad shutdown next week if no settlement is reached.
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Washington
National Railway Labor Conference
Afl-Cio
W. J. Usery
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Congress
Sheet
Guilty plea upheld in King slaying case
Tennessee Supreme Court rejected James Karl Ray's bid for a new trial in the 1968 murder of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ray had pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree by lying in wait and was sentenced to 99 years. The court ruled he was represented by competent counsel and waived rights to appeal by guilty plea.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Tennessee Supreme Court
James Karl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
High Court
Erby L. Jenkins
Shelby County
Supreme Court
Criminal Court
Arthur Faquin
Memphis
State Court of Criminal Appeals
State Supreme Court
Stereo theft reported from KU car in parking zone O
David L. Bogner, Perry sophomore at Kansas University, reported to KU police the theft of a stereo deck and tape recordings valued at $275 from his locked automobile. The theft occurred Monday in parking zone O, south of Robinson Gymnasium.
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David L. Bogner
Perry
Kansas University
Bogner
Robinson Gymnasium
Imposter Presents as Pastor in Friday Harbor
Ferdinand Waldo De Mara known as The Great Imposter has appeared as pastor of San Juan Baptist Church in Friday Harbor Washington He arrived a month ago and leads the Conservative Baptist Church but keeps his altered identity. He has long posed as various professionals and was the subject of a 1961 film.
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Friday Harbor
Wash
Ferdinand Waldo DeMara
San Juan
Seattle Times
DeMara
Fred W. DeMara
The
Times
Seattle
Tony Curtis
Nixon registers as California voter after seven years away
President Nixon resumes California voter status seven years after leaving for New York following the 1962 governor’s race defeat. He and Mrs. Nixon and daughter Tricia planned to register in Santa Ana then return to Washington. The family now resides at a seaside estate in San Clemente.
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Calif
Nixon
California
New York
Tricia
Washington
Santa Ana
Orange County
Edmund G. Brown
Manhattan
White House
Nixons
Fifth Avenue
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