Final Word Expected Tonight On Dangerous Spacewalk
Skylab astronauts prepare for a potential spacewalk to free a jammed solar panel as mission leaders weigh risks. Conrad Kerwin and Weitz plan work as weather and local storms challenge ground crews and support teams.
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Houston
UPI
Skylab
Montana
Georgia
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Mission Control
Charles
Pete”’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
William C. Schneider
Charles Lewis
Earth Resources Survey
Ohio River
Wyoming
Atlanta
Man Killed In Downtown Pawn Shop Robbery Attempt
In Indianapolis three bandits stormed Sacks Loan Co near downtown. An employee was shot and another beaten as the trio fled. Police reported one man killed and another injured with no other retail stores affected.
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Indianapolis
Soviet Air Crash Termed "Catastrophe" In France
Paris report of Sunday’s Tupolev 144 crash during the Le Bourget air show. Four missing crewmen found in the cockpit. 14 total deaths including eight villagers. France and Britain press ahead with supersonic travel plans while the Soviet program continues.
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France
Gerard Loughran
PARIS
UPI
Pierre Messmer
Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Henri Ziegler
Aerospatiale
le Bourget
Harmony Hustlers to Perform at Kiwanis Convention
Lebanon quartet Harmony Hustlers selected to entertain 15 000 delegates at the International Kiwanis Clubs convention June 24 to 27 in Montreal. Members include Robert M. Harman, Dick Cadger, Jack McCutchan and Robert Gayer. They will sing at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel and support district programs. James Kennedy will attend as part of Lebanon Kiwanis delegation.
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Montreal
Canada
Harmony Hustlers
Robert M. Harman
Lebanon
Dick Cadger
Martins Gas Co
Jack McCutchan
Metzger Lumber Co
Robert Gayer
Hancock County
REMC
Gayer
Harman
McCutchan
Cadger
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Hustlers
State Auctioneer Association
French Lick
Ball State
Fardue
Wabash
Franklin
The
James Kennedy
Supreme Court curtails Miltown tranquilizer patent
The Supreme Court refused Carter-Wallace Inc. bid to patent meprobamate as a tranquilizer, leaving in place rulings that the drug’s compound was obvious and not patentable. The decision also notes related rulings on Standard Oil of California, Arkansas physician tax exemptions, and Illinois ethics disclosures.
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Charlotte Moulton
Samoa
University
Illinois
Carter-Wallace
U.S. District Court
New York
Davis-Edwards Pharmacalorp
John F. Dooling Jr
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Miltown
2Nd Circuit
Supreme Court
U.S. debt ceiling raised to 485 billion proposed by Shultz
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz urged Congress to lift the debt limit to 485 billion dollars in testimony to the House Ways and Means Committee. He proposed removing interest caps on savings bonds and other Treasuries, enabling higher yields, plus a one year extension of the temporary ceiling. He argued the moves would simplify debt management and could require more tax money but yield long term benefits.
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Boone County
H.S. Richardson
Andy Houk
Boone County Civil Defense
Boone
Indianapolis
Weir Cook
Plainfield
Houk
Whitestown
Zionsville
Fayette
Jamestown
Lebanon
Robert Campbell
H. A. McQueen
Stewart Road
Mechanicsburg
Ziegler
Pyotr V. Dementiev
Voronei
Alexei A. Tupolev
Washington
Treasury
Shultz
Public Hearing Set Tonight On Boone Hog Holding Plan
A public hearing is scheduled for 7 30 p m today in the Superior Court of Boone County on the Heinold Hog Holding operation in Marion Township. Proponents and opponents will present arguments as county officials who previously denied the plan reconsider the decision. The session is open to the public.
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Boone Hog Holding
Superior Court
Boone County
Heinold Hog
Marion Township
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Kiwanis Confab
LHS Key Club
Elm Swamp Road
Flizaville Road
Munity
Jeff Smith
Mark Hedges
Bill Donaldson
Jim Barrett
Dale Smith
Vince Vanek
Boone County Planning Commission
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