Apollo 11 Crew Cleared of Moon Sickness After Quarantine
After 11 hours of medical exams aboard the USS Hornet, Dr. William Carpentier found no contamination from the moon in Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, and Michael Collins. Ear inflammation was minor and fluid drainage likely from reentry. The trio will undergo 21 days of quarantine at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory in Houston.
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William Carpentier
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Apollo
Armstrong
Earth
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon
Hornet
Samuel Phillips
Aldrin
Lunar Receiving Laboratory
LRL
Houston
Tex
Carpentier
MQF
Congress
Washington
White House
Europe
Moscow TV
Hawaii
Air Force Transport
Emington Air Force Base
The
Space Center
Mars Mariner 6 7 to Telecast Mars Pictures Soon
Mars television plans for unmanned Mariner 6 and Mariner 7 craft as they head to Mars. Mariner 6 will send back pictures from 2,000 miles above the surface next Tuesday with a 50 minute signal travel time, while Mariner 7 begins transmissions on Aug. 3.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mariner 6
Mars
Earth
Mariner 7
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mariner
Mariner 4
NASA
Gerald M. Truzynski
Sidewalk Days Boost Logan Main Street Shopping
A festive two day Sidewalk Days sale fills downtown Logan with shoppers. Merchants open stores with in street displays and in store bargains while Main St. hums with activity and featured sale items.
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Logan
Main St
Clay Re-Sentenced to Five Years for Draft Refusal
Cassius Clay faces five years in prison after a federal judge re sentenced him for refusing induction into the Armed Forces. The punishment matches the previous two year term, with a $10,000 fine and Clay free on a $5,000 bond as his appeal is filed.
Vending Machines Hit At Laurelville
Vandals caused about 30 dollars damage to two vending machines at the Salt Creek Laundry in Laurelville. Front panels were smashed and several laundry carts overturned. Carroll Minor, owner, told deputies the incident and the Hocking County sheriff's department was notified. Investigation is continuing.
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Salt Creek Laundromat
Laurelville
Hocking County
Sheriff's Department
Carroll Minor
Nation Celebrates Safe Apollo 11 Splashdown
The nation marks the Apollo 11 return with bells and cheers as Armstrong Aldrin and Collins splash down. Cities, towns, and institutions observe with Mass, stock ticker reactions, and celebrations from New York to Huntsville.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Los Angeles County
City of
Los Angeles
Fifth Avenue
New York
San Francisco
Montclair
N.J
Clairidge Theater
Buzz Aldrin
New York City
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Terence Cardinal Cooke
Moon
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Laboratory
Boston
Hayden Planetarium
Manhattan
United Nations
Huntsville
Ala
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Middle East fighting flares along Suez Canal
Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged fire along the southern Suez end with an Israeli soldier injured. Meir urged Arabs to honor the 1967 cease fire as a third canal clash in a week unfolds. In Seoul Park signaled a bid for a third term, threatening resignation if constitutional changes fail. In Cleveland heavy rain hail and winds caused downed limbs and flooded streets with no injuries reported.
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Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Canal
Golda Meir
Cleveland
Ohio
Fairfield Walkaway Nabbed Near Hebron
Lancaster Ohio AP report says a Fairfield School for Boys walkaway named David Allen Krozinski 17 of Cleveland was captured after a 25 mile chase with Pickaway Licking counties and Ohio Highway Patrol. He allegedly stole a dump truck from a Lancaster street and was arrested near Hebron after the truck was spotted on I 70.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Fairfield School For Boys
Pickaway
Licking
Ohio Highway Patrol
David Allen Krozinski
Cleveland
Licking County
Hebron
Ohio education tax bill soars to 2.31 billion dollars
Sen. Oakley C. Collins disclosed the education tax bill cost has risen to 2.31 billion, up 460 million from prior estimates as 82 amendments were added in Senate Committee hearings. The bill faces floor debate and House concurrence with negotiations expected to last a week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oakley C. Collins
Ironton
Senate
Collins
Health Education and Welfare Committee
Health, Education and Welfare Committee
Ways and Means
Finance Committee
House
Sunny mild forecast for Hocking Valley Saturday
Weather summary notes mostly sunny conditions and mild temperatures for the Hocking Valley with a current 81 degree reading at 11 a.m. after a low of 60 overnight. Thursday reached a high of 84.
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Hocking Valley
Kennedy pleads guilty in Chappaquiddick case in court
Sen Edward M Kennedy pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal car crash on Chappaquiddick Island. He received a two month jail term suspended on probation after prosecutors urged minimal punishment. Kennedy testified about the events and accepted the sentence in Edgartown Massachusetts.
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Sen. Kennedy
Edgartown
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Boyle
Walter D. Steele
Dominick J. Arena
Arena
Chappaquiddick Island
Robert G. Clark Jr
Richard J. McCarron
McCarron
Steele
Street Resurfacing Program Completed
The city finished a state contracted blacktopping project on Rt. 33 segments and parts of local streets by F. H. Brewer Co. The shot and chip program remains pending with an estimated $10 000 to $12 000 cost. Funding totals approach $90 000 from city capital improvements and gas tax.
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F. H. Brewer Co
Lancaster
Rt. 33
W. Hunter and
Main Sts
S. Mulberry St
New Rt. 33
South Corporation
City Waterworks
Brewer
Second St
Gallagher Ave
North St
Spring St
Walnut St
Market St
James Parkinson
Parkinson
Perry Road Bridge Replacement Closes Schedule
Perry Road near Route 180 will close Monday for replacement of bridge No. 3 over Stump Run and may stay closed into Tuesday for the work.
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Perry Road
Perry Two. Rd
Stump Run Rd
Stump Run
Seven Americans Die In Viet Copter Crash
In the Plain of Reeds near the Cambodian border a US UH1 helicopter was shot down during a troop lift. Seven Americans and two South Vietnamese soldiers were killed with no survivors reported. The incident marked the 2,878th helicopter lost in the war. Eight US bases were shelled and 20 Americans wounded in related attacks.
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Saigon
Plain of Reeds
U.S
U S May Cut Viet Forces In Move To Slash Spending
The Nixon administration orders further defense cuts totaling 3.5 billion dollars. Pentagon officials expect force reductions in Vietnam to speed savings, with withdrawals and a 15,000 soldier Army cut first, saving about 150 million annually.
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U.S
White House
Pentagon
Vietnam
Nixon Administration
Nixon
Budget Bureau
Johnson Administration
Congress
Nixon Eyes Asia Ties and Phased Military Role
President Nixon outlined a future where the United States trims military aid and personnel in Asia while maintaining treaty commitments. He spoke after meeting Apollo 11 astronauts and vocally supported Asian self reliance yet warned against precipitous actions, outlining planned stops in the Philippines Indonesia Thailand India Pakistan and Romania. He emphasized postwar policy thinking and noted potential discussions with Bangkok officials and mentions of Vietnam troop considerations.
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Agana
Guam
Nixon
America
United States
Hornet
Hawaii
U.S
Pacific
Philippines
Indonesia
Thailand
India
Pakistan
Romania
Asia
Vietnam
Bangkok
Ellsworth Bunker
Saigon
Creighton Abrams
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Bucharest
Soviet Union
China
Europe
Athens Girl Undergoes Emergency Liver Surgery
Krista Hummel an 11 year old from Athens Ohio who had a liver transplant May 11 underwent emergency surgery for intestinal bleeding at Colorado General Hospital where doctors said she remained in serious condition. She had spent three hours in the operating room on Monday.
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Denver
Colo
Krista Hummel
Athens
Ohio
Colorado General Hospital
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Nation
Associated Press
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Korea
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Chung Hee Park
Park
Fairfield
James A. Boyle
Thomas A. Teller
Teller
Mary Jo Kopechne
Barnstable House of Correction
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