U S Bombers Hit North Vietnam In Renewed Raids
B52s returned to North Vietnam for the first time since Sunday raids and bombed Than Hoa port facilities while fighter-bombers swept a wide area. The North launched an offensive nearer Saigon with shelling at Bien Hoa and movement toward Highway 13 near Chon Thanh and An Loc.
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Moonwalkers Reach Moon Valley Amid Early Departure
Astronauts John W. Young and Charles M. Duke Jr. walked on the moon for the ninth time as engineers solved a rocket control problem. Young set foot at 11 59 a m and Duke descended the lander ladder as the crew faced an 18 hour early departure due to a six hour delay earlier.
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Republicans Move Considered for 1972 Convention Site
A high Republican source said moving the GOP National Convention from San Diego to Miami Beach is highly likely though not yet decided. Rising costs and hotel space shortages in San Diego prompted the consideration, with a final decision to rest with the National Committee led by Sen. Robert Dole. Meanwhile Apollo astronauts modify plans for a lunar rover test during the mission.
Lompoc Opens First Drop-In Center for Students and Parents
Lompoc’s first Drop-In Center, a joint project of the Lompoc Unified School District and the city with the Lompoc Valley Drug Abuse Coordinating Council, opens at 112 EF Walnut Ave. Counselor Lewis A. Copeland says hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays with after school visits by appointment. Parents may book Tuesday and Thursday evenings. calls go to RE 6-4536. The center aims to aid youths in self understanding and decision making and help parents communicate with their children. Furnishings donations are requested, including glass curtains, books, tables, lamps, a piano, and cleaning aids.
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Senate panel ends ITT inquiry on Kleindienst
The Senate Judiciary Committee wraps six weeks of questions about ITT and attorney general nominee Richard G. Kleindienst. The White House was expected to answer questions. a full Senate vote would come later. Senator Kennedy criticized the move as a disservice, citing limited questioning of Peter Flanigan and executive privilege.
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Area council rejects SLO joint study plan
Santa Barbara County Area Planning Council refused to join San Luis Obispo Santa Cruz Monterey coastal study plans. The vote delayed action until final coastal legislation from Sacramento amid questions about local shoreline control and permitting procedures.
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House approves space shuttle funds in 277 to 60 vote
The House approved a $3.43 billion space budget including $200 million for reusable shuttles amid cost warnings. Supporters claim it enables satellite servicing and 100 reuse flights, while opponents seek a year study of total costs. Senate resistance expected. Apollo 16 astronauts orbited the moon during final passage.
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