First Apollo 14 Pictures Released From Moon Mission
The Apollo 14 crew released photos showing a jagged boulder field and a dusted lunar surface. One color shot captured exhaust scattering gold foil as the mission left Fra Mauro valley, with the flag seemingly blown in a wind storm.
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Vietnamese troops uncover vast ho Chi Minh Trail supplies amid Laos fighting
South Vietnamese with U.S. air cover push into Laos facing rising resistance while uncovering large caches along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Reports say 361 Communists killed, 42 Americans dead, 145 wounded. U.S. helicopter losses rising as bombing and ground actions expand. Weather outlook and tides noted.
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Return of 120000 to homes as LA quake fears ease
In Los Angeles 120000 people resume living in Granada Hills Mission Hills and Sepulveda after the Van Norman Lakes Dam was stabilized. Officers guard evacuated properties and verify residents return while rescuers search the Sylmar VA Hospital ruins where 43 of 62 dead were confirmed.
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Oil price talks near settlement among OPEC and Western firms
A delegate said financial terms are resolved in the billion dollar bargaining between six OPEC oil producers and 22 Western companies. Saudi Oil Minister Yamani noted only legal issues remain. BP negotiator Strathalmond warned more sessions were needed.
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Twisters trigger National Guard action in Lake Charles
The National Guard was called out to guard against looting in Lake Charles Louisiana as tornadoes and high winds struck Louisiana and Mississippi. Damage totals included $1.5 million in southern Louisiana and about 500000 in a six block area of Lake Charles. Four died in New York and many injured across affected states.
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