Wives cheer lunar landing as astronauts reach moon
Nearby observant families gather in Taylor Lake Village and Beaumont as Apollo 12 crew lands on the moon. Pete Conrad Alan Bean and crew celebrate with wives and neighbors. Barbara Gordon and others express pride and curiosity about Surveyor 3 proximity.
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Moonwalk Day Echoes Armstrong as Conrad Steps Lightly
NASA transcripts reveal Charles Conrad stepping onto the lunar surface with cautious remarks about sun glare and the bright light. He notes not sinking in, easing his gait, and commenting on Surveyor nearby within feet of the module. Buzz Aldrin’s companion lines reflect the tense yet careful mood of the first hours on the Moon.
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Apollo 12 aims for Surveyor 3 in lunar science mission
Astronauts Charles Conrad and Alan Bean plan to reach Surveyor 3 in the Ocean of Storms to recover parts including the television camera and photograph changes since its 1967 landing. Bean will descend near the probe, tied by a 30 foot lifeline, with Conrad ready to haul him up if needed.
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Russians Press Serious Tone at Helsinki SALT Talks
Reporters describe early face to face Russo American SALT discussions as serious with Moscow showing interest in halting the arms race. The Red Star urged hard security measures while analysts note Moscow's large missile buildup and high costs threatening its economy.
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Ministers claim reign of terror in San Francisco college
The 150 member Baptist Ministers Union of San Francisco says it investigated San Francisco State College president S J Hayakawa s charge that militant black activists graduate program violence is real The ministers plan a revival campaign while urging dialogue with black militants including Nathan Hare and speak out against violence to protect black students College tensions deepen as Hare seeks back pay and reinstatement in court
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ACLU seeks Supreme Court help to halt Santa Barbara oil
ACLU Southern California chief counsel A L Wirin and Santa Barbara deputy county counsel Marvin Levine plan to meet Justice William O. Douglas to push for a public hearing on stopping oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel. They accuse the government and three oil firms of collusion in obtaining district court ruling details of the injunction denial. The spill last January prompted government refusal to halt operations to relieve pressure and prevent further leaks.
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Sister of Angela Davis jailed after shotgun incident
Samuel Jordan and his wife Fania Jordan, sister of UCLA instructor Angela Davis, were jailed in Del Mar after allegedly firing a shotgun at sheriff's deputies. The pair face assault with intent to murder and assault on a peace officer charges. No deputies were hit. Fania Jordan, a UCSD philosophy employee, was later arrested in Cardiff.
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Cold weather spans nation with warnings and snow in mountains
Cold wave warnings extend through Minnesota while the Southwest posts frost advisories. Arizona's Catalina Mountains report snow and cold winds hindering an 18 year old Illinois youth missing during a gold search. Heavy rain affects the Deep South with over 112 inches from Kentucky to Mississippi and Alabama. A frontal system tracks from Lake Huron to the Alabama coast as a cold front splits a broad precipitation band.
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Twenty San Fernando State students convicted in campus takeover
In a landmark verdict, 20 of 21 San Fernando Valley State College students were convicted on felony charges for the November 4 1968 takeover of two campus buildings and the kidnapping and false imprisonment of more than 30 administrators faculty and staff. Judge Brandler ruled on conspiracy to seize buildings and related felonies. Trials followed a two month hearing without a jury.
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