Space station plans for mid 1970s development by MDAC
MDAC engineer Fritz Runge outlined a 12 man space station in orbit by 1975 using Saturn V derivatives, with advanced Shuttle to ferry crews. The base could expand to 50 men with multiple modules for astronomy, earth science, and materials processing, rotating to simulate artificial gravity for up to six months aboard.
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McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company
MDAC
Fritz C. Runge
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astromautics
Runge
McDonnell Douglas
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Chilean general ends 22 hour uprising for pay
Gen. Roberto Viaux halted Chile's first military revolt in 37 years after 22 hours. He pledged loyalty to President Eduardo Frei and said the protest aimed to improve army pay and conditions, not government policy. Government plans court martial for Viaux. 14 civilians were wounded in a firefight near the besieged barracks. An unrelated dispatch notes Indonesia to plant one million coconuts in Celebes per Antara.
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Houseman
Santiago
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UPI
Roberto Viaux
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Alfredo Marin
Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Hero Medal Awarded to Dave Ross for Valor in Vietnam
Lompoc soldier Dave Ross, recuperating at Fort Ord, receives the Army Commendation Medal for heroism during a Vietnam battle on April 5. He exposed himself under heavy fire, aiding the mission after being wounded, and is a Purple Heart recipient as well.
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Lompoc
Dave Ross
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Fort Ord
Vietnam
Robert L. Fair
27Th Infantry
C. Allison Ross Jr
Constellation Road
Moratorium still hit by Reagan remarks
Ronald Reagan assailed the Vietnam Moratorium Day protests as limiting free speech at a Michigan Republican fundraiser attended by 1,500 GOP members. He labeled the Moratorium as an arrogant gesture by those who would kibitz in a game they have no cards, while Rep Don Riegle Jr. and Gov William Milliken observed.
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Robert Berg Flint
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Michigan
GOP
Don Riegle Jr
R-Mich
Lansing
William G. Milliken
Michigan State University
Talks to delay arms negotiations amid Sino Soviet talks
State Department officials say Sino Soviet border talks in Peking delay U S Soviet strategic arms talks for weeks or months. Kuznetsov leads talks with Millionshchikov backing him as possible chief negotiator. Analysts say Moscow may wait to see Peking's outcome before starting formal U S discussions.
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UPI
State Department
Soviet Union
China
Russia
United States
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Peking
Kuznetsov
Kremlin
Mikhail D. Millionshchikov
Acade
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
William P. Rogers
New York
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