Lunar Explorers Dock Safely Return From Moon Mission
Report on the Apollo crew returning to Earth after a moon mission. Describes lunar surface experiments, rock samples, long-duration stay, and longest moonwalk record, noting scientific findings and mission challenges observed by Young and Duke.
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Earth
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Tike
Tan Enothe Neon
Stone Mountain
Casses Phins
Absa
Asad
Young
Duke
Apollo
Phoustan
Thea Pndings
Faters
Mattiigds
Jeteiy Tunar
Frestyy
Spring Tomo Breath Club Sets Annual Pilgrimage
The Cosby area hosts the annual ramp festival at east Tennessee with ramp gathering from across the region. Ramp harvesters will trek to the hills near Cosby on April 3 to collect ramps and honor the tradition with a Sunday meal. The event, begun in 1954, has drawn famous visitors and features a Prince and Princess contest for youth.
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Carl
Wesauis
East Tennessee
Apri
Zamp
Kyoeaus Ota
Fhe Enon
Phe Ily
Fara
Aticfus- Wy
Tennessee
Cosby
Cardo
Maegte
Harvast
Harry §&Truman
Stewart Udall
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Dinah Shore
Archie Campbell
Vital Highway Cut Seen In Titan Offensive Near Kontum
South Vietnamese and U S forces fought a major clash along the Highway 14 corridor toward Kontum as a tank column and artillery attacks aimed at Tan Canh and An Loc triggered heavy fighting. North Vietnamese troops pressed near An Loc and Dau Tieng while U S airpower attempted to halt advances. Apollo 15 and 16 lunar missions were described by scientists as delivering a quantum jump in lunar knowledge.
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Tan Canh
EOS
ACTIO
Ccolumn
Jtheir
Moon
Fred Hart
Space Center
Harald Masursky
U.S. Geological Survey
Young
Puke
Nguyen van Thien
Thien
Suigon
Dau Thieng
An Ban
An Loc
An Lax
Dau Tieng
Niles
An Lac
Tamim
Liemile Orange
3Rd Military Region
Demilitarized Zone
Laos
Highlands
Kontumato
Saigon
Yankee
Bravo
Kentum City
Heliicopters
TB Testing Policies Tighten After Mixed Screening Results
Government cites limited TB case yields from Cleveland 1969 survey 18 new active cases per 109 000 X rays Kentucky 1970 survey 43 new cases per 93 159 screened and Denver mass screening 1965 1970 540 active cases per 276 598 tested. Nationwide new TB cuts fell from 63534 in 1958 to 39120 in 1969. Officials say emphasis remains on high risk groups as mass X rays show limited benefit for other chest diseases.
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Cleveland
Kentucky
Denver
Moon Madness Belief Persists Among Earth Adherents
A medical folklore debate on lunar influence continues as experts, police officials, and broadcasters discuss whether the full Moon affects crime, arson, or mental illness. Research from Neu Northeastern, University of Miami, and the Florida team suggests limited or no direct linkage.
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Republians
San Diego
Miami Beach
R.L. Herman
Robert J. Dole
GOP
Senate Judiciary Committee
Herman
Dole
Stephen Shafer
Northeastern University
Boston
Mass
New York City
Saga
Bureau of Fire Investigation
Department
Edo
Department For
Noengime
Veteran's Administration
Gstafft
A. J. Lieber
University of Miami School of Medicine
Lieber
Florida
Divorces Rise Among South African Whites 1960 1970
Official statistics show divorces among South African whites increasing from 4 828 in 1960 to 7 748 ten years later. The white population is about 2.8 million in Pretoria.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Apollo 16 Mission Nears Near Perfect Milestone
Apollo 16 science team reports near perfect mission progress as four lunar geophysical stations beam data from about five percent of the moon. Instruments aboard the command ship Casper and crew, including Thomas Ik. Mattingly Q2, work despite earlier heat and cable issues. The mission aims to maximize lunar surface exploration and data return.
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Earth
Casper Fioan
Thomas Ik
Mattingly
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Lunar
Tar attack on farmer ends when bonds surface
A New Mexico tar incident misfired after a banker offered a War Bond. The farmer from X refused, was tarred and feathered, dragged into an alley, then loaded into a truck and driven away. Later officials learned he kept Liberty Bonds and had two sons fighting in France.
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Miain
France
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