Surveyor 3 Parts Return to Lab for Spacecraft Study
Pasadena AP report details Surveyor 3 equipment, including a tele ion camera, being returned to Jet Propulsion Laboratory after 29 years on the moon. Scientists will study material degradation from solar radiation and vacuum, paint color change, and possible earth microbe survival to guide long term space craft design.
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Ralph Dighton
Pasadena
Calif
Tacomé
Surveyor 3
Det Propulsion
Laboratory
Houston
Tex
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Milt
Goldfine
Surveyor
Scien
Mista 16
Theun
Appelia 11
Dust Stmmer
Being Married to Phyllis Diller Revealed By Husband
Donovan recalls not loving Phyllis for looks but for a shy, sweet person beneath her sex symbol image. He describes their quiet evenings reading, and explains a suppressed photo was pulled to avoid provoking subscribers.
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Dick West
Doe Washington
Warde
Donovan
Phyllis
Diller
Dave Birds
Shoreham
DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Gelf
Dame With Sitwell
Phyllis Diller
Welfare checks indict Lubbock man for mail fraud
A federal grand jury in Amarillo indicted Clifford Jetcoat, 36, a former Lubbock welfare worker, on four counts of using the U S mail to defraud the Texas Department of Welfare of more than 22 000 He allegedly created fictitious welfare cases to obtain checks by renting post office boxes in Abernathy Hale Center Olton and Slaton and cashing them Jetcoat faces charges spanning June 1 1965 to November 20 1968 Also named in related indictments were Melba Rath Clem and Ronnie Dale Hayes former bank tellers charged with false entries and counterfeit bills respectively and Hereford officer Paul R Ramirez indicted for beating a prisoner in Brownfield and Hereford
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Clifford
U.S
Texas Department of Welfare
Jetcoat
Welfare Office
Abernathy
Hale Center
Olton
Slaton
State Welfare
Jeffecat
Laibbock
Mahon
Melba Rath Clem
First National Bank of
Tohoka
Ronnie Dale Hayes
First National Bank of Plainview
Anna
Odessa
Brownfield
Hereford
Paul R. Ramirez
Reagan Declines Senate Bid in 1970
Governor Ronald Reagan said he would not run for the U.S. Senate in 1970 and favored seeking a second term as governor. He declined to say when he might announce plans for next year while expressing support for incumbent Sen. George Murphy and aiming to help his reelection to Washington.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Senate
Reagan
Lin Sen
George’ Murphy
Washington
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