Soviet Mars Probe On Six Month Trip
Soviet spaceflight aims to orbit Mars and test components for a soft landing as crews plan a future mission. Officials report cameras, scientific instruments, and a biological lab are aboard amid ongoing contacts with Russian scientists.
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Lars Sutdag
Ressienitef
Krenthin
Mistard Degerts
Nie Pews
Tass
Mnil
United Stee Aline
Mars
Miers
U.S. Mariner
Earth 3
Mariner v
Soviet Union
Vane
Eusale
Darins
Space Sourets
Paris
Fiess
Jamaica seeks removal of diplomat from U S
Jamaica declares Ambassador Vincent DeRoulet persona non grata and asks for his replacement after he testified that Manley promised no nationalization of the bauxite industry in exchange for U S non interference in elections. Manley denies making any deal. Jamaica’s bauxite industry is heavily controlled by U S aluminum firms.
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Hugh Shearer
TV Weekly Log Highlights 1969 Daytime and Cable Lineup
The Radio-TV schedule lists Net and CBS daytime programs from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. including As the World Turns, Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, The Price Is Right, Jeopardy, The Guiding Light, Love, American Style, and Batman style game shows. It notes specials like Story of Louis Pasteur (1935) and The Shakiest Gun in the West.
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TV Weekly
Net
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Peyton Place
CBS News
John Hart
Dinah
Jaye P Morgan
Michael Landon
Barbara Walters
Richard Crenna
Connie Stevens
Pearl Bailey
Jan Murray
Susan Dey
John Davidson
Kent McCord
Charley Weaver
Paul Lynde
Brady Bunch
Doug Edwards
Don Knotts
Barbara Rhodes
Jackie Coogan
Electric Company
Oscar
Gordon
ABC News
Smith
Reasoner
NBC Nightly News
Lucy
ABC
David Janssen
Stella Stevens
Jeffrey Hunter
John D. MacDonald
Michael Korda
Doris Day
Doris
Patrick O'Neal
Big Sur
Maya Angelou
Amon Culvelli
Johnny Carson
Vikki Carr
Burns & Schreiber
Sergio Mendes
Patrick Wymark
Margaret Johnston
Inspector Mallowas
Scotland Yard
Jack Paar
Peggy Cass
Supermarket Scanners to Change Shopping Experience
A future where electronic scanning replaces manual cash registers is explored. Shoppers will see faster checkouts as items pass a built in scanner. Prices may be coded by digits or letters, reducing need for individual price tags. The shift aims to speed purchases and streamline inventory.
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William R. Bishop
Sdoermanfest Institute
Chicago
Bishop
Kroger
Television Schedule Highlights and Early Bookend Tech Talk
A cluttered TV slate shows Perry Mason and Sanford & Son among many programs. A feature discusses electronic cash registers and scanner tech from Kroger tests, noting faster checkout, fewer errors, and possible 10-digit codes on items.
Cannery Workers End Three-Day Northern California Strike
About 63,000 cannery workers return to work after a three day strike that halted operations in Northern California. Negotiations between Teamsters Union and cannery employers yielded a tentative three year contract with wage increases and benefits.
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California
Atti Teamsters
Can
Ronald Ashlock
Teamsters I Tas
Asilock
Bow twirling ritual ends sumo day in Tokyo
A ceremonial bow twirl known as Yumitori, linked to archery victory displays, marks the end of sumo bouts in Tokyo. The tradition traces back to Oda Nobunaga, Japan’s ruler from 1568 to 1582, who honored winners with a bow to express joy and gratitude.
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Oda Nobunaga
Japan
Radio Station Listings Amid Fragmented Copy
Fragmented OCR shows station identifiers like XELWORK and STATIONS yO with partial channel numbers and network tags NBC ABC and CHS. Reads as a garbled media directory snippet with unclear dates or locations.
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Xelwork
ABC
NBC
Four Postal Unions Ratify Contract Raising Wages
The U S Postal Service reports all four unions representing about 617000 of 700000 postal workers have ratified a two year contract that increases average wages from about 10000 to roughly 11000 per year. National Letter Carriers Association with 195000 members initiated an executive action Friday night confirming approval, while American Postal Workers Union with 30000 members reported overwhelming ratification. National Rural Letter Carriers Association and Mail Handlers Division of the Laborers International Union had already ratified the agreement. The pact covers wage increases and terms for the involved unions.
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U.S. Postal Service
National Letter Carreers Association
American Postal Workers Union
National Rural Letters Carriers Association
Laborers International Union
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