Apollo 12 astronauts back in lunar module after power surge
Charles Conrad Jr and Alan Bean made two extra inspections in the lunar lander Intrepid following an unexplained electrical surge at liftoff. Mission control traced the drain to a switch. batteries and telemetry were monitored while crews checked for damage and a possible lightning strike.
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Charles Conrad Jr
Alan L. Bean
Conrad
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Mission. Control
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Molb Routed By Police Gas Bombs In Washington Protest
Police used tear gas to break up a 3,000 strong rock throwing march toward the South Vietnam embassy. The clash left 13 arrests, damaged windows, and continued into the morning as demonstrators tried to rally in Dupont Circle. The Mobilization Committee reaffirmed non violent aims while some militants waved Viet Cong flags on Embassy Row.
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Washington
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White House
National Cathedral
Secand Mile
Massachusetts Avenue
New Mobilization Committee
Dupont Circle
20 Mexican laborers returned to Mexico from the border
Immigration officers Friday repatriated 20 Mexican laborers who had entered the United States illegally at Hidalgo and were transported back to Mexico aboard a migrant removal operation.
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Mobile
Ala
UPD
United States
Hildago
FCC Chief Burch Endorses Agnew Bias Charge Against TV News
FCC Chairman Dean Burch endorsed Vice President Agnew's criticism of network news coverage calling the remarks thoughtful and provocative. He said Agnew stressed public participation, not censorship, and referenced requests for transcripts from the three major networks. Nixon watched Agnew’s remarks and supports his vice president’s stance.
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Walter BR. Mears
Washington
Dean Burch
Federal Communications Commission
Spiro T. Agnew
FCC
Burch
Nixon
Busch
Congressional
Agnew
Tele
Vision
Bureh
White House
Des Moines
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Nara
Itoes
Ite
Time Agnew Gag Not Intended On Magazine Cover
Time magazine says a production error led to about 320000 copies of the November 14 issue being mailed with the cover portrait of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew obscured by a gag. The spokesman blamed a printing mishap at one of Time's eight plants in Atlanta.
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Time! Magazine
Spiro T. Agnew
Atlanta
Time
Robbery at 3602 Avenue Grocer Shot by Masked Bandit
Tom Moseley, 48, was shot in the right leg and robbed of an undetermined cash amount at his grocery on Avenue 3602 around 11:30 p.m. A masked young bandit entered, declared a stickup, and fled after firing. Moseley said he thought the suspect was joking before the shot. The incident directs readers to page 10.
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Naseley
Small
Moseley
Senate approves draft lottery plan to reach Nixon goal
The Senate Armed Services Committee backed a House passed bill to allow the President to implement a draft lottery. Laird said the random selection would begin within 45 days after signing, with 19 year olds targeted in 1971 and main burden delayed to the second year. The measure repeals a law restricting executive order draftees and would expose eligible men to the draft for one year amid a date based lottery system.
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United Press
John Stennis
Uunanimous
Edward
Biter
Arenas
Laird
Senate
Bnl
Airaf Nly
Protest Leaders Win Red Praise
Vietnamese propaganda network labels leaders as backing antiwar actions in the United States. Radio Hanoi cites the Vietnamese Committee for Unity with the American People sending a message to the New Mobilization Committee and Moratorium Committee. The broadcast notes anti-Vietnam War protests are being organized nationwide.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnamese Committee For
New Mobilization Committee
United States
Future Monarch Now 21 Gifts Pay Boost Highlight Prince Charles Birthday
Buckingham Palace hosts a birthday concert for Prince Charles with celloist Prince Ghavies, salutes, and fireworks. Cambridge Trinity College students scaled towers to display a large birthday message. The event underscores a milestone celebration among London society and royal circles.
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Buckingham Palace
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Cambridge — University
Charlie
Gree
Prayer for Sanctification and Guidance
A brief devotional note requesting divine blessing and sanctification of thoughts. The text concludes with a signed prayer by A Sander.
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Sander
Nixon Bypassed by Rain as Apollo 12 Launch Lifts Off
The Apollo 12 liftoff at Cape Kennedy proceeded under heavy rain with President Nixon and Jimmy Stewart absent from viewing, while about 3000 spectators braved the weather. Nixon later called the trip worthwhile as he signed autographs for ten minutes after liftoff.
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Nixon
Jimmy Stewart
Stewart
Kennedy Center
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Snow Swath Bales Midwest As Freeze Warnings Loom
Record Arctic chill grips the nation from Rockies to Atlantic as Great Lakes snowbelt regions report knee deep piles. Temperatures dip into the 20s in the South with highs near the 60s elsewhere and no weekend precipitation forecast. Baylor and Amarillo note light snow traces in the Panhandle.
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Appalachians
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard States
Dixie
Gulf Coast
Florida
Texas
Baylor
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