Apollo era etiquette lesson on earth and moon
Houston AP report recounts a TV educational segment with astronauts Michael Collins Edwin Aldrin and Neil Armstrong. It covers playful demonstrations of weightlessness including water droplets floating and bread spinning, while joking about planetary alignment and proper behavior.
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Debate Ends as Commons Moves to Use Closure
The Commons faces a closure vote ending a week of closed door talks with MPs from four parties seeking an exit from a rules deadlock. Opposition leaders denounce the plan as they vow to block it, citing standing orders and past uses of closure.
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Apollo 11 on final lap as scientists monitor moon data
Commander Neil Armstrong told a television audience that returning home feels good as Apollo 11 nears its end. Aldrin and Armstrong left a seismic package at Tranquility Base. excess heat from Eagle's ascent may have damaged it, endangering electronics if temperatures rise above 170 degrees. Engineers note readings show layered lunar subsurface while laser signals from Earth reach Eagle in lunar orbit.
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Nixon heads out to see splashdown
President Nixon travels to the Pacific mid ocean rendezvous with Apollo 11 crew the first moonwalkers. The Nixons arrived at San Francisco International Airport and headed to their hotel before flying to the splashdown area as rain cancels Washington baseball plans and Mrs. Nixon heads to Honolulu.
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Japan seeks lower wheat prices to buy from Canada and US
Tokyo reports Japan may struggle to buy wheat from Canada and the United States unless prices fall. The government food agency rejected all Canadian and U S offers at a weekly tender for high prices and pledged to press negotiations to end perceived discrimination. Japan imports about 4 million tons of wheat annually, with 40 percent from the United States.
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Sents
Europe
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Elmer W. Hallowell
Retailers end Wednesday closing in downtown shops
A surge of Stampede visitors prompted many downtown retailers to abandon the Wednesday all day closing policy. An April plan by 35 merchants had grown by May to most stores open, with only a few staying shut or closing early. The May 13 survey found 32 of 56 outlets closed all day, 20 open, and 4 open only until noon on Wednesdays.
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Helene and
Hol
Trudeau to defend closure on debate limits in Commons
Prime Minister Trudeau is to defend in the Commons the government's plan to end a 10 day debate with closure on a rule change that would curb debate on all legislation. The move sparks a stormy session reminiscent of past battles, with opposition plans to work to rule when Parliament reconvenes.
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Trudeau
Pearson
Ottawa
Louis St. Laurent
Kennedy licence suspension follows fatal crash linked to senator
Edgartown Massachusetts AP Senator Edward M Kennedy had his driver s license suspended after a weekend crash that killed a young secretary. State registrar Richard E Mc Laughlin announced a preliminary finding of fault and said the suspension will stay until a hearing decides if fault was not serious enough to revoke the license.
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