Moon Return Reflections From Apollo Hadley Base
At Space Center Houston astronauts Scott and Irwin recount the end of their lunar mission. They describe the crater Hadley as a gold mine, the Moon buggy and Falcon wreckage left behind, and the longing to share the moment back on Earth. Scott speaks of exploration as a fundamental truth.
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Associated Press
Wester Pach
Houston
Scott
Earth
Jim Irwin
Dave Scott
Hadley
Moon
Hadley Base
Space Center
A. E. Housman
Pace Center
Alfred M. Rden
SAS Denies Plan to Charter POW Flight from Laos
A Swedish report claimed American POWs might fly from Vientiane to Rome on an SAS jet, prompting denials from SAS, U.S. officials, and North Vietnam. SAS said a private intermediary sought a Laos to Rome charter for 187 passengers and that no military nature or contract existed. Washington and Hanoi dismissed the idea as unfounded amid ongoing peace talks and prisoner exchanges talks.
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Proto
Laos
Europe
West Germany
Rome
SAS
Athe
Thas
Ivate
Furance
Sweden
Dagens Heter
U.S
Vientiane
Bangkok
Jack Herbert
Dagens Nyheter
Washington
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Truong Gia Nhan
Stockholm
Thuy
United States
Vietnam
Richard Rand
Rand
Pathet Lao
Cora Weiss
Cochairman
Committee of Liaison
North Vietnam
New York
Hanoi
U.S. Defense Department
Indochina
Germany
Swim and Melons Open Program in Mexico Youth Week
The Mexico MO youth program runs this weekend with events at Plunkett Park, the Mexico Youth Center, and local churches. Activities include free junior and senior high swim Friday 7 to 9 pm, a car ram to the Youth Center for watermelon, Saturday sessions from 10 am, Ambassador Quartet appearances, and a 2 pm Sunday final at Mexico Memorial Airport urging youths to attend their churches.
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Plunkett Park
Mexico Youth Center
Mexico Memorial Airport
New Adult Nonfiction Titles At Mexico Audrain Library
Mexico Audrain County Library adds numerous adult nonfiction titles led by From Caesar to the Mafia by Luigi Barzini and European Discovery of America by Samuel Morison. Other notable works cover travel guides, regional histories, and political topics from Poland to Scotland.
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Mexico-Audrain County
Tondon
Benn
Pocket Guide
Luigi Barzini
Sweden
Paul Austin
Denmark
Stuart Rossiter
Iceland
John Griffiths
Holland
L. Russell Muirhead
Kew
Jeremy Bernstein
Adonis
Colin Thubron
Siberia
George St. George
Fodor
Morocco
Eugene Fodor
Sunset
Canada
Rand McNally
Mexico
Andrew Hepburn
Cape Cod
Walter Teller
Connecticut
Edmund Delaney
New York
Joan Feldman
Alabama
Kathryn Windham
Indiana
Jean Alley
Colorado
Harry Hansen
Idaho
Ernst Jahn
Bolivia
Margaret Anstee
Missouri
Jerena Giffen
Africa
Brian Roberts
Scotland
Rosalind Mitchison
Czechoslovakia
Philip Windsor
Poland
Velav, Benes
Pakistan
Tariq Ali
Calley
Arthur Everett
William Tomkins
U.S. Virgins
Eastern Caribbean
Darwin Creque
Samuel Morison
New Jersey
Richard McCormick
Montana
James Hamilton
Wyoming
Writers
Queen Mother Elizabeth celebrates 71st birthday at Clarence House
Queen Mother Elizabeth marked her 71st birthday with a quiet gathering at Clarence House. Attending were Princess Margaret, Lord Snowdon, and their two children, in a small family celebration.
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London
Elizabeth
Clarence House
Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Few Know Their Fringe Benefits By John Cunniff AP Analyst
An AP analysis notes workers often lack understanding of fringe benefits and private pension plans now estimated at 130 billion. It urges employees to ask essential questions about coverage vesting benefits and funding, while highlighting risks from company stock investments, loans, insolvency, and lack of insurance.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Labor Department
Atwood
Boonville Faces Push To Curb Inmate Buildup
State officials pursue new procedures to curb incorrigible youths at Boonville Training School for Boys. Gov Hearnes and the Training School Board aim to mail recommendations by mid August after Supreme Court ruling invalidated a transfer law.
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Boonville Training School For
The
State Training School Board
Warren E. Hearnes
Wendell Sears
Missouri Supreme Court
Training School Board
Jack Benny Draws Winner in New Jersey Lottery
Holmdel New Jersey AP Jack Benny drew the winning number in the fourth one million dollar lottery at a local event. Benny joked TV gave him his own bowl and says he would take 10 percent if he picked the winner. The winning ticket belonged to Patsy Tilton of Fort Monmouth yielding 50 000 a year for 20 years.
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Holmdel
N.J
Jack Benny
Benny
New Jersey
Patsy Tilton
Ft. Monmouth
Double Funeral Services For Crash Victims
Double services were held in Burlington Colorado for Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Williamson former Missourians killed in an automobile crash last Friday. Mr. Williamson formerly resided in Moberly and Mrs Williamson in Shelbina with relatives including Opal Maupin of Auxvasse. Families attended from Mexico and Missouri before returning home.
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Burlington
Colo
Aubrey Williamson
Williamson
Moberly
Shelbina
Opal Maupin
Auxvasse
Charles Young
Route 3
Mexico
Carl Newbrough
Forrest Foreman
Young
Colorado
Governor urges judges on juvenile transfer law issues
The governor told the judges the legislature failed to provide a substitute for the transfer law or for a maximum security juvenile institution. He advised checking with the training school to see if a particular youngster's needs could be met and, if not, to arrange another provision for the boy.
Ledger Ads Highlight Savings On Household Supplies
The Ledger urges readers to notice alert ads showing how savings accrue when buying household supplies. It emphasizes ongoing value and potential earnings from smart purchases.
Toothpaste Study Reveals Gum Reactions Across Brands
An unpublished Pentagon study reported by Senator Claiborne Pell links gingival stomatitis to several toothpaste brands. Colgate, Crest, McLean's, Plus White, Ultra Brite, Vote and Gleem show varying gum reactions in 1,057 patients and hamster tests. Colgate-Palmolive questions the study's validity. Pell urges consumer information.
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Sen. Pell
Pell
Army Institute of Dental Research
Crest
Colgate
Missouri Senate Bill 2257 status and burial rules overview
Senate Bill 2257 was approved by a Senate committee on March 30 and, under Senate rules, is tabled or effectively dead for now. It could be revived next year if two-thirds of the Senate consent. Burial in national cemeteries is open to service members who die in duty or veterans with honorable discharges, plus spouses and eligible children, with space and Arlington rules restricting access. Availability is not guaranteed and applications occur at death. ARLINGTON limits and special cases apply, including Medal of Honor recipients, sitting Congress members, the President, and high ranking officers.
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Missouri
Senate
Armed Services
National
Arlington
F. Morris Crews
Veterans Service
United States
Crews
Congress
Mansfield Plans to Withdraw Indochina Draft Waits Senate Action
Mansfield opposes a filibuster and may revive a nine month withdrawal plan if prisoners are freed. The House passed a $2.4 billion annual military pay raise with a withdrawal provision urging Nixon to negotiate a final Indochina exit date. The draft bill faces Senate action after a recess as the Selective Service lottery begins for next year’s conscripts.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Nixon
U.S
Indochina
Mansfield
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
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Frank Arnall
Jerry Rozell
Lynn Cundiff
Queen Mother
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