Apollo 17 Moon Walk Deepens With Taurus-Littrow Rock Hunt
astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt spent six hours fifty five minutes on the lunar surface. they deployed a science station and rover near taurus littrow as they sought 4.6 billion year old rocks and gathered samples while evans orbited in america.
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Harrison H. Schmitt
Rover
Cernan
America
Ronald E. Evans
Moon
Schmitt
Challenger
Earth
Taurus-Littrow
Mission Control Center
U.S
Mankind
Mission Control
Moonlover Schmitt Says Majestic Beautiful Moon Love
Space Center Houston reports Apollo 17 icon Harrison Schmitt expressing awe on the moon as Eugene Cernan and Ronald Evans join him. Schmitt exclaims absolutely incredible and notes Earth in view while detailing lunar module checks. Also, Roy Squires of Eldon, formerly Centralia, is hospitalized with pneumonia.
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Space Center
Houston
Harrison H. Schmitt
Eugene A.,cernan
Ronald E. Evans
Schmitt
Evans
Hag
Taurus- Littrow
Camelot
Squires
Roy Squires
Eldon
Centralia
Still Hospital
Jefferson City
Harry S Truman Battles Serious Illness Amid Stabilizing Signs
KANSAS CITY AP Harry S Truman remains seriously ill in Research Hospital after a week with lung congestion and kidney heart complications. Doctors report unstable vital signs at times, though blood pressure holds, with oxygen support and semiconscious but lucid moments noted by Dr Wallace Graham as wife Bess and daughter Margaret visit.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Trurman
Truman
Bess
Margaret Truman Daniel
Wallace Graham
Research Hospital
Graham
Miners Vote Counting Under Court Ordered Election
Washington AP Gov ernment agents began tallying ballots from nearly 200 000 coal miners in 25 states in a court ordered union election pitting United Mine Workers President W A Boyle against Miners for Democracy candidate Arnold Miller. Ballots cast Dec 18, sealed and shipped to Labor Department as aides forecast Boyle’s victory.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Miners For Democracy
Arnold Miller
Labor Department
Boyle
Crackdown urged on DES used as morning after pill
Washington AP report says Ralph Nader and Health Research Group urge FDA to curb DES use as postcoital contraception. The eight page study accuses university clinics of distributing diethylstilbestrol without warnings about cancer risks to students and potential offspring. FDA officials express concern and seek resolution within weeks as research gaps remain. Universities including Michigan and Pennsylvania are cited for DES use and investigations into rape victims.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Consumer Advocates Health Research Group
FDA
Bureau of Drugs
Marion Finkel
National Drug Advisory Committee
Nader
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Professors Farm Update Reveals Personal Journey
The article recalls a professor who studied at Columbia University 1948 to 1950 and attended a May 7 School in Shangi for two years. He describes ten months on the farm and teaching English as students arrived, noting his connection with workers and peasants and his push against older worker exclusion. It mentions Lu Ping at Peking University and critiques of his bourgeois education stance, with more to come tomorrow.
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Columbia University
New York
Shangi
Univeristy
Lu Ping
Peking University
Closed Door Talks Shape Control Plans
Washington AP reports Treasury Secretary George Shultz leads private talks to define wage price controls under Nixon. Officials expect swift progress, aiming to decide in January and extend controls beyond April 30. The Cost of Living Council, Price Commission, and Pay Board likely stay in place as talks continue. Nixon also sets federal spending at 250 billion, signaling upcoming agency cutbacks.
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Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Price Commission and Pay Board
Shultz
Newsmen
Anti-Castro Group Claims Bomb Credit
A self styled Cuban Secret Government says it planted bombs that damaged a Montreal travel agency and three Cuba related package offices in Montreal New York and Miami. No injuries were reported but the group vowed more attacks on firms doing business with Cuba and warned against televised or printed publications advertising these agencies.
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Washington
Cuba
Montreal
New York
Miami
Associated Press
Washington Bureau
Budget Sent to Congress With Hiring Freeze Across Federal Government
A new budget is sent to Congress. The administration announces a pay freeze for federal executives and lawmakers, with no new hiring or promotions. Shultz indicates no pay raises for federal employees, while Nixon orders a government-wide hiring halt through 1973, affecting judges and officials.
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Congress
Shultz
Nixon
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