Skylab Trio Ready For Month In Space
CAPE KENNEDY FL AP The Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Paul J Weitz and Joseph P Kerwin are declared ready to fly after medical tests and quarantine lifting They will launch on a Saturn V to the Skylab space station for a 28 day stay with later crews to follow The mission aims to study long term human operation in space Space Center Houston AP
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Space Station
Charles Conrad Jr
Paul J. Weitz
Joseph P. Kerwin
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Royce Hawkins
Conrad
Weitz
Kerwin
Mexico
Space Center
Skylab
Mansfield Sees Crisis If Bombing Goes On
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield backs House rejection of further Cambodia bombing funds. He warns full Senate action could trigger a constitutional crisis if Nixon continues bombing. Mansfield expects Senate Appropriations to align with the House and cites limits on presidential war powers.
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Mansfield
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Nixon
Cambodia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Montana Democrat
Congress
Defense
Elliot L. Richardson
Ronald L. Ziegler
U.S
Indochina
Senator Critic of Grain Sales
In Washington and Saigon the day’s reports show Sen. Harold H. Hughes urging GAO scrutiny of a late March grain sale. He alleges selling 43 million bushels to large traders at favorable terms stripped reserves amid Midwest floods and corn shortages. An American scientist in Vietnam was killed by a land mine.
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Washington
Harold H. Hughes
General Accounting Office
Agriculture Department
Hughes
Russia
Midwest
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corp
GAO
Elmer Staats
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Young Doctor Faces Practice Hurdles in Tight Town
A new physician, recently graduated, struggles to build a practice in a close-knit town. Late one night a distraught woman calls about her seriously ill husband. Although not a patient, the doctor rushes to help, while the husband explains their own doctor is away and fears contagion.
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Smiley
Doc
Legion Magazine
Ellsberg Seeks Lawsuit Against Nixon in Watergate Case
In Los Angeles Dan iel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo freed of charges plan to sue President Nixon for conspiracy to deprive civil liberties. They accuse White House officials of Nixon’s leadership and call for litigation of all implicated conspirators. Ellsberg notes insufficient evidence against Nixon, but argues for his day in court.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Nixon
Ellsberg
Russo
U.S
Matt Byrne Jr
White House
Elsberg
Rand Corp
Pentagon
Vietnam
Byrne
Watergate
Info-Fair Opens At Mexico United Methodist Church
A County Info-Fair runs 1 to 4 p.m. at Fellowship Hall to inform the public about 36 participating agencies. The event features slides, a band, sample foods, and booths run by service groups, with sponsors Volunteers Against Hunger and the Human Development Corporation.
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Fellowship Hall
Mexico
Uniformed
L. M. Fecht
Beatrice Ristow
Volunteers Against
The
Human Development Corporation
J. T. Watts Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Social Security
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Woodlawn
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Ledger
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Ofice
Smiley Herrin
Columbia
Peck
R. C. Roundall
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Audrain Medical Center
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Heaton
Audrain Coop
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Vandalia
George Harlow
Farber
Willard
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