Bean warns against overcrediting unmanned lunar efforts
On the first anniversary of Apollo 12, Alan Bean urged not to overstate unmanned achievements. He cited Apollo 12's human interventions, including hammering a fuel element, placing magnetometers, and stabilizing the seismometer, to stress the ongoing value of manned spaceflight alongside unmanned missions. Swann noted new linear grooves seen in Surveyor photos, and Petrone reported the unmanned station has handled 6,500 commands and runs continuously from Houston.
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Washington
Alan L. Bean
Bean
U.S
Moon
Charles Conrad, Jr
Conrad
Gordon Swann
Geological Survey
Rocco A. Petrone
Apollo Program
Trade bill poised for House vote after brief clash
Washington AP report: A quota setting foreign trade bill expected to pass in the House today after a narrow parliamentary fight on Wednesday. Also tax relief for 30 million Americans earning no more than 20 thousand dollars a year, standard deductions only, and salary based income.
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Washington
U.S
House
Internal Revenue Service
Girls Clean Up Mess They Promoted
SCOTTSDALE Arizona AP The Ecology Club at Saguaro High School urged three days of deliberate littering to show carelessness consequence A news crew arrived for a planned cleanup on Wednesday and found a small group of freshman girls had already cleaned the yard near the snack bar without waiting.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Saguaro High School
Nielsen speaks to MU classes on urban administration
City Manager Neil Nielsen addressed three University of Missouri Columbia government classes on urban administration. Don Allard also spoke to several classes. This was Nielsen's final campus talk in the International City Managers College Visitation program. He previously spoke at Culver-Stockton College Canton and Northeast Missouri State College Kirksville.
Memorial Fund At Library For Mrs Ridgeway
A memorial fund is set up at the Mexico Audrain County Library by Dr Tom Will Ridgeway of Charleston Ill in honor of his mother Mrs Fannie Ridgeway longtime educator. Funds will buy books on Negro history and literature with memorials directed to the fund. Funeral services for Mrs Ridgeway formerly of Mexico will be Saturday at 2 pm at Second Baptist Church. Rev William Duncan officiates and burial is in Elmwood Cemetery. The body is at Arnold funeral home with visitation Friday from ? to 8 30 pm. Dr and Mrs Ridgeway and family expected to arrive Friday morning.
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Mexico- Audrain County
Tom Will Ridgeway
Charleston
Ill
Fannie Ridgeway
William Duncan
Elmwood Cemetery
Arnold Funeral Home
Monroe Quits Wolf Bounties
Paris reports Monroe County Court voted to stop paying wolf bounties after November 30. The court had approved bounties for 19 wolves, paying out 285 dollars in total with four men receiving 120 dollars for two adult wolves and 11 men getting 15 dollars each for one wolf. Surrounding counties had already quit the program.
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Paris
Monroe
El Capitan climbers celebrate first ascent and plan new peaks
Warren Hardings and Dean Caldwell completed a 27 day ascent of El Capitan's Wall of the Morning Light in Yosemite. They spoke of future climbs toward a route on Angel Falls in Venezuela and forming a June expedition. A 75 person crowd greeted them at the summit as they hauled gear and celebrated late into the night.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
el Capitan
Warren Hardings
Dean Caldwell
Harding
West Sacramento
el Capitan Crest
Caldwell
Portland
Ore
Angel Falls
Venezuela
Crack Valley
Ky Optimistic Says Ky Vietnamization Will Work
Governor Docking said Vice President Ky of South Vietnam believes the Vietnamization plan will work. Ky toured Ft Leavenworth and met about 3,000 Vietnamese officers in training during a 17 day U S military installation trip. He spoke at a dinner noted for 175 guests and emphasized Vietnamization.
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Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Docking
U.S
Johnson
Mexico
Ledger Rathon2y
Shanges
Montgomery City
Pat Claussen
Audrain Medical Center
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Sims School Supper Yields $500 For Two Schools
A pie and box supper at Sims School Thursday night raised $500 to be shared by Glenwood and Lawrence schools. Local auctioneer donated time. Teachers assisting included Mrs. Ralph Powell and Mrs. Charles Duff. Contest winners named for various humorous categories.
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Harold Hatcher
Stanley Dean
Sheila Dean
Ray Potter
Glenn Maxwell
Gene Bell
Regina Lawrence
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