Moon golf would test even Arnold Palmer on putting
Dr Thomas Paine, former NASA administrator, says golf on the moon would be thrilling but putting would drive players crazy. He notes six times Earth gravity distance with no wind resistance but erratic putts near the hole, in remarks after receiving a Mulligan Trophy named for Alan Shepard.
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Labor union leader says Nixon bluffing on wage price controls
AFL-CIO construction chief asserts the president favors voluntary action over a mandate and argues a wage price freeze could come if necessary. Raftery from 17 unions notes Dunlop warned of executive options while Hodgson plans to discuss White House plans. Wages in construction rose about 18 percent last year versus 8 percent for manufacturing.
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U S Troops Hold Out Near Khe Sanh Amid Battle
North Vietnamese forces attacked an American position in rocky hills northeast of Khe Sanh and rough weather halted reinforcements. By dusk the outpost held, with about 200 enemy troops surrounding and artillery and air strikes in support. Several U S troops were wounded as bombing missions continued.
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Lockup Ends for Tate Jurors After Sequestered Stay
Jurors in the Tate case move today from a hotel to court for the penal tos phase, ending a sequestered period begun July 14. Spouses testified of stress and health issues during the absence, with one contending the lockup was necessary and others opposing it.
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Springlike weather in Cincinnati area eases to clear skies
Southwest Ohio will see clearing skies tonight with a low around the mid-30s. Tomorrow temperatures rise to the 50s after a morning low near 33 and yesterday’s high of 37.
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Lincoln’s Height Could Earn Him a College Basketball Scholarship
A tongue in cheek remark wonders how Lincoln would fare today with education and a basketball scholarship tied to his height. The quip implies tall stature would aid access to sports opportunities.
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New Treatment What Alcoholics Need Is Some Drinking Practice
Alcoholics at Patton State Hospital reportedly engage in daily drinking as part of a social drinking therapy developed by Drs Mark Sobell and Halmuth Schaefer. They teach controlled sipping, extend self control, and confront stress without relapse. Outcomes by 1972 show higher cure rates for participants versus a nonparticipating control group.
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Anniversary and Doctorate for Middletown Pastor
The Rev. Frank H. Hampton of Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Middletown will receive a doctorate in religion from Ohio Christian College during his 24th church anniversary banquet at the Middletown Community Center. The week includes a Singerama tonight and multiple visiting ministers as speakers.
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