Apollo 10 astronauts return from moon mission to Houston
Apollo 10 crew Col. Thomas P. Stafford Navy Cmdr. John W. Young and Cmdr. Eugene A. Cernan arrive at Ellington Air Force Base Houston after eight days in space. They report to experts about the flight and set conditions for Apollo 11 scheduled to launch July 16 from Cape Kennedy.
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U S Charges Reds With Over 5000 DMZ Violations
Saigon AP report states the U S Command cites more than 5000 DMZ violations since the November bombing halt. Four Sunday shells hit a Marine position just south of the DMZ leaving eight Marines dead and 24 wounded, the largest U S casualties from a rocket mortar attack along the northern frontier since the halt.
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Hearing Continued in Shutt Murder Case
In Cincinnati AP reports that preliminary hearing for 23 year old Barbara Shutt, charged with the Sunday slaying of her adoptive mother, was continued to Thursday in municipal court. Shutt, UC graduate and part time teacher, stood silent before Judge Harry T. Klusmeier. She was represented by Vernon McDaniel and Samuel Rubenstein and returned to jail after the brief appearance. Witnesses noted prior violent arguments between Barbara and her adoptive mother, including a dispute last week over a pet monkey. police mention a fifth shot in the incident.
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Heat wave hits Middletown area with scorching 70s and 80s
The forecast calls for clear warm weather with highs in the 70s to 80s. A heat wave heads toward Southwest Ohio as Middletown and vicinity brace for sunny very warm Wednesday with highs in the 80s. Police report a homicide case tied to a psychiatrist's murder with a suspect, Barbara, in custody after polygraph questioning and a lengthy interrogation. The investigation details include a shooting at close range, a missing .25 caliber pistol, and notes about a cushion used to muffle the shots. The victim, Mrs. Shutt, was found shot four times and beaten, with the husband Charles Shutt, a former dean at Berea College.
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Reds Cheer U S Victory In Space
Soviet papers and streets praised America's Apollo 10 mission and the astronauts for bravery and humor. Pravda called the crew three courageous people who added a bright page to space history while Sedov explained mission success and Earth views from space.
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NASA chief eyes interplanetary travel after Moon
Dr. Thomas Paine, NASA administrator, outlined a long range goal to conquer the solar system after the Moon. He called the Moon landing a first step toward interplanetary travel, and said life on Earth could be extended through space exploration. Apollo 11 is scheduled to launch July 16 from Cape Kennedy carrying Armstrong, Collins, and Aldrin with Armstrong and Aldrin landing on the Moon.
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Los Angeles mayoral runoff draws historic turnout
In Los Angeles a record turnout was expected for the runoff between Mayor Sam Yorty and challenger Thomas Bradley. Polls and party leaders project Bradley and Yorty battling for votes as Bradley seeks a historic Black-led win in a nonpartisan contest.
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Juror Mercy Sways DeKalb Kidnapping Convict
Gary Krist speaks at DeKalb County Courthouse after his conviction for kidnapping Barbara Jane Mackle, heiress of Coral Gables. Jury mercy request led to a life term as he had arranged to keep the captive alive.
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Coral Gables, Fla
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