Soviet Soyuz 6 Flight Sparks Space Platform Plans
The Soviet Union launched Soyuz 6 with two cosmonauts into orbit marking the start of a space spectacular. Officials say two more ships will join to form an in orbit platform for extended experiments and possible future launches, signaling a push for space prestige after Apollo 11.
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Soviet Union
Outer Space
U.S
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Kremlin
Vladimir
United States
Russians Prepare for Outer Space Says Doctor
Dr Charles Berry head of the U S space medical team says Soviet cosmonauts receive extensive physical and psychological preparation as Russia aims for manned flights to the planets. He notes Russian physicians study long term space flight and psychological conditions.
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Mar del Plata
Argentina
Charles Berry
U.S
Russia
Berry
International Astronautical Federation
U.S. Eyes Moon Missions as Space Station Plans Evolve
United States presses Apollo 12 for November flight and outlines eight lunar landings. NASA envisions a 12 man orbital space station by 1975 to 1977 and a 50 man space base by 1980 to 1984, with a 100 man station planned for 1985 to 1989, delayed by budget cuts.
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U. S
America
Soviet Union
Space Agency
Nixon
Official Hurt Badly During SDS Rampage
Chicago AP reports a city official, Richard Elrod, assistant corporation counsel, was paralyzed after a demonstrator kicked him during an SDS rampage in the Loop. Police detained 103, National Guardsmen were sent to patrol Michigan Avenue, and a second SDS march, peaceful, drew about 3000 participants including Black Panther and Young Lords members.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Richard Elrod
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National
Black Panther Party
Young Lords Organization
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Humboldt Park
Orioles Triumph In Game One Of World Series
Mike Cuellar and Don Buford powered the Baltimore Orioles to a 4-1 win over the New York Mets in game one. Cuellar allowed six hits and drove in a run with a single while Buford homered and doubled to drive in two runs. Buford also doubled, giving Baltimore a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. The second game is set for Baltimore at 2 p.m. Cuellar fanned eight in a strong right side effort, Mets scored on Al Weis sac fly, Buford provided the early spark with Seaver’s pitch. Longevity: series continues.
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Mike Cuellar
Don Buford
New York
Baltimore Orioles
Mets
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Pearance
Buford
Orioles
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al Weis
Art Shamsky
Tom Seaver
Elrod Hendricks
Dave Johnson
Mark Belanger
The Page features on field heroes and lenses insight
The Journal presents The Page a weekly student feature on area football players showing the demanding life of a football hero. Senior Editor Jack Bors explores the challenge of athletes and non athletes adjusting to contact lenses in a related column.
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Tom Muchmore
Jack Bors
Fluoridated Water Cuts Cavities in Hudson Valley Study
Albany AP six year study of 387 Newburgh children with fluoridated water and 379 Kingston children without fluoridation found Newburgh had far fewer cavities and lower dental costs. After 8 to 11 year old ages, Newburgh showed 41 percent cavity free at first exam versus 17 percent in Kingston. overall fillings and maintenance costs favored Newburgh.
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N.Y
Hudson Valley
David B. Ast
State Health Department
American Dental Association
Federation Dentaire Internationale
Newburgh
Kingston
Ast
Belfast gunfire kills police officer during Protestant mob clash
A Belfast night riot left one policeman dead and three officers plus a soldier wounded as about 1500 Protestant demonstrators moved toward a Catholic apartment block on Shankill Road Unity Walk. Police and troops used tear gas as armored vehicles tried to clear barricades amid sniper fire and sporadic explosions.
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Northern Ireland
Shankill Road
Unity Walk
Missing After Flying Boxcar Crashes At Tan Son Nhut
A twin engine U S Air Force Flying Boxcar gunship with ten aboard crashed and caught fire after takeoff from Tan Son Nhut airbase. Six crewmen were not found, three Americans and one South Vietnamese survived in good condition and were hospitalized. The crash occurred after dark during a routine patrol, near a rice paddy outside the base. The aircraft belonged to the 17th Special Operations Squadron and identity of those on board was withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Saigon
U.S
Tan Son Nhut
Inside the space program a clash of engineers and scientists
A conflict between engineers and scientists casts a shadow over the U S space program with real people risking work days and lives in fire prevention and investigation as Smokey the Bear stands as a symbol in forest safety.
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Bear
Dissident Priests Protest Vatican Silence at World Synod
More than 200 dissident priests in street clothes formed the European Assembly of Priests near the Vatican to denounce the church for neglecting major sins. They demand curbed papal powers, limited bishops' terms, and priest marriage, with a Dutch delegation pushing local churches' rights and birth control issues. A letter to Pope Paul VI was prepared for his audience.
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World Synod of Bishops
Vatican
European Assembly of Priests
Paul VI
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