Cernan Carries Moon Letter in Suit Pocket
Cmdr Eugene A Cernan of Apollo 10 carried a letter in his space suit pocket during the historic moon orbit last month. After returning to Earth he mailed the letter to Mrs Lewis.
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
Cmdr Eugene A Cernan of Apollo 10 carried a letter in his space suit pocket during the historic moon orbit last month. After returning to Earth he mailed the letter to Mrs Lewis.
A nationwide shortage of U S federal prosecutors disrupts criminal work as 25 percent of 799 assistant U S attorney positions sit vacant. Judges and officials in cities like New York Seattle Detroit Cleveland and Chicago report heavy caseloads and long hours amid budget cuts and a hiring freeze.
Mrs. Joseph Kalom identified her daughter Alice Kalom from an artist's sketch as the latest victim in a 22 month string of six Ann Arbor area killings. Alice, a 21 year old University of Michigan architecture student, was found shot and stabbed near Ann Arbor after last being seen with her boyfriend. Authorities say all six deaths share similarities and likely involve a single suspect.
Foreign Minister Kiichi Aichi said Japan will not revise its constitution or field armed forces to guarantee Asian security. The statement came after ASPAC talks in Kawana, with nine nations vowing to strengthen political and economic ties while relying on the United States for now. The group approved centers for food and fertilizer tech in Taipei and economic cooperation in Bangkok.
At the Southern Baptist Convention in New Orleans a pro progressive student group urged denying seating to any church that practices policy discrimination. The push follows the 1966 Tattnall Square Baptist Church case in Macon Georgia where African teens were barred and an African student was expelled.
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