Moon Landing Tonight and Haynsworth Nomination Backers Increase
Astronauts prepare for a moon landing tonight as political maneuvers unfold. Senatorial support for Judge Clement Haynsworth grows, with many senators poised to back his Supreme Court nomination amid debate over ethics and timing. Draft lottery talks surface as potential Senate action nears.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Haynsworth
Roman L. Hruska
K. Neb
GOP
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Hruska
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
William B. Spong Jr
D-Va
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Spong
Kennedy Patriarch of Dynasty Dies at 81
J P Kennedy founder of the Kennedy political dynasty dies at 11 05 a m on Cape Cod aged 81 after an eight year illness from stroke and heart attack He is survived by Rose and family and his death follows the assassinations of John and Robert Kennedy during the 1960s The financier had been weakened since a stroke in 1961 and a recent heart attack marked a final decline
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Associated Press
Nixon
Gravel
Hyannis Port
Mass
Joseph Patrick Kennedy
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Nantucket Sound
Rose
Palm Beach
Fla
John
Robert
Joseph P. Jr
Navy
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Edward
Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Mary Jo Kopechne
Washington
Rose Fitzgerald
Boston
Kathleen Kennedy Hartington
France
East
Harvard College
Columbia Trust Co
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Securities Exchange Commission
Maritime Commission
U.S
Court of St James
South Viet Nam Says 273 Reds Die In Battles
South Vietnamese forces claim 273 North Vietnamese killed in two battles in the Bu Prang Duc Lap area. U S artillery and air power led the fighting with 243 dead reported near Bu Prang and 30 near Duc Lap. Casualties included seven South Vietnamese killed and 11 wounded. US aircraft attacked amid heavy shelling near Loc Ninh as part of Vietn amization efforts.
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Saigon
Bu Prang-Duc Lap
Central Highlands
U.S
Bu Prang
Duc Lap
Loc Ninh
Senators Told Of Money Racket Ties Worldwide
Washington AP report says a billion dollar illegal money racket centered in Saigon extends to banking circles globally. Robert R. Parker of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon told a Senate investigations subcommittee the black market in money in Vietnam reaches more than 150 million dollars annually. Parker chairs the embassy irregular practices committee set up by Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker.
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Saigon
Senate
Toay
Robert R. Parker
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Vietnam
Parker
Ellsworth Bunker
Stocks Extend Decline Amid Broad Trading Slump
At 1 p.m. on the New York Stock Exchange the Dow fell 0.33 to 842.20 while the 60 stock average rose 0.1 to 291.5 as declines outpaced advances by more than 300 issues. The report notes broad weakness across industrials and utilities with rails up and speculation about market activity.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Apollo 12 Intrepid Lander Aims for Pete's Parking Lot
Apollo 12 crewmates Conrad Gordon and Bean prepared for a nighttime descent to a 400 foot wide landing zone on the Ocean of Storms western limb. They planned to touch down near a small crater to study the lunar surface and park close to a 600 foot crater housing a Surveyor craft.
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Intrepid
Earth
Conrad
Moon
Gordon
Clipper
Lunar
Alan L. Bean
Charlies
Pete” Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Pete’s
Nixon Seeks Authority On Foreign Trade
Washington AP President Nixon urges Congress to enact modest foreign trade legislation granting authority to make minor tariff adjustments to ease import competition. He seeks relief measures for industries hurt by imports and permission to raise duties in some cases, stressing limited use through 1973. The plan aims to ease escape clause provisions and address a rigid Tariff Commission system.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tariff Commission
Heart Transplant Patient, 47, Dies After 14 Months
Pittsburgh AP. Box ing promoter Ben Anolik, the world’s second longest living heart transplant patient, died at 47 after 14 months with a heart from a man killed in a traffic crash on Aug. 31, 1968. Hospital spokesman cites overwhelming infection from drugs to prevent rejection.
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Pittsburgh
Ben Anolik
Anolik
Presbyterian Hospital
Traveling Joiners Seen In Oklahoma Visit
Ward 3 Police Juror Curtis Joiner and Mrs Joiner were seen leaving Monroe for an annual allergy clinic visit in Oklahoma Their return trip will pass through the Dallas Fort Worth area for sightseeing and they expect to be back home around Thursday.
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Ward 3
Curtis Joiner
Monroe
Mrs. Joiner
Oklahoma
Dallas - Fort Worth
Northwestern State freshman Rita Warner home visit
Rita Gaye Warner a Northwestern State College freshman visited her Monroe parents Mr and Mrs A G Patterson at 4102 Lee Courts during a week end. She is a Ouachita Parish High School graduate and majors in music at Northwestern.
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Rita Gaye Warner
Northwestern State College
A. G. Patterson
Lee Courts
Monroe
Rita
Ouachita Parish
Northwestern
More Showers Expected Here
Montoyans can expect more showers today and colder temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Skies will stay mostly cloudy with a 60 percent rain chance today and tonight and 20 percent on Wednesday. Highs 68 to 72 today, 42 to 46 tonight, 50 to 54 Wednesday. FAA recorded 0.31 inch of rain Monday, first rainfall this month. Drying conditions remain poor through Thursday, with less sun today and Wednesday. Winds mainly south 12 to 22 mph, shifting to north tonight and Wednesday.
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Montoyans
Federal Aviation Agency
U S and Soviet Envoys Start Private SALT Talks
In Helsinki US Ambassador Gerard C Smith and Soviet delegate Vladimir S Semenov began private talks at the American Embassy to outline arrangements for substantive negotiations on arms control. The opening sessions are informal and will run for weeks as both sides vow secrecy.
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Helsinki
Finland
U.S
Gerard C Smith
Vladimir S. Semenov
Ahti Karjalainen
Urho Kekkonen
Smith
Semenov
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