Kennedy Charged Over Leaving Wreck Scene in Chappaquiddick
A formal complaint accused Senator Edward M Kennedy of leaving the Chappaquiddick accident scene after a fatal crash that killed Mary Jo Kopechne and injured others on Martha’s Vineyard. Kennedy, present at the scene with aides, faced a hearing date set for the court.
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New Formula Shrinks Hemorrhoids In Medical Studies
New York reports a special science formula shown in cases to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve itching and pain. Doctors verified the method as it gently reduces discomfort and aids healing in multiple patients.
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Humphrey Seeks U S Soviet Cooperation After Talks
Former Vice President Humphrey met Soviet Premier Kosygin in Moscow and reported that the Soviet government aims to cooperate with the United States for peace. He said Kosygin conveyed a message to the American people and praised the Apollo 11 astronauts and space achievements. Brezhnev attended Warsaw anniversary events.
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Mideast War Action Stepped Up
Fighting near the Suez Canal intensified with Israeli shelling of Suez City and ground exchanges along the 103 mile waterway. Israeli air strikes hit Egyptian positions across the canal as Egyptian and Israeli forces sustained heavy artillery duels and air engagements. Both sides reported casualties and calls for a cease fire were rejected amid escalating hostilities.
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Apollo Moon Rocks Unearth Varied Geology
SPACE CENTEN, Houston reports Apollo astronauts struck paydirt on the moon. They recovered diverse rocks including basalt like volcanic lava and possibly hydrated hiatite, cored two soil samples and planted flags. A seismometer began recording quakes, while doctors noted astronauts adapted quickly to low gravity and heart rates remained within safe Earth-trained ranges.
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One Small Step Captured as Moon Landing Awe Spreads
Space Center Houston reports coverage of Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin as they descend the lunar ladder. The event draws worldwide viewers seeing Armstrong’s boot touch the moon and Aldrin's last steps, with the camera capturing the stark black and white surface.
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Wives Share Joy as Apollo 11 Returns to Earth
Apollo 11 wives describe the moon landing as an incredibly perfect moment and a profound honor to witness their husbands and the crew in lunar exploration. They express mixed emotions from excitement to awe as the crew prepares for splashdown and a planned celebration.
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