Privacy on the Space Station Aims to Preserve Morale
Raymond Loewy told an Ames conference that a 1978 planned space station for about 12 crew members must provide private space and maintain telephone links with families. A mixed crew could raise study needs. The design includes a private quarters access by invitation and a dining area as social focus.
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Cambodian Army Lifts Siege of Kompong Thom
Cambodian and allied forces reported lifting a three month siege of Kompong Thom 80 miles north of Phnom Penh after an amphibious column along the Stung Sen River. The operation involved about 10,000 troops with support, delivering supplies and signaling a shift in Cambodia’s war effort.
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New Records Set At Timonium Fair
The 89th Maryland State Fair closed after a 10 day run in Timonium with a turnout of 529,851 admissions, surpassing the 1969 record by 16,242. Wayne Morse of Oregon owned Morse Orpheus the champion Devon bull, while Morse Mimi took grand champion female honors as cattle sheep and swine judging wrapped up.
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Carter Tops Georgia Poll in Democratic Runoff Hope
Jim Carter led a field of nine in Georgia's Democratic primary and will likely face former Gov. Sanders in a runoff on September 23. Albany attorney B. King, the first Negro to seek the governor’s office in modern times, placed distant third. Hal Suit, a former TV newsman, won the state's first Republican gubernatorial primary.
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Scott Says Nixon Backs Vote Reform
Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said President Nixon fully supports a constitutional amendment for direct, popular vote for the presidency. Scott cited a White House memorandum and noted House approval last year by 339 to 70. Other leaders warned of a hard Senate fight with two-thirds needed, while Sen. Roman L. Hruska doubted success. The moon has no effect on the earths weather.
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