Skylab Astronauts Wives Await Reunion After Splashdown
Space Center Houston reports Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Eugene Kranz gear provided a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean ending a nearly ten month mission totaling 24 million miles. Wives Rick and Joan Garrett and Helen Bean express relief and plan remarriage week reunion. Friends and family gather to watch the capsule’s parachute deployment as the crew returns to Earth amid quarantine and celebration.
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Two Rescued After 72 Days Adrift In Pacific
Robert Tininenko and James Fisher survived 72 days in a capsized trimaran after July 11 wreck off California. Tininenko reached Midway Island hungry but alert. Fisher in serious condition, dehydrated, receiving IV fluids after rescue by a Coast Guard plane. The Benalder found their hull mid ocean. Tininenko spoke of his wife Linda who died Aug 11 after seasickness and struggle aboard Triton.
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Tornadoes Kill Three In Kansas
Three people died as multiple tornadoes struck central Kansas and neighboring states. Clay Center suffered a blue wide path with many homes damaged, Greenleaf evacuated after an ammonia tank incident, a mother and two children died later, and 30 train cars were blown off tracks near Hanover.
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FDA orders nationwide hunt for botulinus toxin contaminated mushrooms
The FDA instructed a nationwide search for canned mushrooms possibly tainted with lethal botulin toxin. The action followed federal inspections of 42 mushroom plants revealing deficient procedures or equipment at half of them.
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Senate Upholds Nixon Veto On Disaster Loans
The Senate sustained Nixon veto of a disaster loan bill by 59 to 3, keeping current rules with 5 percent interest and no forgiveness. the measure would have offered a 2,500 forgiveness option or a 1 percent loan without forgiveness and would have extended disaster loans to erosion victims.
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Kissinger Focuses on European Problems in UN Agenda
In New York, Henry Kissinger emphasized Europe as his main concern at the United Nations General Assembly, while also outlining talks with Thailand, South Vietnam, and German Chancellor Willy Brandt and French Premier Pierre Messmer. The schedule showed weight on U S Europe relations amid broader Asian discussions.
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