SDS Students Aim for Hanoi to Retrieve POWs
Seven SDS students led by Rennard Davis travel from Bangkok toward Hanoi to receive three American POWs from North Vietnam. They plan to fly Friday on the ICC flight to join the mission backed by their group.
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International Control Commission
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Heart transplant numbers fall as surgeons seek better donor matches
Dr. Theodore Cooper of the National Heart Institute said the decline in heart transplants reflects a push to improve donor recipient matches. He noted that better matching requires sampling from both donor and recipient and comparing against known antigens.
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UPI
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NHI
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Beloved Bride-To-Be Buried With Soldier in Wisconsin
Delbert Fliesner, 23, National Guardsman, was crushed by heavy equipment on duty at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. His fiancée Janice Mahler was found dead in a car near her home. she left notes saying she could not live without him and asked to be buried beside him. The couple had planned to marry soon. The report also notes a New York Times correction about Robert Goddard and rockets functioning in a vacuum.
Partly cloudy with humid heat and possible storms
Weather today and tonight shows highs in the low 90s and lows in the 70s with a chance of thunderstorms. Friday through Saturday bring variable clouds and chances of thundershowers and warm temperatures. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph, Norwalk highs near 94. Births marriages and deaths listed for Norwalk area.
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Ohio House Dilutes Fluoridation Bill
The Ohio House approved a weakened fluoridation bill 56 to 38, adding local referendums in municipalities serving 5,000 or more. Amendments delay implementation to 1972 for 20 000 plus systems and let local governments seek state funding for new equipment. Senate action and possible conference committee loom.
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UPI
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Aurora
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Apollo 11 Near Moon Landing as Luna 15 Speeds Orbit
Apollo 11 astronauts press ahead toward moonwalk while Russia’s Luna 15 enters lunar orbit aiming to return soil. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins rest before the planned 2:21 am Monday touchdown as Luna 15 circles the moon for a possible soil sample.
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UPI
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Nixon
Neil Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
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Edward K. Delong
Space Winter Space Center
Houston
Russia
Earth
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Buzz) Aldrin, Jr
Michael Collins
Sir Bernard ‘Lovell
Woman 58 Becomes World's Oldest Mother After Surprise Birth
In Johannesburg, Joanna du Plessis, aged 58, learned she was pregnant only three hours before delivering a five pound girl. She had 10 grandchildren and borrowed clothes for the newborn. Doctors treated her for eight months of stomach pains. radium for suspected cancer was considered but declined.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
UPI
Joanna du Plessis
Moon Won’t Be Ours Says Flag Plant On Moon Not Legal
Chicago UPI reports Pollo 11 astronauts will plant a United States flag on the moon early Monday. Gen. Martin Menter says planting a flag on unexplored territory legally means nothing under the 1967 outer space treaty prohibiting national ownership and weapons or bases on celestial bodies.
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UPI
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Russia
Moon
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Show Biz Talk Mrs Aldrin Break Leg For Apollo 11
Seabrook Texas residents hear Mrs. Aldrin wish luck to Buzz Aldrin on the Apollo 11 moon mission as the Armstrong Collins families follow the epic flight. Mrs. Aldrin recalls theater roots and comments on the two hour and forty one minute moonwalk while Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Collins share hopes and memories of past space ventures.
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Seabrook
Texas
Cape Kennedy
Tex
UPI
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Buzz
Aldrin
Neil A. Armstrong
Jan Armstrong
Ricky
Mark
Senate clamps doors on ABM debate in closed session
The Senate begins a closed session on the Safeguard antiballistic missile program with top secret materials and Soviet capability estimates. Opponents led by Sen. Stuart Symington seek to present classified Pentagon documents while Chairman John Stennis argues for an open defense of the ABM.
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UPI
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U.S
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Dmiss
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