Skylab proves space value amid early launch troubles
NASA officials argue Skylab's setbacks 63 seconds after launch do not doom the program. Astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz will complete a 28 day mission with most experiments intact, paving plans for two more crews of 56 days. The program aims at practical Earth benefits through remote sensing and resource assessment.
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Hair Ban Sparks Coach Debate in Texas High School
The Texas coach Tony Simpson argues long hair signals weakness and should be banned for players and on-field attire claiming men must wear short hair to reflect strength. He cites historical examples like George Washington and colonial soldiers to justify the stance, drawing on notions of masculinity and battle readiness.
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Texas
Tony Simpson
Houston
Texas High School Coaches Assn
Simpson
Freedom
George Washington
Honey and sugar questions raise digestion concerns and AI facts
Dear Dr Lamb response covers sugar disaccharides versus monosaccharides and honey tolerance, noting rare absolute intolerance to double sugars. It also explains artificial insemination use in humans, requiring husband consent, and directs seekers to contact a university medical center for info.
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Obstetrics and Gynecology Department
Indonesians Remember Bitter 1965 Clash With Communists
Jakarta notes Washington moves toward Peking while Indonesia moves slowly. Foreign Minister Adam Malik recalls the 1965 coup attempt and warns that China seeks to enlist Indonesians while Jakarta weighs ties with Beijing. They back Nixon’s Cambodia action as regional stability hoped.
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Washington
Chou En-lai
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Mao
China
Adam Malik
Malik
Sukarno
Nixon
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Vietnam
League of Asian Nations
Indonesia
Memory brings hopeful view of past era in Hal Boyle piece
New York by Hal Boyle recalls memory as healing and notes how past comforts shaped hope for better times. He paints a portrait of midcentury life with contrasts in purchases, entertainment, education, and charity, ending with a nostalgic prompt to remember those days.
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New York
Today in History Highlights From The Associated Press
This date marks Dunkirk evacuation completion in 1940 with about 337000 Allied troops moved to England. Also notes 1621 charter for New Netherland later New York, 1808 birth of Jefferson Davis, 1937 Windsor-Wallis marriage, 1962 Atlanta art group tragedy, Pope John XXIII death, Rockefeller 1962 prediction, 5 years ago ransom hijack case, and a John Stuart Mill thought for today.
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New York
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Todd County
Kentucky
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
John Stuart Mill
Hunt central to Watergate Bids in immunity case
Washington column argues E Howard Hunt, already convicted in the June 1972 break in, is pivotal to the Watergate cover up. Hunt has testified under immunity on eight occasions and could trigger broader indictments as the Ervin committee probes Nixon aides.
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NEA
U.S
Hunt
White House
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Ervin Committee
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John Dean
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Foreign Investors Buy U.S. Stocks Despite Public Apathy
Foreign investors buy U.S. stocks in early 1970s as Americans remain bored by the market. Net foreign purchases probably exceed $1 billion in the first quarter, double the year-ago level. Banks and investment trusts in Japan and Europe buy high quality growth stocks like Eastman Kodak, Polaroid, Xerox and IBM amid dollar depreciation and rising profits.
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Wall Street
Chase Manhattan Bank
Germany
Switzerland
France
Netherlands
Belgium
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Sweden
Canada
Britain
Japan
Chase
Europe
Eastman
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
U.S
New York Lincoln Center Announces Largest Great Performers Series
New York on Lincoln Center announces its nine year high for Great Performers with 15 concerts plus a three part Bach series at Alice Tully Hall. Highlights include the first joint New York concert of Yehudi Menuhin and Ravi Shankar and the Philharmonic Hall debuts of Luciano Pavarotti and Jessye Norman. Also featured are the Guarneri Quartet English Chamber Orchestra Brandenburg Ensemble Beverly Sills Christa Ludwig Evelyn Lear and Thomas Stewart with pianists Andre Watts Philippe Entremont Claudio Arrau Martha Argerich and Alicia de Larrocha. Two subscription series will cover pop rock and folk.
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Lincoln Center
Alice Tully Hall
Yehudi Menuhin
Ravi Shankar
Philharmonic Hall
Luciano Pavarotti
Jessye Norman
Guarneri
English Chamber Orchestra
Brandenburg Ensemble
Beverly Sills
Christa Ludwig
Evelyn Lear
Thomas Stewart
Andre Watts
Phillip
Sorcerer Struck Blind After Paul Confrontation
In Acts 13 9 12 Paul rebukes the sorcerer saying you son of the devil and God blinds him instantly causing mist and darkness The governor witnessing this believes and is astonished at the power of God’s message reflecting on America’s religious heritage.
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Paul
Sinlon
America
The Palladium Times Oswego Rates and Notices
The Palladium Times lists delivery and mail rates for Oswego and surrounding areas, with annual subscriptions 20 dollars for Oswego addresses and 22 dollars for all other addresses, plus weekly 70 cent carrier delivery. Advertisers and Associated Press affiliation noted.
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Oswego Times
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Wayne
Northern Cayuga Co
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