Astronaut Schmitt Seeks Poet to Describe Fragile Blue Globe
Houston AP Harrison H Schmitt muses that astronauts need a poet aboard missions to express the fragile blue globe they see from space. He recalls earlier Space speaks and laments a lack of poetic language in a field rich with acronyms and data. He hopes a future flyer can convey life’s patterns across the cosmos.
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Mine Survivor Returns To Work
Tom Wilkinson returns to the Sunshine Silver Mine in Kellogg Idaho eight days after a deadly May fire that killed 91 miners and left 81 escapees. Ron Flory declines to rejoin the crew while others hopeful the mine will be safer, with safety upgrades and repairs underway as production aims to resume late in 1973.
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Judge declares mistrial in Pentagon Papers case over jury concerns
Los Angeles judge Matt Byrne announced a mistrial in the Pentagon Papers trial and will dismiss the current jury to choose a new panel. The decision follows the 9th Circuit urging against proceeding with the current jury as Ellsberg and Russo faced espionage and theft charges related to the 1971 leak. a Monday ruling is planned with Ellsberg possibly present.
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