Moon Show A Colorful Interruption
Three networks interrupted regular programming to show the moon in color from Apollo 10 as it skimmed 69 miles above the surface. The rugged terrain was visible with craters and desertlike stretches, colors described as tawny brownish gray with pink and greenish tints. William Shatner, famed as Captain Kirk, is shifting from Star Trek toward dramatic TV roles and feature films after a season of television.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Raio
New York
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Captain Kirk
Enterprise
NBC
Albert Ruben
Bill
Elizabeth Ashley
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Plane lifts record as C5 Galaxy carries 728100 pounds
Marietta Georgia AP The Air Force C5 Galaxy lifted 728100 pounds Wednesday from Dobbins Air Force Base setting a new heaviest airplane flown. Lockheed Georgia Co announced the craft exceeded its designed gross takeoff load by 100 pounds surpassing the previous 703826 pound record.
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Jail room rate hike in Marion County
Marion County commissioners inform the city of Marion that jail housing costs will rise from four to five dollars per day due to higher costs for food clothing and personnel effective July 1.
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Marion County
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Marion
Federal Help For Goodrich
Nixon administration antitrust actions challenge the Northwest Industries and Goodrich merger in a Chicago suit aimed at blocking a $2.3 billion deal. The Justice Department seizes on potential anticompetitive effects as a broader task force urges legislative divestiture to curb concentrated industries.
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B. F. Goodrich, Co
Northwest Industries Inc
Chicago
Justice Department
Lyndon B. Johnson
Phil C. Neal
University of Chicago
Northwest
Goodrich
Fortune Magazine
Chicago & North Western Railway
Asst
Richard W. McLaren
Neal
Johnson
James J. Ling
Ling
Temco-Vought Inc
Nixon's Man May Chase Liberals
Nixon may appoint Warren Burger as chief justice, seen as a strict constructionist who could shift criminal rights interpretations. Burger, 62, a federal circuit judge for 13 years, is viewed as liberal on civil rights and unlikely to face liberal opposition. His record includes a notable ruling urging the FCC to hear Negro complaints in Mississippi. Burger stresses government duty to protect citizens and cautions against an anarchic system without laws.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Warren Earl Burger
Capitol Hill
Burger
Earl Warren
High Court
Circuit Court
Federal Communications Commission
Mississippi
White House
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Rural job-creation bill cited by Pearson in Senate
Senator James B. Pearson and Senator Fred R. Harris sponsor a bill to spur rural employment through tax incentives. Opposition notes include proposed credits of 14 percent for machinery and 7 percent for land, plus accelerated depreciation and a 50 percent wage deduction for trained workers.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R - Kan
Senate Finance Committee
Pearson
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Williams
Kennedy objects to Ingalls ship contract
Edward M. Kennedy charges the Pentagon awarded a 113.6 million contract for nine amphibs to Ingalls Shipbuilding Co. despite prior findings of noncompliance with equal employment rules. He says no acceptable plan followed the rules and cites lack of a compliance check before award.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Pentagon
Mississippi
Kennedy
Senate
Ingalls Shipbuilding Co
Maritime Commission
Laird
Massachusetts
Nixon
Defense Department
Congress
David Packard
Elephant Powered Clyde Beatty Circus Sets Up in Suburb
TREVOSE Pa AP Elephants powered the Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros Circus as it faced a muddy field and an afternoon matinee. Eleven performing elephants were hitched to help wrestle the show into place in suburban Philadelphia.
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Trevose
Elephant Power
Philadelphia
Woman in dry-cleaning shop foils attempted robbery
Hollywood scene report describes Lucie Denarigny alone in her shop when a gunman demanded money. She refused, moved toward the door, and shoved him out. He ran to a waiting car, jumped in, and fled.
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