Apollo astronauts enter 10 day seclusion for infection risk
Three Apollo crew members Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand begin ten day semi isolation at Tripler Army Hospital after inhaling rocket fuel fumes left them with congested lungs. Doctors say lung cells damaged by the toxic gas slow infection defenses and wives will join later.
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Congress weighs oil price controls as expiration nears
Washington lawmakers predict close votes this week on extending or altering oil price controls set to expire August 31. House and Senate leaders signal movement to avert sharp gasoline price jumps, with Rep Thomas P ONeill Jr and Sen Mike Mansfield offering differing views on Ford's compromise.
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Gurney bribery trial heads to jury deliberations
The prosecution rested after 23 weeks in the bribery conspiracy case against former Sen Edward J. Gurney, his aide Joseph Bastien, and FHA officials Ralph Koontz and K Wayne Swiger. Closing arguments concluded Saturday as Judge Ben Krentzman prepared to instruct jurors. The defendants face charges of conspiring to raise a 233000 campaign fund by using Gurney’s influence with the FHA and related bribery and related counts.
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Ford visits Poland after Rhine cruise and talks
President Ford, refreshed by a Rhine river cruise, flies to Warsaw for meetings with East European Communist leaders. He arrives after talks with West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt on Western economic woes and a symbolic troop visit at a remote outpost known as "the Rock." Ford and Secretary Kissinger wrap up with Schmidt and German Foreign Minister Genscher at Gymnich Castle.
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Reagan Won't Jump Into 1976 Race If Odds Too Great
Reagan says he will not rush to run for president if odds appear insurmountable though he is encouraged by audience and Republican leader responses to his six state 8,500 mile national tour. He finished the tour Saturday and will decide on running against Ford for the GOP nomination.
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New ruling tightens border patrol search powers
A 1965 Plymouth and a work commuter highlight the end of fixed I 5 check stations north of San Diego as the Supreme Court narrows probable cause for stopping cars suspected of carrying illegal aliens. Officials say patrols must now show specific reasons for searches, sparking debate among civil libertarians and law enforcement across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona about effectiveness against narcotics smugglers.
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New car preview shows 1976 line with downsized trend
Detroit reports 1976 will be a brand year for new products with General Motors and Chrysler introducing minicar and luxury compacts while most current models get facelifts. The industry plans fuel economy gains, emissions upgrades, and a shift toward smaller, lighter cars through 1980, with Chrysler dropping the Imperial and GM phasing out Bel Air and similar lines.
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Israel says latest Sinai interim offer final and delivered
Defense Minister Shimon Peres told a Tel Aviv newspaper that Israel’s interim Sinai proposal to Egypt is Jerusalem’s final offer and cautioned that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat may seek to pressure Washington, risking harm to U S Israeli relations.
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