Apollo 14 moon flight aide Dana aims for Hawaii role
Comedian Bill Dana, longtime astronaut mascot, plans to attend the Apollo 14 launch to present a gold medallion to Alan Shepard and greet Gov. Burns and Honolulu officials. The piece notes Shepard’s 1961 famous line and links Dana to the Hawaii ceremony.
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Cambodian Troops Expand Drive Around Phnom Penh
Thousands of Cambodian troops moved west and northwest of Phnom Penh to disrupt North Vietnamese and Viet Cong concentrations. The spokesman said more than 20 battalions were involved as attacks continued on Bat Dosing and Saang, with Cambodian units counterattacking near Saang. U.S. air support and aid shipments to Phnom Penh were noted, and a curfew remained in place amid Tet celebrations.
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US Troops In Cambodia Entered For Hour To Recover Choppers
U S command confirmed that 15 to 20 American troops in civilian clothes landed at Phnom Penh airport to recover two damaged helicopters. The insertion lasted about one hour before the GIs were flown in on two CH-47 Chinooks and one UH-1 Huey.
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Priest Fights Testimony in Kidnap Bomb Probe
A desuit priest and witness for three defendants challenged testifying before a federal grand jury in a kidnap bombing plot case. Judge Herman granted immunity to three other witnesses, while a nun held in jail refused to testify. The charges involve plans to kidnap Henry Kissinger and blow heating tunnels in Washington buildings.
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Wholesale Price Jump Leads US Inflation Gap
Washington reports January wholesale prices rose six tenths of a percent, the largest monthly gain since 1970, driven mainly by food costs. The Labor Department notes annual food and raw-material prices remain about 22 percent higher than a year ago, with seasonal adjustments easing some gains. Industrial commodities rose three tenths, near the six month average.
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