Red Ships Anchor Off Florida Coast
Five of eight Soviet vessels bound for Cuba anchored about 70 miles off Key West, Florida, while three ships remained under way. Havana expected by July 20 for Cuba’s national day. Newsweek cited U S Navy fears of a Cuban base to service Polaris missiles, with submarines carrying 16 missiles and a Cuban tender for storage, surveilled by Jacksonville patrols.
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Soviet Moonship debate widens space the tone
Critics say Luna 15 distracts from the American moon bid while Western Moscow space experts warn the best outcome is a lunar token. Reports note two Soviet blasts on launch pads recently, Luna 15 may orbit during Apollo 11 arrival and monitor the mission.
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Spacemen Schedule Moon Landing and Moonwalk Times
Spacemen in a nationwide broadcast touch down on the moon at 6 19 p m Armstrong to make the first step at 2 21 a m Monday Aldrin to follow 20 minutes later They blast off again at 1 57 p m Monday and rejoin Collins at 6 22 p m Splashdown in the Pacific planned for 12 51 p m July 24 Worldwide prayers mark the mission Pope and White House expresses hopeful support Weather expected favorable for Apollo f launch
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Mt Rainier Fall Kills 2 Climbers
Two Seattle climbers died on Mount Rainier when their rope team slid about a thousand feet into Winthrop Crevasse during descent from the summit. A third youth survived as rangers airlifted Chris Marshall from the 11,000 foot level with multiple injuries.
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Weekend Nixon Sees Drugs Threat as National Crisis
President Nixon urged Congress to act against drug abuse declaring a national threat to personal health and safety. He cited an 800 percent rise in juvenile drug arrests and about 40 000 heroin addicts in New York City, proposing federal action and international cooperation.
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Five Czechs killed during border escape attempt
Five Czechoslovaks were killed when a heavy truck tried to smash the Bayerisch Eisenstein border crossing into West Germany. German guards fired on the vehicle, the steel barrier held, and the remaining escapees were captured. one was reported shot.
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Three Flee Prison in Gunfight at Tucker Prison Farm
Three convicts escaped from Tucker Prison Farm Arkansas armed with rifles and pistols and fled in a car before abandoning it near the grounds. One escapee wounded in a gunfight with a guard was captured after a three hour search. The trio identified by authorities as John Anthony Hicks Larry Ewing and Jimmy Blake left the facility around 4 20 am. Hicks said another escapee was injured. A federal grand jury recently indicted 19 men for brutal punishments at Arkansas prison facilities including two prison farms and two county forts. Ewing serving a five year term Blake a 16 year sentence.
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Jimmy Blake
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Outburst disrupts AMA meet as protesters accuse group of crimes
In New York a protest at the American Medical Association conference saw about 50 doctors walk out after a dissident coalition demanded a hearing. Richard Kunnes called the AMA racist and criminal, while the crowd booed and a guest card was burned. The session resumed with remarks from Dr. Wilbur and Dr. Egeberg.
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