Apollo 10 crew halves moonbound voyage toward lunar approach
Apollo 10 crews push toward the moon on a 251,992 mile journey with Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young aboard. They report thruster noise and ship wobble during midflight while previewing live color TV from space and recording Earth and Moon views.
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High Court Voids Leary Conviction In Tax Defense Context
The High Court voided Leary's conviction citing a valid tax defense that paying the tax would risk self incrimination. The public session marked Fortas' departure and Marshall assuming an eighth seat, with Douglas absent for Oregon engagements. The court also addressed rulings on insurance, stockholder damage claims, and a New York federal case involving Mafia figures.
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Earl Warren
Fortas
Louis Wolfson
Thurgood Marshall
Warren
Marshall
William ©. Douglas
Oregon
U.S
Minnesota Supreme Court
St. Paul
Eugene Thomason
Foun Cally
New York City
Farang
Persica
Vito Genovese
Ecg Ding
Tha Jastes
Philadelphia
Ted
Four Killed in Laguna Smashup Involving Diehm’s Car
Four youths died in a Laguna incident when a northbound car crossed four lanes and a second vehicle collided. Richard C. Clarke 22 from Commerce Alan Heischeber 19 from Van Nuys Mark Prettyman 15 from West Hollywood died. Sam Preto 23 of West Hollywood remained critically injured at South Coast Hospital. Eugene McGuigan 26 of Hawthorne died when his car overran Artesia Freeway end and rolled five times at Lakewood Boulevard in Bellflower.
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Richard C. Clarke
City of Commerce
Alan Heischeber
van Nuys
Mark Prettyman
West Hollywood
Sam Preto
South Coast Hospital
South Laguna
Diehm
Eugene McGuigan
Hawthorne
Artesia Freeway
Lakewood Boulevard
Bellflower
Four Scouts Missing After Mountain Snowstorm Tragedy
Four Boy Scouts vanished during a cross country trip from Fawn Skin on the north shore of Big Bear Lake to Green Valley Lake nine miles away. They carried no food and were expected back in hours. Authorities, hampered by storms, launched daily searches as days passed with no shelter found or signs of fire.
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Big Bear Lake
Green Valley Lake
California
Sheriff's Department
Type of pills taken by Noguchi revealed at hearing
At a Los Angeles Civil Service Commission hearing into his reinstatement two months after charges were filed, the amphetamine Dexamyl was identified as the drug Noguchi allegedly used. Secretary Nancy Palmer and former assistant Herbert McRoy said they saw him take it, with the sheriff’s lab confirming the drug on May 14 as hearings continued.
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Thomas T. Noguchi
Los Angeles Civil Service Commission
Donald A. Stuart
Stuart
Nancy Palmer
Herbert McRoy
Noguchi
Sheriff's Crime Laboratory
Stanford SRI protest clashed with police and guards
A 2000 strong Stanford crowd near the SRI industrial park was dispersed by 450 officers after barricades and attempted blockades. April 3 Movement protesters faced restraining orders, with three arrests reported and many fleeing traffic disruptions in Berkeley and nearby cities through the day.
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Stanford Research Institute
Stanford University
Tresidder Memorial Union
Sri
Berkeley
Glassboro
Johnson
Alexi Kosygin
William Dalton
Delsea Regional High School
Franklinville
Dominic Mariotti
Glassborough
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