Apollo 10 Crew to Orbit Moon This Day
Apollo 10 prepares to loop around the far side of the Moon with speed around 165 700 mph. The craft will be out of contact with Earth for about 34 minutes while Mission Control in Houston monitors engine ignition and safety features. Stafford Young and Ceman have option to abort if any anomaly is detected.
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Kennedy Pleads for Sirhan Life in Court
The letter from Robert F Kennedy to the judge urges mercy for Sirhan Sirhan, arguing his brother Robert Kennedy would want life over death. Sirhan, 25, sits with his attorney as a new trial hearing begins, with many jurors and press present. Apollo 10 mission updates follow, detailing flight progress, lunar orbit checks, and upcoming maneuvers toward Apollo 11.
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Other Woman in Roosevelt Case Hint at Stress
Geneva Swiss court hears Mrs James Roosevelt held on wounding charge after husband stabbed at Lake Geneva villa. Prosecutor to decide case. bail set at 10000 Swiss francs. Attorney says she faced pressure and possible suicide risk. husband sought divorce through conciliation judge as precedent for Swiss procedure.
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Suspect Held in Mutilation Death of Pat Pierson
Sheriffs homicide detectives detained 25 year old Torrance resident Michael Kenneth Parks after the dismembered remains of Pat Pierson, a 26 year old New Jersey visitor and social worker, were identified. Pierson disappeared two months prior and her car was found at Parks’s workplace service station in Torrance. The body was found near Redondo Beach by children. Evidence included clothing matching Pierson’s roommate and a forged check, though authorities did not confirm Parks’s involvement with the check.
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Kennedy Defends Hue Operation Amid Casualty Revisions
A Senate exchange centers on the Dong Ap Bia assault as part of Operation Apache Snow. Senator Kennedy accuses the action of being senseless and costly, while a military spokesman defends it as a response to enemy concentrations near Hue.
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Lockheed Idles 760 Workers at California Plants
Lockheed Aircraft Corp says it laid off 700 production workers at its Burbank and Van Nuys plants after the Army canceled the Cheyenne helicopter contract. The company calls the layoff a temporary emergency and hopes to rehire all but 200 to 300 workers within a few days.
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Charge Lockheed Underbid for C-5A
The Senate Armed Services Committee will hold hearings June 3 and 4 on allegations that Lockheed underbid the C-5A contract, with estimations suggesting the initial batch could cost up to 2 billion more than 1964 government estimates. Lockheed won the contract by bidding about 200 million below the Air Force low estimate for 12 planes, prompting claims the firm may recoup later through government funding. The first run of 58 planes is in production at Marietta, Georgia, with penalties possible if delivery misses the December 1969 deadline.
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Peru Near Break in U S Relations Visiting May 30 31
Peru set to host President Nixon on the Latin America leg, with Lima deeming the visit inopportune as tension mounts over oil disputes, fishing boat seizures, and U S aid cuts. Ambassador resignation and potential ambassador recall add to the strain. Names include Nixon, John Wesley Jones, Fernando Berckemeyver, Velasco, IPC, and Standard Oil.
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Israel Says Three MiGs Shot Down Near Suez Canal
Israeli jets and ground forces claimed to have downed three Egyptian MiGs near the Suez Canal. An Israeli motorized force moved into central Jordan to attack a guerrilla base south of the Dead Sea while Cairo radio offered a different account of the air battle.
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