Moon Scouters Return Home After Lunar Flight
Apollo 10 crew Cernan Young and Stafford return to the Princeton after a successful lunar rehearsal. They praise the mission and the US Navy, reflect on progress, and prepare for further return to Houston.
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Dropped Charge in Noguchi Case Sparks Autopsy Demands
A single charge against Noguchi was dropped as prosecutors and defense spar over the autopsy. Witnesses disputed the Kennedy autopsy as the most perfect, while defense cites a flawless record. Nancy Palmer testified Noguchi took a Dexamy l pill in August 1938, with the pill selection contested by the board during reinstatement hearings.
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Students plan march on Sacramento amid UC branch protests
The article describes college students from nine UC branches planning a march on Sacramento as a political issue grows with mayoral candidates seeking advantage. It notes clashes in Berkeley over a disputed park and a large National Guard presence, as well as reactions from university officials and figures like Norman Mailer and Father Hesburgh.
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High Court Rehears Death Penalty Case Overruling Unclear
The Supreme Court ordered a new round of arguments next term on whether the death penalty is constitutional. The Arkansas case involves William L Maxwell convicted of raping a woman in Hot Springs in 196. New justices Burger and Fortas successor will sit. The court also ruled on state tax collection from servicemen and other matters in a day of decisions.
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Parvin Foundation investigated as Justice Douglas faces pressure
A Washington report details Louis Parvin and the Parvin Foundation amid IRS probes into the foundation and Douglas lettered tensions. It notes Douglas sought to resign after nine years and warned of heavy workload and health concerns after an appendectomy.
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Adlai Stevenson to Head Demo Meet in Denver
The Democratic National Committee names Utah Governor Calvin Rampton and Adlai Stevenson II to lead the committee on party structure. They will oversee delegate selection and a hearing at the University of Denver law school auditorium on Wednesday.
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