Apollo 10 lunar mission faces delay risk from inspection
After splashdown in the Pacific on May 18 the Apollo 10 crew underwent medical checks and a swift carrier recovery. NASA officials, led by George Low, warned of possible delays as debriefings planned to cover liftoff, coast, and the eight-hour lunar flyby.
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Earrier
Princeton
United States
Europe
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Astronsuis
Stafford
Young
Carnan
Secalt
Moon
Sugar
Cernan
Apalin 10
Neil A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edwin FE. Aldrin
Michael Collins
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
New Drug for Palsy Sufferers
Dr. Kakkis discusses Levodopa as a new treatment enabling paralyzed patients to drink water unassisted and perform simple movements. The drug, taken as pills, reduces voluntary movement difficulty and rigidity, with tremors alleviation slower, and requires initial hospitalization for safety. About 500,000 Parkinson's victims exist in the United States with 45,000 new cases yearly.
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Dr. Kakkis
Kakkis
United States
Nixon Pushes Overhaul Of Post Office Political Control
President Nixon proposed transforming the Post Office into a self sustaining entity with a board of directors appointed by the president and Senate approval. Seven directors would pick a CEO and COO aiming for self sufficiency within five years while reducing political patronage and introducing binding arbitration for disputes.
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United States
Blount
Board of Directors
Senate
Nixon
Post Office Department
Indictment of National Brewing over 1964 Senate funds
A federal grand jury indicted National Brewing Co. in Baltimore for unlawfully contributing campaign funds tied to Pierre Salinger’s 1964 California Senate bid. The case cites a $5,000 payment to Walter Leftwich Organization, Salinger’s Beverly Hills agency, under an agreement prior to the primary. If convicted, the brewery faces up to a $10,000 fine.
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Washington
National Brewing Co
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ally
John N. Mitchell
Baltimore
National
Walter Leftwich
Beverly Hills
Salinger
California
Alan Cranston
U.S
George Murphy
John F. Kennedy
Prand
Berkeley March to Capitol in protest over People's Park
Berkeley protesters demanded Gov. Reagan lift the emergency and withdraw National Guard and police after a 7,500-strong march to the Capitol. One death occurred earlier in the week amid clashes over a vacant UC site slated for a sports field. Campus rallies continued with mixed attendance and varied campus responses across UC campuses.
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Capitol
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
National Guard
Berkeley
University
Santa Cruz
Dean McHenry
Santa Barbara
Vernon
Cheadle
San Diego
Riverside
Irvine
Daniel Aldrich
Davis
UCLA
San Francisco
Alex Staleto
Campus clashes leave officers wounded and fires set
Police report three officers shot during campus clashes with crowds that hurled bricks and firebombs injuring nine officers. In Denton a police shooting wounded a girl and two men as gunfire erupted amid a car crash response near Texas Woman’s University. Nine youths were detained with firemaking equipment. two injuries were reported in Cairo Illinois as fires and gunfire hit fire response crews.
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Seattle
Denton
Wayne Autrey
Texas Woman's University
Bible College Head Calls Apollo Crew Cussing Blasphemous
Dr Larry W Poland of Miami Bible College branded the Apollo 10 astronauts profanity near the moon as blasphemous He sent telegrams to President Nixon and to the Space Council voicing his rebuke and urging action against the crew's language
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Congress
Florida
Nixon
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bible College
Miami
UPS
Larry W. Poland
Miami Bible College
Poland
Space
AML
Manned Space Flight Center
Houston
Tether Ball Accident Ends In Tragic Hanging
A 5 year old girl, Ronda Louise Cabral, was found dangling from a folding chair beneath a tether ball rope at her uncle's house in Stanislaus County after the ball swung and wrapped the rope around her neck. Deputies stated resuscitation attempts failed. The incident occurred Monday night and authorities described it as a fatal tether ball accident.
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Stanislaus County Sherif
Ronda Louise Cabral
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Eblington Air Force Base
Manned Spacecrate Center
Space Agency
Thomas C. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George Low
Apollo Spacecraft Office
Tion
Post Office
House
Treasury
Salinger Aid
Wallace Johnson
People's Park
University of California
Reagan
James Rector
San Jose
Mondtay
Berkley
Autrey
Glenda Hopkins
Texas Western
Ralph Stolew
North Texas State University
Flow Memorial Hospital
North Texas State
Cairo
Tri-County
Pyramid Courts
Ohio River
Gairo
Champaign
Ilve
Uybana
University of Hlinvis
Porlice
Burch Village
Vienna
Upper Austria
Federal Communications Commissions
Welch’s
Welch's
Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Action Man
Bond
Lakewood Blvd
Lakewood Center
Anahaim Shopping Center
Huntington Beach
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