Skylab crew returns after 28 days in space
Skylab astronauts come home on June 22 after a 28 day mission. They remained healthy and performed well while in orbit and demonstrated repairs possible only by humans. Their work supports future longer missions and international cooperation in space stations.
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Paper Jungle: Washington Faces Mounting Red Tape Burden
In a Washington dispatch the paper burden on government and small business is described as a five billion annual flow stored in federal buildings at three dollars per square foot. Since the Hoover Commission years this cost has grown, despite Eisenhower directives, and a new commission with real power is urged to cut red tape and curb paper shortages and pollution impacts on mills.
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Reaction to costly funerals hurts morticians
Louis Casse ls reports a rising public push against expensive funerals. The National Funeral Directors Association defends open casket viewing as essential to acknowledging death while disputing critics on cost and psychology.
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Rock Swett Quits Modeling After Objectification Rant
The top male nude model Rock Swett announces retirement amid criticism that he is viewed as a sex object. He cites fame from Playgirl and California Girl magazines, recalls controversial pasts, and says he plans to become a hairdresser after a final press appearance.
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Drought Threatens Millions With Starvation Across Multiple Nations
A two year drought stretches from the Soviet Union to Australia threatening mass hunger. India and China face crop failures and food riots, while central Africa faces potential famine by October as relief efforts risk disruption.
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The List Enemies Of Nixon And A Notable Night
A columnist recalls THE LIST kept by the White House to bar undesirables from social functions. The piece recounts Uncle Sylvester’s Rose Garden incident and playful plans to counter social events with neighbors in Links Grove and Sinks Grove, noting a political rumor about Gregory Peck.
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God as a sports fan in Mike Royko column
Chicago columnist Mike Royko riffs on people attributing events to God. He recalls family grief over a grandmother, a homicide case, a plane crash survivor, and Janet Lynn turning pro for 1.5 million. Royko toys with God guiding Miss Lynn and other sports figures amid world conflicts.
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Byrd Takes Over Sophia General Food Store
Robert Byrd has purchased stock and fixtures from Henry Smith to operate and rename the Main Street store as Byrd's General Food Store in Sophia. A Raleigh Register clipping notes Byrd, a House of Delegates member, will seek re election on the Democratic ticket in November.
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