Astronauts Prepare For Long Journey Home After Busy Moon Day
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan wrapped a hectic day around the moon by photographing landing sites and studying landmarks for future missions. They slept until noon but rose early for more tasks as Mission Control allowed rest. A camera jam and cabin insulation flakes caused minor issues.
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Apollo 10 crew report irritation from sneezing during lunar mission
Apollo 10 ends its 24 day lunar orbit and prepares for a 54 hour return to Earth with a Pacific splashdown planned. The crew described a hair raising day, tested a landing site, and cautioned about boulders and craters as they refine plans for the July 16 Apollo 11 Moon landing.
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Tehama Colusa Canal bids opened for first reach work
Bids opened in Willows for the Tehama Colusa Canal first reach including Red Bluff fish spawning channels. A Salt Lake City joint venture led by Gibbons and Reed Company with Clyde W Woods and Sons bid 9 110 764 lowest.
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More Scholarships This Season From Red Bluff High Fund
The Red Bluff High School Community Scholarship board reports over $2,000 in the treasury, promising more awards in the tenth year. James G. Ford, chairman, notes the fund supports graduating students and honors contributors, with no expenses and 100 percent of gifts going to recipients. He cites unusually large contributions following several deaths among prominent members.
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Tentative Chicago Teachers Strike Pact Hopes Reopen 523 Schools
Negotiators expressed hope that a tentative agreement reached after long talks may allow 523 Chicago schools closed by a teachers strike to reopen on Monday. The Chicago Teachers Union faces a ratification vote by about 19 000 members this weekend while Daley previews a wage and work condition settlement as fair and substantial.
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War total grim as 5388 U S planes lost in Vietnam
The U S Command reported forty two more American aircraft lost in the past week bringing the war toll to 5388 since 1961. The week included 27 helicopters and 15 fixed wing planes, with two $2 million F4 Phantom fighters and a KC130 tanker lost in a refueling collision off the coast. Ground fighting persisted as B52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese buildup areas north of Saigon and near Dak To.
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Sirhan moved to San Quentin Death Row cell
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, condemned for the Kennedy assassination, was quietly moved to San Quentin Prison and placed in Death Row cell 33. Guards faced a tense scene as security measures began at dawn, with the publicized relocation marking a grim chapter in the case.
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Rogers Leaves Asia With Belief Allies Know Responsibility
Secretary of State William P. Rogers left Bangkok with the belief that U S allies in Southeast Asia will assume greater defense responsibility in the future. Officials said three days of talks with allied foreign ministers improved understanding of Nixon policies toward the region. They added the United States aims to wind down Vietnam but will not abandon defense commitments there.
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Weather Forecast With Fair Skies and Cooler Temperatures
Mostly fair today and tonight with partly cloudy Saturday, cooler temperatures and southerly winds 7 to 15 mph increasing to 12 to 20 mph this evening. High 84 today, low 54 tonight, high 80 tomorrow. River levels at Lake Red Bluff 15.9 ft Bend Bridge 22.8 ft Woodson Bridge 171.2 ft. Sunrise 5 46 am Sunset 8 26 pm PDT.
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