Skylab Thrusts Sun Watch as Crew Sets Telescopes
The Skylab crew Conrad Kerwin and Weitz begin the fifth day in space with a $50 million solar telescope array and earth resources sensors. Kerwin tests the solar telescopes while the others monitor sun data and maintain the orbital work plan.
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UPI
Skylab
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Pete’’ Conrad
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Earth
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Mission Control
Kerwin
Conrad and
Weitz
Conrad
Donald Slas
Cape Kennedy
Baylor College of Medicine
Memorial Day Honors The Nation’s Fallen Servicemen
Thousands joined parades to honor Americans who died in service. A presidential wreath was laid at Arlington’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in heavy rain by James M. Schlesinger, who pledged to uphold patriotic ideals as long as the nation survives.
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United States
Arlington
Vietnam
U.S
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Achelsinger
Weather Forecast Calls For Warm, Slightly Cooler Midweek
Fair through Wednesday with hot conditions then a cooler trend on Wednesday. Variable winds to 10 mph. Today high 100, low 67. tomorrow high 98. Thursday outlook fair. Temperature data shows yesterday high 100, low 64. River levels read Lake Red Bluff 15.7, Bend Bridge 20.9, Tehama Bridge 203.9, Woodson Bridge 168.7 feet. Sunset 8:30 p.m., sunrise 5:43 a.m. PDT.
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Woodson Bridge
Franklin Street speed limit petition turned to police
A petition signed by 82 residents demanding stricter enforcement of the 25 mph limit on Franklin Street between Walnut and Park has been referred to Red Bluff police for investigation and action, announced Mayor James Hoffman.
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Red Bluff
James Hoffman
County Honors Memorial Day With Services and Band Concert
Assistant District Attorney James P. Lang was the Memorial Day speaker at Oak Hill Cemetery, urging resolve to fix unemployment welfare, political assassinations, and public-trust failures. The Tehama County Band performed as an honor guard fired a volley, Campfire girls laid a wreath, and graves marked the tribute to fallen servicemen.
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America
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John Fenrich
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Lang
Tehama County
U.S
Friday Deadline Set For Tehama County Miss Contest
Four days remain for Tehama County residents age 17 to 25 to enter the Miss Tehama County Contest. The winner becomes county hostess for fair events and other civic occasions, with prizes including a western outfit and a trip to the State Fair.
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Tehama County
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Red Bluff
Fair Board
Red Bluff-Tehama County
Judge grants immunity to Watergate deliveryman
Federal Judge John J. Sirica orders immunity to compel Senate testimony from Roy M. Sheppard, a deliveryman linked to Watergate document removal. hearings by the Watergate committee resume June 5 after two weeks of public sessions.
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UPI
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Roy M. Sheppard
White House
Watergate Committee
Sheppard
Leading Economic Indicator Drops in April After Long Rise
The government's index of leading economic indicators fell 0.6 percent in April, first decline in two and a half years, ending a climb started in October 1970. Economists caution about revisions and await May data to determine if April was an anomaly.
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Washington
UPI
Commerce Department
Tehama County United Crusade Directors Meet
The Tehama County United Crusade directors met with local service agencies on Friday. The Opportunity Center was described by Mrs Sonja Jurich and accepted as a participating member. Boyd Drennan outlined proposed budget allocations and set the 1974 campaign goal at 35000. George Donnelly reported on the spring school personnel campaign and its organization.
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Tehama County
United Crusade
Opportunity Center
Sonja Jurich
United Crusade Program
Boyd Drennan
George Donnelly
Dallas Blob Puzzle Grows In Suburban Garland
The Dallas Times Herald reports a pulsating multicolored blob found last week in Mrs. Marie Harris’s Garland yard has multiplied 16 times in a week. Scientist Arnold Dittman of Growth International says samples were sent for analysis and growth is observed. Residents report similar masses on hedges and on a telephone pole nearby, sparking fear and questions about its nature and control.
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Dallas Times Herald
Marie Harris
Garland
Arnold Dittman
Growth International
Colorado
Ditman
The
Times Herald
Nixon urges start of Arab-Israeli peace negotiations
President Nixon pressed for serious direct or indirect talks between Arab states and Israel to achieve a just lasting peace in the Middle East. Ambassador Scali said the U S backs the 1967 Security Council resolution as the basis for settlement and cautioned against actions altering its substance.
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UPI
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Middle East
United Nations
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United States
Security Council
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Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
Georges Pompidou
Kissinger
Paris
State Department
William Sullivan
Travelers Overcome Gasoline Shortages
Shortages disrupted Memorial Day weekend with many stations closing early or limiting sales. Sohio’s 700 Ohio outlets were shut on Sunday. Oregon, New Jersey, New York, Florida and other states reported hours cuts and 10 gallon caps. Some areas posted Out of Gas signs as drivers hunted for fuel.
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Ohio
California
Florida
Iowa
Minnesota
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Garden State Parkway
Miami
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Interstate 94
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