Soviets Launch Second Manned Soyuz Vehicle in Space
The Tass agency reported the Soviet Union launched its second manned Soyuz craft, with Commander Paige Klonos and engineer Valencins Lebedev aboard, aimed at testing docking with the Saluv space station. Officials see it as preparation for a 1974 joint Soviet American flight, amid earlier failed docking attempts and a pause in manned space missions following prior tragedies.
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Trains Crash Kills Eighteen Near Salvador, Brazil
Eighteen people died and a man was injured in a collision between two trains on the outskirts of Salvador in northeastern Brazil, according to Jornal do Brasil. The AP report notes the crash occurred as trains collided in the region.
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Missouri Pacific to fund Quintana Overpass upgrade
A Missouri Pacific Railroad official will present a $87,284.99 contract to Foestan Bridge and Engineering Co for the Quintana Overpass project. The plan eliminates traffic tieups on the Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific tracks near the Air Force base. City of San Antonio provides 1.5 million in bonds plus 20,000 revenue sharing. Air Force pledges 1 million. Southern Pacific pays 85,000 and contributes right of way.
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Farah Workers Plan To Outline Aid Tuesday
A plan to aid 909 Farah Manufacturing workers laid off earlier this month will be outlined Tuesday by union spokesmen. About 50 allied groups will attend a news conference detailing the plan as support for the Farah strikers grows.
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Oil in Ground Worth More Oil in Ground Worth More
New York United States senator Henry M Jackson said Arabs will keep tight oil shipments even if Israel talks succeed, arguing high prices show oil in the ground is more valuable than the dollars earned. He told an American Jewish Committee dinner that economic reasons call for strict limits on Arab production, while AFL-CIO president George Meany attended.
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Across Nation Yale Lights Dimmed Across Nation
The Associated Press reports nationwide cuts in holiday electricity use as cities, businesses, and residents reduce or eliminate Christmas displays. Notable actions include Chicago Merchandise Mart removing its large exterior display, Norwalk lights reduced to evenings, and Lorain cutting park decorations except where Lana makes a holiday appearance. William E. Simon endorses indoors displays amid the energy effort.
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