Final Rites for Georgia Senator Richard Russell
Thousands mourn in Winder as Sen. Richard B. Russell lies in state, burial beside his father follows a winter funeral in rain. The Georgia statesman, longtime governor and Senate dean, died of a respiratory infection complicated by emphysema after 50 years in public service.
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Apollo 14 Countdown Begins Lunar Landing
Cape Kennedy AP Countdown began today for Sunday's launch of the Apollo 14 astronauts on the most difficult lunar landing mission yet. Shepard Roosa and Mitchell faced final preflight exams as engineers worked on electrical checks and booster engine starters. The crew, isolated for two weeks, faced a $251 million cost over Apollo 13’s failure, with two moon walks planned in Fra Mauro formation.
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Chrysler Workers To Vote on Contract
BRIVUELURL Conn UPI reports Chrysler workers are set to vote on a new contract. The story notes tension over terms as the company negotiates with a union, outlining key concessions and potential impacts on wages and benefits. The article places the vote in the broader context of ongoing labor disputes and corporate strategy.
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White skinned Assurini tribe found deep in Amazon
In Brazil’s Amazon region the National Indian Foundation reports a white skinned, red bearded tribe named the Assurini discovered in the jungle. The find comes as Chrysler and UAW near a new three year pact while salaried workers vote, with results due by February 2. Negotiations continue amid broader austerity and housing matters in New Orleans and the Pacific.
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U N move urged after New York attacks on Soviet diplomats
Pravda denounces hostile hooligans in New York and urges removal of the United Nations if attacks on Soviet and Arab missions continue. The Pravda report cites ongoing intimidation of Soviet diplomats, damaged cars, and Moscow anger at U.S. handling as it questions the UN’s normal functioning in New York.
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Nixon plans regional stops to push budget goals
President Nixon will tour four regional GOP meetings starting in February to push his budget plan featuring revenue sharing and federal reorganization. Vice President Agnew and White House aides expected to campaign for the proposals, while Democrats Mansfield and Albert predicted tough opposition in Congress.
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