Skylab crew fixes cooling, sets long space endurance mark
Houston reports Skylab astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz repaired a dangerously near freezing cooling condenser. Two hours later the men set a 14 day American space endurance record and planned upcoming two mission sequences. Ground control praised their rapid action to prevent equipment damage and keep power steady for experiments.
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Public reply line prompts readers to seek help
A reader service column describes dialing a number for general questions and notes a mimeographed circular urging letters to the Space Center Houston protesting Madalyn M O Mare's condemnation of astronauts reading the Bible on an Apollo flight in 1968. The circular claims 27 000 letters supported her view and calls for one million letters supporting the astronauts.
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Popular Vote Planned to Meet President
Athens AP reports Greece adopts a presidential republic with direct presidential elections for seven years and no re-election. The president will select the prime minister and 20 of 20 parliament members. the 20 honorary members may not vote on confidence or policy.
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Nixon Appeals To Florida Graduates On Campaign Tone
President Nixon spoke at Florida Technological University in Orlando drawing a large crowd of graduates and families. He urged support for peace and inflation control while avoiding Watergate talk, praising veterans and urging youth to lead in a stronger global role.
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So viet Union and US firms plan 10 billion Siberian gas pipeline
The Soviet Union and El Paso Natural Gas and Occidental Petroleum said a 10 billion project to ship Siberian natural gas to the United States could start by 1974. An agreement of intent was announced, with six years of work expected before gas reaches the US via a Yakutsk to Vladivostok route and tanker transfer.
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News Coverage Curb Sought in Watergate Hearings
Special prosecutor Archie Cox asks Judge Sirica to curb news or seal sessions during the Watergate hearings. The issue centers on whether the court can limit media coverage and whether witnesses can be questioned in closed sessions. The Post reports a broader probe proposal may be considered by the committee.
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