Skylab needs cooling as plan for sunshield debated
NASA officials at Houston report interior Skylab 1 temperatures exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit making the station uninhabitable. A spacewalk by astronauts Conrad Kerwin and Weitz may be required to install a sunshield, with Marshall Space Flight Center engineers devising a temporary fix and evaluating other cooling ideas.
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UPI
The
Space Agency
Chuck Lewis
Marshall Space Plight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Russell Schweickart
Lewis
Skylab
Bordhce
Johnsen Space Cenge
Orbiting Workshop
France
Beginerts
Backers Propose Steps Toward Downtown Redevelopment
Private developers of San Antonio New Town offer to step aside and let the city or an alternative public agency handle the seven million dollar downtown redevelopment. Investors led by Red McCombs urge council unity as three options confront (Continued, Page 2, Cal 1).
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San Antonio New Town
San Antonio
St. Anthony
New Vocht Pal Wiliam Talement Urgitg
Atori
Becker
Iaty Council
SANT
Council
Thenon
McCeonbs, Ochse
Bob Hants
Honts
Meuihe
Solian
Connect
McCombs
Discharge Woes Stifle Job Ambitions For Veteran
A veteran recalls service hardships in the Air Force, a debt dispute resolved, and a general discharge in 1960. He sought, then faced a possible barrier to joining the San Antonio Police Department when a city hall personnel file suggested his discharge might disqualify him. He has since worked for the federal government nine years with an outstanding record and notes a long marriage, four children, and college credits.
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Air Force
San Antonio
Balloon flies over San Antonio during night sky show
A National Scientific Balloon Facility festival balloon released near Palestine passed over San Antonio shortly after sundown, causing residents to look skyward for Skylab. The event, led by Robert C. Haymus of Rine University, occurred around 9 30 p.m. and mixed science with local curiosity.
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San Antonio
Thesday
Skylab
Natonal Scientific
Palestine
Aides Wanted CIA Cover Panel Told
Senate testimony disclosed that three of President Nixon's lay aides sought CIA involvement to cover up the Watergate scandal. Sen. Stuart Symington said Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean tried to shift responsibility and obstruct justice during the summer.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
CIA
Senate
Stuart Symngton
D-Mo
White House
Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
FR. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Ahn W. Dean
Haldeman
Ehr
SEC Chief Resigns Over Watergate Influence Allegations
Washington reports G. Bradfard Cook resigned as SEC chairman after a grand jury accused him of being influenced by Republican fundraiser Maurice H Sians in a Watergate related CIA matter. The article notes Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and others involved faced denials and hearings, with ongoing investigations and testimony across the White House and CIA.
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Washington
Upl
G. Bradfard Cook
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maurice H Sians
Symington
CIA
Vernon Walters
Haldeman
Ehrhehman
FBE
Watergate
Democratic National Committee
Dean
Salar
White House
Nisans
Uchman
Washington Star-News
Dew
The
Star
Kissinger Opens Paris Cease-Fire Talks Amid Vietnam Warnings
Henry Kissinger arrives in Paris to begin talks with Le Duc Tho on a three to four day process aimed at strict cease-fire compliance. North Vietnam warns the talks will not start or continue if the United States escalates bombing near the Cambodia border, while Washington denies the charges and seeks to persuade Hanoi of restraint.
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Paris
UPI
Henry Akissinger
Hahoi
North Vietnam
U.S
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Tho
Man Kissinger
Vienam
United States
Washington
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Kissinger
Wanai
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S.A
Robert C. Haymus
Rine University
Sam
SEC
Lichman
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Fran
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