Bacteria Survive Moon Flight Found in Apollo 12 Equipment
Space Center officials report discovery of Streptococcus mitis on Surveyor 3 gear from Apollo 12. Frederick J. Mitchell found the germ in plastic foam insulation on a camera housing after returning to Earth in November. Scientists note no link to life on the moon. bacteria likely arrived before launch or during repairs.
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Final Junior High Dance Set With Royal Theme
Friday May 29 at 7 30 p m the Pep Club hosts the last school year dance in the gym with theme Someday We ll Be Together Purple and gold bands The Generations from Priest River will perform A king queen princes and princesses will be crowned The dance is for junior high students and guests Tickets available in advance or at the door Student Council voted to donate 75 to fund the event At Jackson Mississippi Governor Williams readies National Guard for funeral amid deaths at Jackson State College promising peace and lawfulness
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Israeli school bus ambush near Lebanon border kills eight
Arab guerrillas using bazookas and assault rifles attack a school bus near Baram close to the Israeli Lebanese line. Eight killed including five children and three adults. 23 children wounded. Evacuation by helicopters and private cars to Safad hospital.
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New York Papers Face Suspension Over Union Slowdown
The New York Times may suspend publication after Sunday if printers union and Times negotiators fail to reach a contract over a work slowdown. The four major New York papers employ 13,000. chapel meetings cut typesetting to five hours daily. union rejects a 31.8 percent wage offer.
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Bernard Cornfeld's IOS downfall and Geneva retreat
Bernard Cornfeld, founder of Investors Overseas Services, resigned as IOS chairman as the firm faltered. Once a power player roaming the globe with high society figures, he now hides in a Geneva villa. IOS assets have plunged from billions to about 129 billion, while Cornfeld retains a board seat and wealth estimated above 100 million.
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