Soviet Dock Noted As Warmup For Apollo Soyuz Linkup
The Soviet Union reports two rookie cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 15 have orbited and plan to dock with Salyut 3 this week for seven to ten days of experiments. Cosmonauts Lt. Col. Gennady Sarafanov and Col. Lev Demin, 48, lead the mission seen as rehearsal for the July 1975 three-man Apollo craft and two-man Soyuz linkup.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Salyut
Gennady Sarafanov
Lev Demin
Tass
Vladimir Shatalov
Shatalov
Pavel Popovich
Yuri Artyukhin
Salyut 3 Space Lab
Lindbergh Dies at 72 in Maui Home Rites Held
Charles A. Lindbergh known as the Lone Eagle dies of cancer at a Maui beach cottage. He chose simple burial in khaki clothing in Kipahulu with a small family funeral. President Ford, Sen. Humphrey, and others honor his aviation legacy.
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Hawaii
UPI
Maui
Charles A. Lindbergh
Aviation
Lone Eagle
Lindbergh
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
New York
Paris
St. Louis
Haleakala
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Howell
Hana
Washington
Ford
America
Hubert H. Humphrey
Missionary Church
John Pincher
Plane like its pilot Lindbergh built by Ryan Aircraft
Washington UPI reports the Spirit of St Louis was spare and lean like its pilot Charles A Lindbergh. The high wing monoplane built in San Diego cost 6000 dollars plus engine and instruments. Only one was made and Lindbergh flew it with a blind cockpit and limited forward vision from Roosevelt Field.
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Lindbergh
Roosevelt Field
Long Island
N.Y
Miranda to stand trial on weapon charge in Tempe
Ernesto Miranda, famed for the 1963 kidnap rape ruling, was ordered to stand trial on a felon in possession of a gun charge after police found a revolver in his car during a July 13 stop. The case follows the landmark Miranda warnings Supreme Court decision in 1966.
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Tempe
UPI
Ernesto Miranda
U.S. Supreme Court
Miranda
Michael Breedlove
Henry Florence
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Supreme Court
The Aces Book Review Highlights Bridge Conventions
A Saturday Review Press volume by Terence Reese and Albert Dormer receives praise as a comprehensive bridge guide. The piece notes clear play analysis using a sample no trump hand and discusses modern conventions and systems.
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Terence Reese
Albert Dormer
Saturday Review Press
Park Avenue South
N.Y.C
Choosing the right suit to attack in bridge
The article outlines a bridge tactic where declarers choose between diamonds and clubs based on protecting the third suit hearts. It explains that crossing to dummy and using the diamond finesse after an initial heart lead yields the contract, preventing opponents from winning tricks early. The authors praise the book for serious players.
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Declarer
East
West
Uncle Charles remembered by nephews in Peru dispatch
UPI manager for Peru Stephen Morrow recalls Charles A Lindbergh as a distant uncle, detailing their Florida house in Darien Conn, family life, his strict discipline, and his views on independence. The piece notes Lindbergh’s revival in the Air Force as brigadier general under Eisenhower, and quirks such as rejecting canned foods and pasteurized milk only.
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Stephen Morrow Lima
UPI
Lone Eagle
Charles
Darien
Conn
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow, Jr
Anne Morrow
New York City
Long Island Sound
Uncle Charles
Wyoming
Arnold Toynbee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Air Force
Seniors Help Each Other Through Transition and Community
A Copley News Service column addresses aging, relocation, and social support in Chillicothe Ohio. It urges seniors to engage in community activities, write letters, visit hospitals, and consider music or volunteer roles at the Senior Center to ease adjustment and reduce isolation.
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John T. Watts
Copley
John
Lonely
Ohio
Big Wheels
Little
Chillicothe
Spike Jones
Copley News Service
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