Apollo 9 Prepares for Saturn V Launch Amid Cold Recovery
Ground crews at Cape Kennedy resume preparations for the Apollo 9 mission with astronauts James A. McDivitt David R. Scott and Russell L. Schweickart. Aiming for an 11 am Monday launch on a 10 day Earth orbital test, the crew reported improving from colds after a five hour simulator session and final flight plan reviews.
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Shaw acquitted in JFK conspiracy case in New Orleans
In New Orleans an all male jury found Clay L. Shaw not guilty on charges of conspiring to murder John F. Kennedy, delivering a unanimous verdict on the second anniversary of his arrest. Shaw, 55, reacted with disbelief and gratitude as the clerk announced the verdict at 2:02 a.m. EST.
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Violence erupts at UC Berkeley campus clash with Guardsmen
National Guardsmen and police cleared several hundred militant students on the Berkeley campus using tear gas and bayonets after a seven block spread into surrounding streets. A police helicopter directed the operation as shoppers and shopkeepers were gassed.
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Arizona woman chats with London post office operator
A letter to the editor in the London Daily Express describes a long conversation after dialing 100 for an operator at the Post Office on Commercial Road East London. The caller found herself speaking with a woman in Arizona and noted they had a lengthy chat.
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Two Teens Hurt in Friday Scottsdale Auto Crashes
Friday accidents in Scottsdale left two passengers with minor injuries. Debbie Burris 15 of 8143 E Mitchell was slightly hurt when her brother Kenneth's car failed to yield at 82nd Street and Indianola. Burns cited for failure to yield. A second three car crash at 45 W Indian School Rd injured Shirley Miller 32 of Glendale. Miller rode with Gary Miller 32. Kenneth Yunker 34 of Aberdeen SD caused damage to three cars including Ellen Salazar 40 of Phoenix.
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Eisenhower Reported Very Weak as Pneumonia Persists
Washington UPI reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 78, was described as very weak today while taking small sips of liquid at Walter Reed Army Hospital. A bulletin noted no progression of pneumonia and stable heart status, with the nasogastric tube removed and oxygen support ending.
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Big Three reject Berlin claims over West Berlin access
The United States Britain and France rejected Soviet charges of illegal West German military activity in Berlin as groundless and affirmed free access routes remain open. They noted only the eastern sector showed organized German military activity and urged caution to avoid international tension. Bonn's Kiesinger seeks a report for Nixon and aims to meet the Soviet envoy as tensions rise ahead of March elections.
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Nixon and De Gaulle hold talks amid UPI report of split
In Versailles at the Trianon Palace Nixon and De Gaulle spoke for six hours in a good atmosphere about the rift between the United States and France on world issues. Police faced a large protest in Place de la Republique as thousands gathered with Viet Cong banners. Nixon planned a banquet and informal talks at the U.S. Embassy as crowds cheered during his return journey.
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Burglars Take 7 TVs From Appliance City
Burglars hoisted seven color television sets and a portable record player from Appliance City at 1126 N Scottsdale Rd early this morning. An officer found the premises in order between 1 and 1 30 am and again at 3 46 am after a broken front door glass. The burglars used a truck to load the merchandise and total loss awaiting inventory. In a separate burglary at 6626 E Vernon, a portable TV and a $450 electric guitar were stolen between Friday evening and early morning with a broken kitchen window entry.
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Sirhan Seeks Death in Los Angeles Murder Trial
Sirhan B. Sirhan told Superior Court Judge Hebert V. Walker that he planned and carried out the murder of Robert F. Kennedy and wanted to die. The judge refused to dismiss defense lawyers and ordered the trial to proceed as Mary Sirhan sobbed on the witness stand. The defense claims Sirhan has diminished capacity and hopes to call him to testify next week.
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Army Seizes Power in Syria Coup Replacing Civilian Rule
In a swift move, Lt. Gen. Hafez Al-Assad leads the Syrian Army to oust President Noureddin Al-Atassi and form a new government. Troops seize Damascus Radio and Television, guard the Central Bank, and seek to widen military influence amid strained civil ties and Soviet-backed support. An official proclamation was expected.
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Kidney transplant patient shows post-op setback
In Phoenix at Good Samaritan Hospital Violet Lopez 25 of Mesa faced a expected deterioration after receiving a kidney Tuesday from her brother Guillermo Lopez Jr. The officials said the setback is to be expected at this postoperative stage, but Lopez remained in very good condition.
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