Apollo 14 mission delayed to December or later
Apollo 14 flight delayed at least two months from October to December and possibly into early 1971 due to oxygen tank changes to prevent explosion risk. Astronauts Shepard Roosa and Mitchell remain assigned, with a landing target in the moon valley shifted from Apollo 13 plans as the review board probes the tank incident.
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Stuart A. Roosa
Eidpar
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Moon Valley
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Space Agency
Board of Inquiry
Paine
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Roosa
Mitchell
Sérenity
Nixon’s Daughter Tricia Meets Finch Protesters
Tricia Nixon, 23, a Finch College graduate, met for an hour with two Finch protesters at the White House. She sided with her father’s war policy and told protesters the White House is not listening. She urged peaceful protest and promised to discuss concerns with her father.
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UPI
Nixon
Tricia
Finch College
Finch
White House
Ann Holmes
Missey
Allen
Eldorado Park dance features Satan Jones Blues Band and Rueben Meat
Two music groups will perform at Eldorado Park Recreation Center tonight from 8 to 11. Admission is 1 per person. Rueben Meat includes Coronado High students Keith Clifford Kerry Jackson Mike Regan and Jim Roberts. Girl Scout Troop 441 showcased at ASU Experimental Farm weekend with Scotland and other nations. Coronado High seniors and juniors listed on principal and honor rolls.
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Eldorado Park Recreation Center
Satan Jones
Rueben Meat
Coronado High School
Keith Clifford
Kerry Jackson
Mike Regan
Jim Roberts
Arizona State University Experimental Farm
Scotland
Germany
Holland
Ireland
Italy
Israel
Greece
Sweden
Lena O'Neil
Cliff Woodka
Jobless toll climbs to 4.8 percent in April
The Labor Department reports unemployment rose from 4.4 percent in March to 4.8 percent in April, with 3.9 million jobseekers. Reasons include defense cutbacks, strikes, and weakness in soft and durable goods. Negro unemployment rose to 8.7 percent while white unemployment grew to 4.3 percent.
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UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hot Springs
Business Council
Blaze From Multi Vehicle Crash Douses 1963 Corvair
Fire crews extinguished a blaze in the dash area of a 1963 Corvair after a three car collision at 7100 E Thomas Rd shortly after 6. No injuries were reported. Earlier, two grass and brush fires were put out near Hayden Oak and Granite Reef Indian School shortly after 2 p.m. The causes remain undetermined.
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E. Thomas Rd
Hayden and Oak
Granite Reef and
Indian School
Creed to Speak on Motivation at Scottsdale NAACC Session
Creed Joe F Creed coordinator of Distributive Education Center for Executive Development at Arizona State University will address the Scottsdale area chapter of the National Association of Accountants on Motivation of the Professional. The meeting at the Scottsdale Inn and Country Club opens with a social at 6 15 p m dinner at 6 45 p m and technical session at 7 30 p m all management accountants invited.
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Joe F. Creed
Center For Executive Development
Arizona State University
Scottsdale Area
National Association ~of
Accountants
Creed
Scottsdale Inn and Country Club
Kachina-Tavan Area Carnival Plans Mexican Flair
Kachina PTA runs an all school carnival on the Kachina grounds tonight from 6 to 9 with a Mexican marketplace theme. Students decorated booths featuring Mexican décor and food plus snacks, games, crafts, cake walk doll walk and model car walk. A Candid Camera concession shows candid year photos by Erven Miller. Curt the Clown and a fire engine ride are also scheduled. Proceeds support school needs.
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Kachina
Kachina Pta
Erven Miller
Curt
Wall Street clash as construction workers confront antiwar protesters
More than 300 helmeted workers surged toward City Hall and the Federal Hall area in Manhattan during antiwar protests on Wall Street. Police blocked the crowds from storming City Hall and removed a flag raised briefly from half staff. A worker taunted Mayor Lindsay while Lindsay spoke nearby in Foley Square.
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UPI
Wall Street
City Hall
Vincent Aurelio
George Washington
Federal Hall Memorial
Grinnell Natural History Society Plans Payson Field Trip
The Grinnell Natural History Society schedules a Sunday field trip to visit a seismological laboratory a ranger station fossils and Arizona diamonds in the Payson area. The excursion opens to interested persons leaving 3226 N 76th St at 8 am call Edith Hennacy 944-0987 or Louisé Weller 278-1018 for details.
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The
Grinnel Natural History Society
Arizona
Payson
Edith Hennacy
Louisé Weller
Robber Takes Cash and Checks From Bank Customer
A robber seized $400 in cash and $1,000 in checks from a bank customer in Phoenix. Keith Remmers, 15, said a man with a hunting knife grabbed the deposit bag during a deposit at the C R Anthony Store and fled in a car, prompting a police search.
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UPI
Keith Remmers
C.R. Anthony
First National Bank
Remmers
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