Worden Astronauts Could Be Considered For Space Flight
NASA said Alfred Worden and Apollo 15 crewmate David Scott could be considered for space flight in the future. Worden will move to Ames Research Center in California as a research engineer and test pilot after being reassigned from the astronaut corps following a reprimand over 400 unauthorized stamp covers taken to the moon.
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Soviet Navy May Leave Egypt Soon
Intelligence sources suggest the Soviet Union may be forced to quit its naval bases in Egypt as tensions with President Anwar Sadat rise. Washington sees growing indications the Russian fleet could depart after Sadat reportedly urged withdrawal of Soviet forces. Officials acknowledge a meeting was held but cannot confirm details.
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Peking Man bones photo sparks mystery and chase
Investment banker Christopher Janus claims to hold a photo of Peking Man remains missing since World War II. Dr. Glen Cole of the Field Museum weighs in on potential authenticity while a New York woman allegedly holds the fossils for a rumored half million dollar demand.
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Nixon delays federal pay raise faces congressional test
President Nixon said he will approve a 5.14 percent federal white collar pay raise for January 1 instead of October 1, citing the Economic Stabilization Act. Congress may seek to restore the earlier date, while unions consider court challenges. Safety rules for recreational vehicles were proposed by the National Transportation Safety Board, including driver licenses and possible access limits to forests. Over 4,000 hogs have been killed to curb hog cholera in Kentucky Ohio Indiana with ongoing inspections and disease containment efforts.
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Indochina fighting escalates as attacks widen
Communist sappers and gun crews stepped up attacks on the eve of North Vietnam's national day, killing 24 rangers and wounding 23. Four assaults along a 150 mile stretch of Highway 1 from Da Nang to Qui Nhon targeted Tam Quan, 50 miles north of Qui Nhon.
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