Apollo 17 nears lunar orbit after precise rendezvous
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Gernon Ronald Evans and Jack Schmitt slip from Earth's gravity into space en route to the moon. They travel 33 634 miles from Earth at 2 282 mph toward a planned orbit and a dramatic impact test expected to trigger artificial moonquakes.
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America
Eugene A. Gernon
Ronald E. Evans
Jack Schmitt
Space
Moon
Mission Control
Schmitt
Truman improves as he rests in hospital
In Kansas City Missouri former President Truman, aged 89, spoke softly to his wife and daughter as he showed signs of rest and tolerance to intravenous feedings. Doctors called him stable and better than recent days while noting he is not yet out of danger.
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Kansas City
UPI
Hany
Truman
Margaret Daniel
Wallace Graham
Graham
Daniel
Nixon
Johnson
Research Hospital
Missing Person Case With Lead To New Jersey Ride
An 18 year old White female last seen Nov 10 1972 in Syracuse after meeting a man identified as Bill Lacy at Upstate Medical Center. She wore a navy blue peacoat and dungarees with a blue knapsack and sought a ride to Monmouth New Jersey. Police seek information from Missing Persons Section Syracuse Police Department at 132 phones Area code 315 474-5515.
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Monmouth
New Jersey
Bill Lacgy
Subject
Bill Lacy
Upstate Medical Center
E. Adams St
Area of Medical Center
Syracuse Police Department
Coed Missing From Syracuse University Mystery Deepens
Police investigators say the case of Karen Levy, an 18 year old Syracuse University freshman from New Jersey, may be nearing a dead end. She disappeared after meeting a man at a party on November 10, with no trace since.
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Syracuse University
New Jersey
Special Police Department
Karen Levy
Season brings early gifts for 30 Vincent House kids
The Empire Magazine reports 30 children from the Vincent House neighborhood center will enjoy gifts games and goodies at the Army Reserve Center in Liverpool. The event promises holiday cheer and festive activities for the youngsters.
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Vincent House
Army Reserve Center
Liverpool
Empire Magazine
Mystery of Karen Levy Clashes With Police Work
The Karen Levy case spurs a $2500 tip reward and a renewed police search led by Syracuse detective William Reidy. A tip pointed to a possible twin named Bill Lacey but was ruled out after a polygraph and witnesses. A wooded Elbridge area search followed a tense night of uncertainty.
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William Reidy
Syracuse
Reidy
Bill Lacey
Gnan
Elbridge
Strauss elected Democratic National Committee chair
Robert Strauss a Dallas attorney and fundraiser was chosen to lead the DNC defeating George Mitchell and Harold Manatt after Jean Westwood resigned. The nine hour meeting saw 10645 votes for Strauss, 724 for Mitchell, and 26 for Manatt.
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Washington
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Tex
Democratic National Committee
Strauss
George Mitchell
Maine
Harold Manatt
California
Jean Westwood
George McGovern
DNC
McGovern
Mitchell
Manatt
Snow Likely With Freezing Temperatures At Hancock Airport
The Hancock Airport weather office predicts a 90 percent chance of snow or rain today and a 60 percent chance of occasional flurries tonight and tomorrow. Highs in the mid 30s, overnight lows 20 to 25, with east to southeast winds at 10 to 20 mph. The season total at the Hancock station stands at 25.5 inches.
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Hancock Airport
Kissinger Talks Move to Technical Level Truce Session
In Paris Henry Kissinger completed a week of secret peace talks with Hanoi and a technical level meeting was set for today. Alexander Haig flew to Washington to brief President Nixon on progress while U S and North Vietnamese delegates planned to detail possible compromises in writing.
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Paris
U.S
David Lambertson
Kissinger
Man Told Pal He Didn't Mind Flaws Being Noted
A man told a friend he did not mind his wife listing his imperfections but balked at writing to Ralph Nader. The remark was noted as a light exchange in a casual talk setting.
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Ralph Nader
Bush pilot found alive after 31 days in Arctic
United Press International reports 45 year old bush pilot Martin Hartwell survived 31 days in sub zero Arctic conditions after his Beechcraft crash near Great Bear Lake. Four aboard the mercy flight from Cambridge Bay to Yellowknife Hospital. three others died. Hartwell recovered at Stanton Yellowknife Hospital with two years north flying experience.
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Yellowenife
Northwest Territories
Martin Hartwell
Cambridge Bay
Arctic Circle
Yellowknife Hospital
Hartwell
Judy Ili
Nemee Mulloyak
David Kootook
Stanton
Jack Sigvalvason
Denny Ryan
Canadian Armed Forces
Edmonton
Great Bear Lake
Artic
Ryan
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