Moon Mission Flags Sixth Flag On The Moon
The astronauts deployed a flag, their nation's sixth, in the lunar surface mission at the moon near the Challenger. Cernan and Schmitt spent six hours on the moon gathering samples and deploying a science station as they maneuvered in the dusty surface. They returned to Challenger at 2 01 a.m. EST exhausted but proud of the day's work.
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Cernan
U.S
Mankind
Challenger
Schmitt
Mission Control
Winter Weather Tamps Down With Icy Roads Across Area
Temperatures fall during Wednesday as the Indiana outlook calls for cold cloudy conditions through Saturday with a risk of snow Thursday and Friday. Icy sidewalks caused minor injuries at Union Hospital where Joyce Huffman, 20, suffered head injuries after a car crash near N 13th and Beech. Raymond Hampton, 30, was treated and released after his semi overturned on I 70. Police reported many vehicles off roads, but few injuries. Vigo County roads were slick and impassable early Tuesday, with crews assisting stranded motorists.
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Indiana
Union Hospital
Joyce Huffman
Lafayette Ave
N. 13Th
Beech Sts
Northside
Raymond Hampton
Berkley
Indianapolis
ISP
Isp Said That Some Vigo County
Vigo County
Fixodent Denture Adhesive Revolutionizes Comfort
A plastic cream named FixOpeNIT claims to hold both uppers and lowers for a secure denture fit. The elastic membrane helps absorb bite shock and may improve chewing speech and confidence. The pencil-point dispenser aims precise application and long-lasting hold for hours. See your dentist regularly.
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U.S. Pat
Apollo Astronauts Seek Ancient Moon Rocks in Taurus-Littrow
Space Center Houston reports Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt sleep before resuming lunar exploration in Challenger to search for ancient rocks. Ronald Evans aboard America will operate orbiting science instruments. In Paris Kissinger meets Tho as cease-fire talks near climax. Thieu proposes Christmas peace package, Viet Cong rejects. Shultz to review wage price controls beyond April. UN action on terrorism stalls as 76-34 vote limits future steps. Truman remains hospitalized but stable with serious condition.
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Moon
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
U.S
Viet Cong
Thieu
National Assembly
Paris
Washington
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Indiana Sees Widespread Ice Rain Snow Across Regions
Indiana faces icy roads and freezing rain with 1.65 in the north closed by ice. The Calumet region_RECORD reports about two inches of snow. Terre Haute expects relief from ice with warming temps while the north end of the state endures more freezing rain and snow. Nationwide, the weather worsens with icy rain and traffic accidents rising. snow in the far west and a southwest cold wave warning, while the southeast Florida and the Dakotas enjoy fair skies.
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Indiana
Vigo County
Calumet
Terre Haute
Midwest
Florida
Dakotas
Minnesota
Hal Boyle Continues From Page Four Comedy Exchange
The dialogue features a cabbie Willoughby asked to winter on the Riviera while another writer mocks a literary lion. A book signing draws buyers seeking refunds, and the line about a fairy tale markets satirical punch.
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Willoughby
Santa Claus
Syphilis Education and the Call for Early Treatment
The article warns that syphilis can affect any organ and cause severe health damage across life. It highlights congenital effects, premarital testing, routine hospital screenings, and the need for intensive education to prevent and treat infection, citing Sir William Osler on medical knowledge. It ends by noting stigma as a barrier to care and asks about chest pain after a basketball injury.
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Wiliam Osler
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hope’s wartime travels shape a lifetime of memories
The article recalls Bob Hope in Ireland and Indochina era postings. It notes a hardened reaction to POW and MIAs, a confrontational meeting with a North Vietnamese spokesman, and Hope’s reflection on four decades of U.S. wars. He signs forms to notify loved ones and remains grateful for memories despite hardship.
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Ireland
U.S
Army Air Corps
Hope
Bob
Indochina
Vian Thanh
Vientiane
Laos
van Thanh
America
Medical note on rib injuries and disclosure ethics
A clinician explains chest pain on deep breathing may signal rib injury and urges X rays to rule out fracture. The letter writer admits concealing injury from a coach. the reply condemns this as bad judgment and states all injuries must be reported.
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Mr. J
Funeral services set for Lois J Arnold bank president
Funeral services were set today for Lois J Arnold 68 president of the First National Bank at Danville who planned to retire in 1970 Arnold died Saturday He also served as president of the Indiana Bankers Association in 1968
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Danville, Ind
Lois J. Arnold
First National Bank
Danville
Arnold
Indiana Bankers Association
Former Mayor Braman Acquitted by Court
Knox Indiana. Former Mayor Raymond Braman was cleared on a directed verdict of acquittal on charges of obtaining welfare assistance via willful false statement. Indicted Oct. 18, 1971, he allegedly charged relatives for burial expenses while also receiving county burial payments. Braman, owner of Braman and Son Funeral Home, labeled the indictment politically motivated and lost re election to Democrat Charles Moronie by about 200 votes.
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Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Kissinger
Tho
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital and Medical Center
Truman
Janet Lynn
Vanity Fair
MESS
Plaza North
Hal Boyle
French Riviera
Mr. B.J
New
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Atlanta
Cherry St
Lom
Harry
Calvert
Calvert Dist. CO
Louisville, KY
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