Moon trio returns from lunar voyage to acclaim
Neil Armstrong Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins leave isolation as they face ticker tape parades and a national tour. They are released after lunar dust tests confirm no alien germs. A press reception and haircuts precede a jetliner tour with stops in New York Chicago and Los Angeles.
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Nine Hurt as Gas Blast Flattened Gallipolis Home
A late yesterday gas explosion leveled a one story house three miles west of Gallipolis Ohio. Nine people including four children were critically injured. Victims named: Larry Wilt 27 Ruby 24 and sons Brian 3 Brett 1 Tom Milstead 28 Sherry 25 Jimmy 1 Nancy 5 Oscar Baird 3. The house was unoccupied. gas shut off but a lead caused ignition. All nine were hospitalized with transfer planned for the children.
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Delay urged on Mars manned landing by House chair
Rep. George P. Miller of California urged delaying a manned Mars mission for five to ten years to develop technology and gain spaceflight experience. He noted a possible future international effort with Russia and said waiting could be prudent despite contrary views from VP Agnew and NASA chief Paine.
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Thomas 0. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Burger urges prison reforms at ABA meeting
Chief Justice Warren E Burger called for broad reform of the U S prison system urging the American Bar Association to lead a re examination of prisons parole and probation education and training of prisoners He urged limited confinement and work release but said no program is fixed He spoke at the ABA 92nd annual meeting with more than 5000 lawyers and judges in attendance as sessions through Thursday consider ethics auto accident victim compensation and transportation strikes
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Warren E. Burger
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American Bar Association
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Mansfield urges quick start to Soviet arms talks
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says he hopes the Soviet Union is not stalling on starting strategic arms limitation talks. He and Senator John Sherman Cooper call for prompt negotiations to avoid a fresh arms race, noting Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin’s delayed return to Washington due to illness.
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Mike Mansfield
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Cooper
Safeguard
Montana
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Pop singer Electrocuted at London Club in stage accident
Michael Hayes age 21 of New City Sound died after brushing an electrified metal rail at the Ireland Dance Club in London during a Fasterday performance. Authorities cited a short circuit as the cause of the fatal shock.
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UPI
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New City
Chronicle-Telegram publication details August 11 1969
The item lists publication information for The Chronicle-Telegram based in Elyria Ohio with address 225 East Avenue and state rates for subscriptions in Lorain County and surrounding areas. It notes second class mail privileges and circulating charges including 60 cent weekly carrier and annual mail rates.
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Married priest to remain in church at St John’s College
James P. Shannon former Minneapolis St Paul auxiliary bishop says he will stay in the Catholic Church after marrying Ruth Wilkin son. A colleague says the marriage triggers automatic excommunication under Canon 2388. Shannon teaches at St John’s College in Santa Fe and plans to become its vice president next month.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minneapolis
Paul VI
Shannon
Minnesota
St. John’s
Catholic Church
Patman urges US to call in loan to Nixon ally Rebozo
House Banking Committee chairman Wright Patman urged the Small Business Administration to demand immediate repayment of an $80,000 loan to Charles G. Bebe Rebozo the Miami businessman tied to Richard Nixon. The loan to Monroe Abstract and Title Co. was made in 1962 and extended twice, now stretching to a 100 year maximum. Rebozo and associates faced scrutiny over favors and development deals linked to SBA guarantees and holdings. SBA officials said they would comment after reviewing Patman’s speech.
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Washington (Ap
Wright Patman
House Banking Committee
Small Business Administration
Charles G. Bebe Rebozo
Miami
SBA
House
Texas Democrat
Rebozo
Monroe Abstract and Title Co
Florida
Richard M. Nixon
George Smathers
D-Fla
Thomas A. Butler
Associated Press
Butler
Fisher Island
Washington
Monroe Title Co
Nixon
Patman
Laird insists CBW program unchanged amid Senate curbs
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says the Pentagon can maintain its chemical and biological warfare program under a Senate plan that tightens testing storage and transport rules. The amendment, debated during a $20 billion defense bill proceeding, would curb open-air nerve gas testing while preserving deterrent and research aims.
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Melvin R. Laird
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Armed Services Committee
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Rhodes seeks U S aid for Cincinnati suburbs hit by tornado
Gov. James A. Rhodes pledged federal disaster assistance for Cincinnati suburbs struck by a weekend tornado that killed four, injured 264 and caused about 15 million dollars in damage. National Guard troops assisted police as 1,000 homeless were cared for by Red Cross. areas affected included Hartwell and Madeira.
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Richard Krabach
Norman Taylor
Hartwell
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Madeira
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Rhodes
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