Skylab spacewalk faces 50-50 chance of success
NASA aimed to free a jammed solar panel wing on Skylab as Joseph Kerwin and Pete Conrad prepared a dramatic EVA. Conrad hoped to extend the 30 foot wing to restore power, while risks included glove cuts and unseen debris. Additional tasks risked overloading an already unrehearsed mission.
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Houston
UPS
Space Station
Petter
Joseph P Kerwin
Charles
Pete Conrad
Conrad
NASA
Russell L
Rusty
Sehweickart
Skylab
Schweickart
Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Earth
Johnson Space Center
Gasoline shortages threaten Midwest grain harvest in Texas
Burkburnett Texas reports gasoline and diesel shortages during the 1973 wheat harvest. Custom cutters fear idle combines as wells nearby continue pumping. Local supplier Mrs. Harlan Mullins says fuel will run out by morning, prompting ASCS and Kerr-McGee to seek allocations to area dealers.
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Burkburnett. Tex
UPI
Texas
Harlan Mullins
Burkburnett
Kansas
Oklahoma
Polly Sprusell
Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Services
ASCS
Burkburnett Ascs
State Office
Department of Interior Oil and Gas Office
Washington
Iandex Published Morning Paper by Otte way Newspapers
The iandex is issued every morning Monday through Saturday by the Publications Division of Otte way Newspapers Inc at 0 Mulberry St, Naddietown, NY 10940, noting its legal-holiday exceptions.
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Only Publications Division
Otteway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry St
Naddietown
N.Y
U.N. urged to order Israeli troop withdrawal in 1967 lands
Egypt and Jordan asked the United Nations Security Council to demand immediate Israeli withdrawal from all Arab territories occupied since the 1967 war. Israel offered direct negotiations but resisted ceding territorial changes. The dispute centers on the Nov 22 1967 resolution and what lands it covered.
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United Nations
UPI
Egypt
Jordan
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Council
Sweden
Sabotage unlikely in jet crash at Paris airshow
A Paris airshow spokesman said sabotage is unlikely in the Soviet Tupolev 144 crash that killed seven locals and six crew. Letters claimed by an “action committee for Rudolf Hess” linked to sabotage. Hess is jailed in Berlin. CBS hired a law firm to probe payola amid alleged misconduct by executives. no evidence yet of improper payments. The Newark strike force confirms ongoing payola investigations since April.
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Buenos Aires
API
Charles A. Lockwood
General Motors
Lockwood
Ford Motor Co
Otis Elevator Co
Brazil
London
UPI
Paris
NYT
le Bourget
Goussainville
Action Committee For the Liberation
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Hitler
Spandau Prison
Berlin
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Federal
Organized Crime
Newark
N.J
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Herblock
Anderson
Kraft
Business
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Chase
Porter
Dana
Scott
Dunagin
Stacks
Farm
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Thurday
Middletown
U.N
Stockholm
Riksdag
Gustaf VI Adolf
Argentina
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Londonderry
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22Nd Light Air Defense Regiment
Army
Matthiesen
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