Skylab 3 cooling fixes enable major experiments today
Skylab 3 crew report pressure leaks in cooling system repair equipment, not the system, as William Pogue and colleagues prepare for long term space tests. Gibson, Carr, and Pogue finalize medical and solar telescope preparations, with activity including muscle tests, iron lung heart monitor trials, and filming Comet Kohoutek.
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Houston
UPI
William R. Pogue
Pogue
Bruce McCandless
Navy
Gibson
Carr
Kohoutek
U.S
Auto workers GM reach pact ending long national talks
UAW and General Motors announced a new three year national contract for about 420000 U.S. workers after nearly 24 hours of bargaining. Details will be released Nov 27 at the GM Council meeting in Detroit. Local contracts and potential strikes remained a concern across the Big Three.
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UPI
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General Motors
U.S
World
LAW
Leonard Woodcock
George Morris Jr
Morris
Woodcock
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
GM Council
General Assembly
Framingham
Mass
Atlanta
Tel Aviv
David Ben-Gurion
Boleslaw Goldman
Ben-Gurion
S. Viet
Rockefeller Commission Draws Enthusiastic National Response
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said reaction to his National Commission on Critical Choices for America has been very enthusiastic. The 35 member bipartisan panel includes congressmen and Rockefeller’s brother Laurance, backed by the Third Century Corporation, with its first meeting planned soon.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Commission On Critica Choices For America
NCCCA
Rockefeller
Laurance
Third Century Corporation
Phoenix, Ariz
John Scali
U.S
United Nations
St. Joseph's Hospital
Scali
A York
New Yan
Ban Sheldon
Sheldon
Peron
Rockefeller urges long term energy, crisis prevention
Rockefeller, at the National Republican Governors Conference, says the nation faces economic, political and social problems. He warns solving issues crisis by crisis risks survival and calls for sacrifice and planning to be self sufficient in oil and gas within ten years.
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Rockefeller
Japan
Europe
Belfast
UPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Seamus Twomey
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Scali
Nixon approves defense money in current fiscal year
President Nixon signed into law a defense appropriations bill totaling 21.3 billion dollars for the current fiscal year. The measure, after lengthy debate, provides 700 million less than Nixon had requested for weapons purchases and increases jet procurement funding for the Air Force, while outlining troop levels and a formula affecting U.S. forces in Europe.
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U.S
Europe
Lon Nol’s
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