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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
1
Commander Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J Weitz completed a 3 hour planned space walk in 1.5 hours aboard Skylab. They revived a dead battery with a hammer repair and retrieved six film canisters while Dr Joseph P Kerwin filmed from inside. The crew, nearing the 28 day mission end, aimed for a Friday Pacific splashdown.
Rescuers said Clayton Link and Albert Stover died after 31 hours trapped in the rear chamber of the Johnson Sea Link minisub near Key West. The sub was freed from a destroyer wreck 351 feet deep, while forward-chamber crew Meek and Menzies were deemed fit shortly after rescue.
Washington AP Nixon and Brezhnev shift from peace pledges to trade and economic issues at their Moscow summit. Signing ceremonies on air travel culture exchanges agriculture and oceanographic research precede broader discussions.
Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City police chief and 21 year FBI veteran, faces Senate Judiciary Committee questions on his philosophy and independence as he seeks permanent FBI director. Hearings probe law and order issues, Watergate fallout, and agency reform prospects.
A Senate Watergate source says John W. Dean III will testify that President Nixon knew the scandal was being covered up. Dean, delaying televised hearings until after Brezhnev's visit, faces questions about credibility and possible President involvement.
AP reports Georgia Power filed for an $86 million rate increase with the Public Service Commission, a $6 million rise from prior plans. If approved, the average Georgia Power residential bill would rise about $3.04 monthly. Ed Hatch noted no word from Washington on Nixon era rate freeze applicability.
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