Mohawk Jet Crashes Near Lake George Killing 14
Mohawk Flight 411 with 14 aboard crashed high on Buck Mountain near Pilot Knob east of Lake George while en route from Albany to Glens Falls. Rescue teams faced rugged terrain, heavy rain, and snow as recoveries began with no survivors anticipated.
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Glens Falls
Albany
Moonmen Explore Distant Craters Beyond Intrepid
At SPACE CENTER Houston Apollo astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Alan L Bean scouted nearly a mile of rugged lunar terrain visiting Head Crater beyond their moonship. They mixed rock hunting with soil sampling within an irregular circle around the Surveyor probe while noting time constraints.
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Mission Control
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Moon
Grumman Aircraft Plant
Bethpage
Apollo 12 Mission Draws Global Response Adapting Mood
As Apollo 12 returns, reactions turn routine with many viewing it as normal progress. Official praise comes from Sir Bernard Lovell while Pope Paul VI sends congratulations and prayers for humanity’s continued space exploration.
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Moscow
BBC
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Haynsworth Gains More Backing
Support for Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. to the Supreme Court grew as four Republican senators pledged votes for confirmation while one senior GOP figure opposed him. An AP poll shows 44 in favor and 41 against with 15 uncommitted, including Republican Leader Hugh Scott. Haynsworth, 43, has led Richmond Circuit Court since 1957 and was chief judge for five years. Williams, the Senate watchdog, announced he will not seek re election and has questioned serving beyond age 65. Opponents framed the shifts as a boost for their position.
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Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Delaware
Ted Stevens
Alaska
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Haynsworth
John J. Williams
R-Del
Associated Press
Greenville
S.C
Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Williams
Bombers Pound Vietnamese Camps as Shelling Persists
B52 bombers attacked near Bu Prang and Duc Lap as North Vietnamese gunners kept shelling two Green Beret camps in the central highlands. South Vietnamese troops seized a North Vietnamese company commander near Duc Lap and found 32 enemy bodies after heavy air strikes. The U.S. said 2,500 Marines will depart the northern war zone for Okinawa this week.
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Duc Lap
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N.C
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South Vietnam
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Cu Viet
Demilitarized Zone
Okinawa
Kennedy to Deliver Eulogy at Fathers Funeral Rites
Sen Edward M Kennedy will speak at the Mass for Joseph P Kennedy in Hyannis Port Mass, reading from The Fruitful Bough. Cardinal Cushing will celebrate with hymn and family participants, as burial proceeds in Brookline.
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Brookline
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Newton College of the Sacred Heart
Newton
Morton Downey
Cardinal Cushing
America
U.S
Senate approves Nixon draft lottery bill to overhaul call
The Senate passed Nixon's draft lottery plan by voice vote and sent it to the White House. It would base induction on a national birthday draw to favor 19 year olds, replacing oldest-first rules, with a January call and full implementation aimed for next draftees. Local boards will follow the national sequence as hearings are planned.
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Senate
Nixon
White House
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
John Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Stennis
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Troy HUD eyes 31 million for Uncle Sam Mall plan
Troy business leaders met in New York with HUD official Charles Horan who signaled strong interest in a 96 million Uncle Sam Mall. If funded, city and state would contribute seven million each, with 51 million from investors to cover a 40 to 51 acre complex from State Street to the Hudson River.
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Richard B. Devane
Edward P. Dinan
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Charles J. Horan
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
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Federal Plaza
Colonie
Dinan
Uncle Sam
State Street
Green Island Bridge
Sixth Avenue
Hudson River
Broadway
Fulton Street
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