Apollo values spur earthward progress despite space limits
NASA administrator Thomas Paine argues that space exploration motivates broad progress rather than solving earthly woes. He urges raising ambitions across fields while continuing lunar missions, noting Apollo’s lessons in technical excellence and program management can inspire efforts against ignorance, poverty, and crime on Earth.
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California leads nation in restraining DDT and pesticides
California lawmakers push tighter controls on DDT and other pesticides, with the state already curbing use and the Nixon administration signaling a looming ban. A US HEW study warned on widespread exposure while scientists seek substitutes as farmers face potential future bans and stricter farm rules.
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California
Nixon
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State Department of Agriculture
Special Commission
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Hawks
Aleksei Kosygin
West
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
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State Department
White House
Haven Smith
Farm Bureau
Smithsonian swap of Flemish painting sparks taxpayer loss
Washington report details a swap by acting Smithsonian National Collection head Robert Davis trading a $30,000–$35,000 Flemish painting for a $10,000 American work without a formal appraisal. Parke-Bernet valued the donor piece informally at $35,000. Critics note limited art funding and potential conflicts with Graham Gallery.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
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National Collection of Fine Arts
Congress
Davis
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Public Art Treasury
Naples
National Collection
Helen
Paris
Benjamin West
James Graham & Sons Gallery
New York City
Jan Massys
Parke- Bernet Galleries
Hugh Hildesley
Robert Graham
Graham Gallery
S. Dillon Ripley
Yale
Ripley
Spiro Agnew
Ten Years Ago Sings in Christmas Cantata at First Baptist
Carolyn Elmer soprano will headline the Christmas Cantata at First Baptist Church this Sunday with organist Mrs. John Reitzell and soloists Mrs. James Stoughton Robert Taylor and Frank McCray, pastor of the church. Other items note a Coyote Valley 4-H Club meeting at Mrs. Bates home with many attendees.
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Spain
Portugal
Peter S. Feibleman
Georgia McKinley
Dallas
John Fowles
England
Marion C. Manwill
John Harris
China
Chiang Kai Shek
Mei Heimer
Tunney
Dempsey
Adelmia Grenier Simmons
Hannah
Jane Hart
Beverl Jones
Mark Gerzon
Carolyn Elmer
First Baptist Church
John Reitzell
James Stoughton
Robert Taylor
Frank McCray
Coyote Valley 4-H Club
Mrs. Bates
Darlene Brown
Margie Davina
Jimmie
Alice Randall
Jack Brown
Robert Busch
Clifford Wells
Ethel Bates
Josie Saunders
Lowell Wells
Tom Sanders
Robert Cromwell
John McNulty
Billy Yellen
Shirley Brase
Virginia Strickler
Donald Yellen
Bobby Portlock
Ukiah
Forks
Planning Commission
Ukiah Valley
Eureka
Rosé Lewis
Ukiah readers spar over Ukiah High dress code
Letters from Ukiah Calif residents critique the Ukiah High School dress code ruling. They argue dress standards invade privacy and violate the First Amendment, urging parental control and local debate.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah High School
Lewis Ashbee
High Sch
San Francisco
American Civil Liberties Union
Red
China
Red Guards
Russell Baker
Coryell
Board of Education
Ukiah
Calif
Ukiah Hi School
Ukiah High
Ition Ogre
Janice Fravel
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Belgium
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Taxpayers Association
Mendocino County
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Redwood Valley
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