Five women complete undersea mission eyed for space roles
Five women who lived two weeks underwater in the Tektite II project at Great Lames Bay are recognized as the first all female underwater team. NASA officials say women could join astronaut ranks in eight to nine years, if qualified in science or medicine, with missions potentially reaching long orbital flights.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Space Agency
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Washington
Great Lama
Shore Bay
Virgin Islands
Richard Sprince
NASA
Sprince
Valentina Tereshkova
Soviet Union
Valentina
Lysergic Acid Diethylamide Phrase Appears Incomplete
Fragmentary text mentions lysergic acid and car battery with an address city left unreadable. No clear event or entity details to confirm a proper news item or context.
Chicago Plan Hindered by Labor Disputes and Slump
Chicago officials report the Chicago Plan to place 4,000 minority workers in building trades is stalled by labor strikes and a home construction downturn. Only 150 workers have entered training. delays hinder pairing of contractors with unions, despite coalition pressure and city backing.
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Chicago
U.S
Fred Hubbard
Eee
Chicago Plan
Thomas J. Nayder
Chicago Building Trades Council
Chicago Plan Executive Board
Nayder
Coalition For United Community Action
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Richard J. Daley
Chicago Plan For Equal Opportunity, Inc
Labor Department
Hubbard
Black Coalition
ABA Will Investigate High Court Nominees
The Nixon administration will submit potential Supreme Court nominees for ABA review. The plan, outlined by Lawrence E. Walsh, creates a preliminary, confidential ABA check but rejects a veto. The ABA will issue expanded reports if screening flags issues, with public awareness of candidates.
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ABA
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Lawrence E. Walsh
Standing Committee On
Federal Judiciary
Association
Justice Department
Walsh
Mitchell
High Court
Haynsworth
Carswell
Army helicopter delivers supplies to reopened Kham Duc camp
U S Army helicopter brings in a load of supplies to the newly reopened former Special Forces camp at Kham Duc in South Vietnam. Americal Division troops reopen the base near the Laotian border to aid operations. The 1968 C130 wreckage remains as a reminder of earlier combat days.
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U.S. Army
Kham Duc
South Vietnam
U.S. Americal Division
Bank Robber Convicted in Norfolk Case
Samuel Orlando Avery of Norfolk was convicted in U S District Court here for armed robbery of the Bank of Southside Virginia in Jarratt on Jan 20, netting 30119 dollars. Sentencing set for Sept 3 amid related charges against two others. Joseph Sylvanus Gay of Norice received 20 years, while Lucinda Lee Sedinger of Huntington W Va awaits trial.
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Richmond
Samuel Orlando Avery
Norfolk
U.S
Bank of
Southside Virginia
Jarratt
Avery
Joseph Sylvanius Gay
Norice
Lucinda Lee Sedinger
Huntington
W.va
Plastic dishpan aids family bread making
Reader details how a rectangular plastic dishpan becomes a multi loaf mixing bowl kneading place and baking rack storage for tools and a simple method to rise bake and freeze bread. Additional tips include repurposing a sturdy kitchen table for painting and shortcuts for sandwich fillings.
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Heloise
Diane Coddington
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R. F. Dugan
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National Clearinghouse For Drug Abuse Information Box
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Taronga Park Zoo
Sydney
Australia
Betsy
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
G. Harrold Carswell
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Winchester
Winchester Days
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