Apollo 10 astronauts near critical lunar descent briefing
Houston reports eight hours of perilous flight as Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan pilot the LEM around the moon while John Young remains in lunar orbit. Young may have to rescue them if trouble arises during a two mile separation maneuver and a 43 second braking burn toward the Sea of Tranquility.
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Peru-US Rift Deepens As Peru Expels Rockefeller Visit
Relations sour as Peru rejects Nelson Rockefeller and orders US military missions out after Washington halts arms sales. Peru accuses the US of violating the 1952 military aid pact amid a disputed IPC oil debt and expropriation. Diplomatic ties reach new lows as ambassadorial posts drift toward recall.
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Central America
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New York
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Standard Oil of
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Compan,y
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Winchester Open Golf Tourney seeks caddies next week
Town Crier Billy Phillips, golf pro at Winchester Country Club, invites boys and men to caddie for the second annual O Sullivan Open from May 29 to June 1. Call 662 3140. Red Cross reports 163 pints collected at Blood Mobile visit. 173 people donated but 10 deferred. one visit remains and yearly quota remains about 400 pints short.
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Tear gas showers Berkeley campus as protests clash
A police helicopter released tear gas over the University of California Berkeley as mourners clashed with police and National Guardsmen. More than 50 arrests, 11 treated for injuries, and fires caused substantial damage at Lincoln University in Jefferson City where guardsmen patrol to end semester.
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Berkeley
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
James Rector
People’s Park
Roger Heyns
Berryville By Pass Hearing Set For Tomorrow
The public hearing on the proposed Berryville by pass will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the American Legion Building on South Church Street. Written statements and exhibits may be presented in place of or in addition to oral statements at the hearing conducted by the State Highway Department.
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SEATO Allies Endorse Viet Peace Proposals
SEATO members meeting in Bangkok endorsed Vietnam peace proposals from the United States and South Vietnam and urged the Communists to respond constructively. The council warned that aggression, infiltration and terrorism threaten Southeast Asia and expressed concern over North Vietnamese actions in Laos and troop moves through Laos to South Vietnam.
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Dennys' Comm Auction Tonight at Seven
A community auction at Dennys building schedules for 7:00 p.m. featuring furniture appliances and tools. Local residents are invited to bid on a range of household items and shop equipment in a single evening sale.
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Nixon Sees No Hitch In Talks With Thieu
Washington AP reports Nixon is confident of reaching agreements with South Vietnam leader Thieu to push peace in Vietnam. Nixon says Thieu cooperates with the new administration and will meet June 8 at Midway Island to discuss possible elections and troop withdrawals.
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Midway Island
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Saigon
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Midway
Pat Robinson Pranked by Caller in Frightful Phone Joke
Star Staff Writer recalls a prank call that shifts from a playful exchange to a sharp sting as a caller feigns Pat Robinson and then Patricia. The narrator reflects on being repaid for a past gag on his grandmother and notes the enduring nature of kidlike mischief across generations.
Fish Fry Notice and May Weekend Closure
A small town promo notes Howard Johnsons Famous Fish Fry at $1.19 and announces W H Emmart and Son will close Saturdays in May June July and August. Weather briefs report clear skies over Virginia as a low pressure area moves eastward. Advertising listings include Jackson and Perkins roses Smalls Garden Center needlepoint items The Spinning Wheel.
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Apollo 10 readies lunar orbit before July landing
Apollo 10 commanders Stafford Young and Cernan enter moon's gravity field and plan engine burn at 4 45 p m to place craft in 69 mile high orbit. The mission tests flight to lunar surface ahead of Apollo 11 with planned back moon rendezvous and TV imaging.
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