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CAPE KENNED Y-The Apollo 15
rocket was moved to its launch pad
Tuesday, keeping preparations for the
July 26 moonflight on schedule, but the
space agency delayed the launch of a
second Mariner to Mars by at least two
days. Moving of the towering Apollo
Abortion bill
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RALEIGH-By a vote of 25-18, the
Senate Tuesday gave tentative approval to
a bill which would establish a 30-day
residency requirement for abortion in
North Carolina and would require only
one doctor's certification that the
abortion is legally needed.
Under Rhyne's measure, the doctor
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of three conditions existed -that the
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health, that it might result in a seriously
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BONN-The U.S. dollar gained
strength slightly on European markets
Tuesday and for the. first time in a week
dealers showed some interest in buying
dollars back.
The West German mark, which was
freed from a set exchange rate Monday
and allowed to "float" to find a new level
against the dollar, reached a level of
3.5535 marks to the dollar, at noon on
Frankfurt's main money market.
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between banks and dealers the dollar
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its assembly building to the oceanside
launch site marked a key step toward the
start of what its pilots said will be the
most scientificalfy rewarding moonflight
ever.
The unmanned Mariner Mars mission
was delayed from May 18 to May 20 at
the earliest because engineers had not yet
determined the precise cause of the
control failure that .doomed the first
Mariner launch last Saturday.
Apollo 15 astronauts David R. Scott,
Alfred M. Worden and James B. Irwin
watched the start of the 3V mile rocket
move. Scott and Irwin then donned
spacesuits for a dress rehearsal moonwalk,
which was marred by a series of problems
with training equipment.
The earth training version of the
astronauts' battery powered moon buggy
ran out of electricity midway through the
exercise and had to be pushed across the
mock moonscape. A drill later got stuck
in the sand and the astronauts had
difficulty with training models of their
backpack breathing units.
ght
strengthened still further and closed at a
median of 3.5650.
This compared with Monday's median
price of 3.5250 marks and the official
rate of 3.66 before speculative selling of
billions of dollars forced West Germany
to close its money markets last
Wednesday for five days.
"For the first time there was a slight
demand for dollars" a Frankfurt dealer
said Tuesday, while stressing that the
1 market was still cautious.
West German Economic Minister Karl
Schiller described the . floating ; of the
mark and Dutch guilder and the revaluing
of the Swiss franc and Austrian schilling
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Two Israeli newspapers said Tuesday
the United States has offered to help
pay the cost of clearing the Suez Canal if
Egypt and Israel reach agreement on
reopening the waterway, closed since the
1967 war.
Such an accord was the major purpose
of U.S. Secretary of State Wiliarn P.
Rogers mission to the Middle East last
week. Washington was said to believe an
interim agreement on reopening the canal
lead to an over-all Arab-Israeli peace
settlement.
Israeli spokesmen reported three Arab
guerrillas were killed and a fourth
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Talks to decide
fate of SALT
VIENNA-Talks going on now at the
White House level in Washington will
determine the immediate future of the
Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)
with the Soviet Union, diplomatic sources
said Tuesday.
Gerard C. Smith, leader of. the U.S.
delegation to SALT, returned to
Washington Monday for talks with
President Nixon and other leaders. The
sources said the Vienna round of SALT
advance;
as "a European answer to Washington's
policy of benign neglect of its balance of
payments deficit."
Schiller added that Germany's action
was "not a retaliatory move against the
dollar, but rather an answer conforming
to free market economies."
In New York, a United Nations
Spokesman said the dollar crisis will have
"serious financial implications" for
United Nations operations, particularly in
Geneva and .Vienna. All U-N. salaries are
fixed in dollars tut in Geneva the . U.N.
staff is paid in Swiss francs and in Vienna
in Austrian schillings, both of which have
increased in value.
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captured by Israeli troops in a clash
Sunday' night in the occupied Golan
Heights of Syria. They said one Israeli
soldier was wounded. A comparative lull
in guerrilla activity also was broken in the
occupied Gaza strip where an Israeli
soldier and an Arab woman were
wounded in hand grenade attacks during
the past 24 hours.
The Israeli newspapers Ma'ariv and
Yedioth Aharonoth said Rogers was
reported to have told Egyptian President
Anwar Sadat in Cairo that the United
States would help finance clearing
operations in the canal.
World
news in
will end late this month unless Smith
brings back a new American initiative.
Despite continuing meetings on
technical matters, the talks have been
hung up since the round began March 1 5 -on
a conflict between the Soviet and
American positions.
The Soviets have proposed a treaty
limiting anti-ballistic missiles (ABMs) to
100 each around Moscow and
Washington. The United States has
submitted several versions in the past of a
"comprehensive" treaty embracing both
offensive and defensive weapons.
Soviet sources say the Kremlin cannot
trim its offensive arsenal while the
Communist Chinese threat remains. But
western analysts believe the Soviets are
pushing for parity-or perhaps
superiority in offensive nuclear rockets
before considering any comprehensive
treaty.
Medina to face
pretrial hearing
FT. McPHERSON, Ga.-A pretrial
hearing for Capt. Ernest L. - Medina,
charged with overall responsibility for the
My Lai massacre, was postponed for one
week Tuesday by the military judge.
Medina, 34, had been ordered to face a
life-or-death court martial and his pretrial
i hearing was set for May 24.
Col. Kenneth A. Howard, who will
preside, had the hearing reset for June I,
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In Israel Defense Minister Moshe
Dayan came under editorial attack from
Yedioth Aharonoth for allegedly opening
the way for "concessions" on the Suez
Canal issue. The attack followed reports
in many Israeli newspapers that Dayan set
the scene for a more flexible Israeli stand
during private talks last Friday with
Joseph P. Si sco, assistant secretary of
state for Near Eastern affairs, who
accompanied Rogers on his tour.
According to the press reports, Dayan
told Sisco Israel would be willing to
accept an Egyptian "presence on the
occupied east bank provided Egypt would
brief
however, because die is currently
conducting a court-martial at Huntsville,
Ala., which may run longer than
expected, the Army said.
Medina commanded Charlie Company
in a sweep through My Lai on March 1 6,
1968. One of his platoon commanders,
Lt. William L. Calley Jr., was sentenced
to life imprisonment.
Soviets protest
over collision
MOSCOW-The Soviet Foreign
Ministry protested to the U.S. Embassy
Tuesday over the May 6 collision of a
U.S. warship and a Soviet vessel in the
Korea Strait, the official Tass news
agency said.
Tass said the protest note cited "illegal
actions by a U.S. warship in the Korea
Strait on May 6, as a result of which the
warship collided with a Soviet
vessel and damaged it considerably."
The note said the Foreign Ministry
stressed "such actions by a U.S. naval
ship, endangering the safety of navigation
on the high seas, are at variance with the
generally recognized standards of
international law."
It demanded the U.S. government
take effective steps to prevent any such
incidents in the future" and said the
Soviet Union "reserves the right to
demand compensation for the damage
caused to the Soviet vessel."
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between the two countries.
Dayan was reported to have sreeJ
such an Egyptian "presence" could
include Army engineers engaged in
cleaning the canal and paramilitary police
forces. Israel had insisted that no
Egy ptian troops shall cross the canal.
The newspapers also said Dayan told
Sisco that if the United States could get
Dgypt to agree to a permanent ceasefire,
Israel might reconsider its decision to
withdraw only 10 miles from the "east
bank under an interim settlement.
Nixon pledges
to fight cancer
WASHINGTON-President Nixon
announced "an unprecedented attack'.' on
cancer and said he would personally take
a hand in its over-all direction.
Nixon's announcement came as
Congress appeared ready to approve $100
million the President requested in his
State of the Union message toward
finding a cure for the disease.
The president told newsmen he was
confident the money would be
appropriated, and if that proved
insufficient, he would request more
funds.
"It will not fail because of lack of
money," he told newsmen during a visit
to the White House press room. "If $100
million is not enough, we will provide
more money."
Nixon said he believed "direct
presidential interest and president!-!
guidance" might help conquer cancer and
that he was therefore announcing a
"presidential program for cancer cure."
The President sent to congress
legislation designed to create a "cancer
cure program" within the National
Institutes of Health. He said the program
would be "independently budgeted and is
directly responsible to the president of
the United States."
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