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SPACE CENTER, Houston — The moonship Intrepid
flashed away from the Ocean of Storms Thursday and docked
with Yankee Clipper in lunar skies, its exciting 31-hour
liberty on the moon over, ready for the long voyage home.
At 3:10 p.m. (EST) the three Navy commanders, Charles
Conrad Jr., Alan Bean and Richard Gordon Jr. were to
gether again in the mothership Clipper.
The astronauts spent their last night in lunar orbit resting
and recovering from the hours they spent on the moon.
They are to fire their rockets and break out of lunar orbit
at 3:43 p.m. (EST) Friday, heading for a Monday splashdown
in the Pacific.
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WASHINGTON—President Nixon accepted the resigna
tion of Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Thursday in an
action which may mean at least a temporary downgrading
of the level of U S. participation in the stalemated peace talks
in Paris.
High administration officials said that was not the purpose
of the moves involved.
Lodge and his deputy, attorney Lawrence Walsh, are leav
ing the Vietnam negotiations effective Dec. 8.
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PARIS—A Viet Cong spokesman commenting on the resig
nation of U.S. peace negotiator Henry Cabot Lodge said
Thursday that “changing the negotiator is not enough—the
NLxon administration must also change its policy.”
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WASHINGTON — Two more Republicans senators dis
closed Thursday their opposition to the Supreme Court nomi
nation of Clement Haynsworth Jr., while a Democrat backed
it. But the outcome still rested with uncommitted members
whose positions may remain secret until the roll call Friday.
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BROOKLINE, Mass. — Joseph P. Kennedy was buried
Thursday after a simple funeral service that included a
eulogy by his surviving son, Sen. Edward Kennedy, and reci
tation of the 23rd Psalm by his grandson, 8-year-old John
Kennedy Jr.
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ing programs to keep subversives
out of defense plants and off U.S.
merchant ships would be author
ized by law under a bill approv
ed Thursday by the House Com
mittee on Internal Security.
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man Richard Ichord (D-Mo.), is
intended to supply congressional
authority for two programs
struck down by the Supreme
Court. The tribunal said employ
ment could not be denied soldly
for affiliation with Communist -
action organizations.
Defense Department witnesses
showed little enthusiasm for the
bill, saying employees at sensi
tive defense plants are effectively
screened under a program set up
by executive order.
But Coast Guard officials said
the bill would permit them to re
store a screening program for
employees on waterfronts and
merchant ships that was halted
by a Supreme Court decision last
year.
The Coast Guard program was
struck down in 1967 on grounds
it was not authorized by Con
gress in the Magnuson Act under
which the Coast Guard was con
ducting it.
The court said defense plant
screening programs established
unconstitutional “guilt by associ
ation.” But the court noted in its
decision that Congress is not pre
cluded from passing laws to pro
tect defense plants so long as con
stitutional rights are not violat
ed.
Ichord said his bill would re
move constitutional doubts.
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