This program is 27 minutes long
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(No location given) Apollo 15 lands on moon; simulation of landing shown as recording of astronauts comments played; astronauts had difficulty undocking this afternoon.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite
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(Studio) Japanese airliner and jet fighter collide; 162 passengers killed.
REPORTER: John Hart
(Tokyo, Japan) Collision worst disaster in aviation history; film shows rescuers searching for victims; student pilot of jet parachuted to safety, questioned by police.
REPORTER: Andrew Adams
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(Studio) French military airplane blows up; 37 soldiers killed.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) UTU strikes 6 more RRs.
REPORTER: John Hart
(DC) President Nixon meets with UTU and railroad leaders [Labor Secretary James D. HODGSON - says railroad strike critical for parts of US; 41% United States railroad trackage now affected.] [Econ. advisers council chairperson Paul West McCRACKEN - says strike could affect attempts to restart economy expansion; if strike conts. 30 days, United States economy could decline 5%] President Nixon cancels planned trip to California.
REPORTER: Dan Rather
(Studio) Auto assembly lines affected by railroad strike.
REPORTER: John Hart
(Chicago, Illinois) Ford Motor Company shutting down plant because Norfolk and Western Railway Company can't deliver parts; Saint Louis and Kansas City, Missouri, plants also closing; 8,500 employees will be laid off. [Robert COLLINS - says 3/4 materials delivered by rail.] [Union spokesperson John NOLAND - says workers in support of railroad strike.]
REPORTER: Richard Wagner
(Studio) Train derails in Chicago, Illinois.
REPORTER: John Hart
(Chicago, Illinois) Erie-Lackawanna railroad Company freight train derails on way into Chicago; 10 cars jump track; no injuries reported; damage $20,000.
REPORTER: Murray Fromson
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(Studio) Steel industry strike set for tomorrow midnight.
REPORTER: John Hart
(DC) [USW Vice President Joseph P. MOLONY - says conference will reject any suggestion of extending strike deadline.] Steel companies shutting down, laying off workers.
REPORTER: Bruce Morton
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(Studio) Senator fails to end filibuster against Lockheed Aircraft Corporation loan; House considering bill to help Lockheed.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) Commerce Department reports drop in consumer purchasing.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) 38 women escape from jail in Montevideo, Uruguay.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) Assistant State Secretary Joseph L. Sisco meets with Israel Prime Min. Golda Meir.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) 4 United States copters shot down in Cambodia, Indochina and South Vietnam.
REPORTER: John Hart
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(Studio) Compromise reached on new draft law.
REPORTER: John Hart
(DC) House-Senator conference committee agrees to amendment to draft bill stating withdrawal from South Vietnam sense of Congress, not policy of United States government [Senator John C. STENNIS - says some Senators may be opposed to compromise at first, but will find more impact than compromise appears to have.] If bill not passed by next Friday, won't be draft call until October
REPORTER: Bob Schieffer
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(Studio) Woman dying of bone cancer has been describing feelings on tape recorder, until machine stolen.
REPORTER: John Hart
(Denver, Colorado) Mrs. Lyn Helton, 20 years old, knows she has had terminal cancer 2 years [Mrs. HELTON - says afraid at first, but now just takes things as come; does what wants to; doctors say will be good if lives until Christmas; has taken being this close to death to live life to fullest; being able to live gift in itself.]
REPORTER: Bill Kurtis
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(No location given) Before moon landing Apollo 15 passed within 30,000 foot of landing site.
REPORTER: Walter Cronkite
(Above moon) Film shows moon landing area; astronauts describe view.
REPORTER: No reporter given
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