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20 Nov. 5, 1969 If ZimttS 2 made to the astronauts. The astronauts and their wives, on the last leg of. a global goodwill tour, earlier had a 30-minute audience with Emperor Hi-rohito. The Apollo trio flew in from Seoul earlier Tuesday.

Today they fly back to the United States. Despite cold, overcast weather they drove through downtown Tokyo in open cars, and several thousand police were drafted into action to hold back welcoming crowds. ASTRONAUTS PRACTICE THEIR WALK ON MOON practice key parts of their for launch Nov. 14 and the 10-day expedition. final countdown begins Apollo 12 Is scheduled Saturday night.

THE NEIGHBORS By George Clark TtmTmmmmmimTm-mwffimm CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) Two of Apollo 12's astronauts went for a make-believe walk on the moon Tuesday, rehearsing lunar surface operations in a space center training building. Charles Conrad and Alan L. Bean wore their pressurized moonsuits and worked near a full-scale model of the lunar module they will land on the moon's Ocean of Storms Nov. 19. They later joined the third Apollo 12 crewman, Richard F.

Gordon Jr. in spacecraft simulators to THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 0 HSAVY SHAG CARPET Osq'vd. INSTALLED OVER FOAM th akron 169 Japan's Sato Gives Medals to Apollo Crew Exclusive to Tht Times from tauter TOKYO The three Apollo 11 astronauts Tuesday became the first foreigners to be decorated with Japan's Order of Culture. I wm Prime Minister Eisaku Sato personally delivered the medals to Neil A. Armstrong, Edwin E- Aid-rin Jr.

and Michael Collins. The Japanese government decided to confer the medals on the Apollo men because their feat was a "symbol of the 20th century civilization and had provided a great stimulus to Japan's studies and ad-vancement in space science." The award, begun in 1937, normally involves the annual payment of a million yen (about $2,800) annuity, but officials said no payments would be -JjbM Mh, Sculptured in Italy! Rare Alabaster Reproductions of Classic Statuary "I bet my husband a dollar I won't buy a hat. He wins the bet I get the hot everybody's happy." Efforts to Check Water Pollution Called Waste may introduce you to the classics? fltaming whit or ebony alabaster from tht celebrated quarries of Italy meticulously sculptured Into rare reproductions of the world's most renowned works of art as tall as 24" self-based or poised on graceful black allery mounts featuring such famed sculptures as "rape of the sablne "the discus "venus de canova's micheiangelo's "david" studies of horses, a bust of the head of a Hon, "st. "ben hur" and many more works of art to enprish for gensniions io come each an exquisite addition to the home! 1 PLAN NOW FOR YOUR 9.S3 1. 69.99 1 a rr ma Sale! Deluxe Chrome-Finish I Lucite Bathroom Accessories 1 LJ AT THE AMBASSADOR HOTEL! shine on the job! 3 matchless match-mates modern in mood a 1 14 BEAUTIFUL PARTY ROOMS an "Durable Press" Polyester Cotton Fashion-Printed King-Size Sheets wide-awak to what's happening In California? excitement in the bedroom captivating scenes set by colorful sheets case in point: our famous-brand, king-sued Mr including the world famous lion units into the same area of the river.

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35c IWASHIWITON (U I) -'House and Senate conferees agreed Tuesday on a space budget which would help finance three more manned moon flights in the next nine months and require U.S. astronauts to plant the American Flag on their initial landing on any planet. 'Agreed upon by a committee named to reconcile differences between the Senate and House versions of the space authorization was a budget for he current year of to the penny the amount asked by President Nixon. But it was about $2S0 million less than Congress appropriated last year for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and about $283 million less than the sum approved earlier by the House for fiscal year 1970, which started July 1. A bill actually appropriating the authorized spending must still be passed.

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