CC: Okay. HAlo, Hawaii: W/lauea Volcano on the Island of Hawaii erupted shortly before dawn feet into the air. Saturday, spewing lava 200 Dr. Boward Power, scientist charge in of the U.S. Geological Survey ts Volcano Observatory lhth eruption said it was the of Kilauea since 1960. last The one occurred Fehr,,-ry 22 and one lasted hours. the Yacht for 55 Aboard Duchess: The first men scheduled to land on the moon practiced Earth splashdown procedures in the Gulf of M-wAeo Saturday and sprayed each other with disinfectant that will be used to guard against Unexpected moonbug any contamination. ApOllo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Mike Collins, and Buzz Aldrin wore olive drab plastic-coated biolog- ica/ hos- isolation garments designed to keep any tile arganism they might bring back from getting loose in the F_rth's environment. The exercise began when a dummy moonship with the pilots aboard was dumped into the calm Gulf 3 miles south of Galveston, Texas, from the space agency's vessel retriever. The command module was turned upside. down and then flipped over using its own righting systems. Four swimmers attached a yellow flotation collar to the capsule and one of them donned an isolation garment while the other swim.ers moved away in a raft. Miami Beach: Blond, hazel-eyed Miss Virginia, 19-year-old Wendy Datson, Saturday night was selected 1969 Miss U.S.A. over four other finalists in the annual pageant. Daughter of a D_nville, Virginia, physician, Miss Datson is a former cheerleader who is now attending Stratford College. She said she entered the contest because m4ght a school,_te said she have a good possibility of winning. Pago Pago, Ameriean Samoa: The gover- nor of this South Pacific American territory said he- In. raised a Polynesian welcome of singing and dancing for the Apollo 10 astronauts, but nothing risque. The celebration on Monday, limited to 10 minutes, will include a typical Samoan dance bT several of our beautiful girls, said 'Governor Owen Aspinall. The dancers will wear the Samoan DAli dancing costume, a col¢,rfllltwo-piece outfit consisting of a wrap-around skirt [_d blouse. Th(Te C,overnor. wall be nothing risquc, of course, said the ! Page 767 _ _he dancers are well within the prc_Aiety of i f_eir ,qamoan custom. So while they're dancing, i you can stand there itching. Moscow: A Soviet scientist said Saturday that Russia will depend mnn on machines instead of to explore the gloomiest corner of the solar system. He indi- _ cared the Soviets planned a spectacular series ." of _anued space shots within the next &ecade, c_lmtuating in 1977 with a 9-year instrument _sey to four different planets. "Such a trip," t he said "could not be repeated in this century." these Nagerstown, Naryland: Even in days of affluence in society it may sound a bit hedonistic to own your own railroad car, but Rueben Derby t ) has made _ business of converting old railroad cars into priVate palace cars. The price is $50 000 and up. Yonder what they do with old cc_mand modules? London: The_ achievement of Apollo lO is a superb combination of human courage '. -_k!lls, Lovell, and te_Bnical Sir Bernard director of Britain's Jodrell B_nk Observatory and a lead- ing space expert, said today in an article for the times. five-member Khatmandu, Nepal: The Swiss i ·_ntaineering group has conquered 22 68g-foot Mount .... in western Nepal. The leader of the today - expedition said named George Hartman - l that his team scaled the mountain twice in 1 day. In the Nation_! League: Chicago 7, San Diego 5; ,_ Houston over the Mets, 5 to 1; and the Phillies beat the Braves 8 to 3. I've got the rest of the Oklahoma scores here if _uU want them. still doesn't have a baseball team. :_ h