ABC Evening News - 1969-11-14

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[0:00] Good evening from ABC News headquarters

[0:02] in Washington. I'm Howard K Smith.

[0:05] >> I'm Frank Reynolds in New York. These

[0:07] are tonight's headlines. After a stormy

[0:09] launch from Cape Kennedy, the Apollo 12

[0:11] astronauts have left Earth orbit and are

[0:14] headed for the moon.

[0:15] Dr. Benjamin Spock leads an anti-draft

[0:18] protest at the Justice Department as the

[0:20] March Against Death continues through a

[0:22] second day.

[0:24] Controversy grows over Vice President

[0:26] Agnew's criticisms of network television

[0:28] news.

[0:29] And a royal celebration in London for

[0:31] Prince Charles on the future king's 21st

[0:34] birthday.

[0:35] Howard?

[0:36] >> Reports tonight from Jules Bergman with

[0:38] details on today's dramatic launch of

[0:40] Apollo 12, Stephen Geer on the

[0:43] moratorium, Roger Peterson on a unique

[0:46] protest in New York, Ted Koppel with an

[0:48] exclusive interview with President

[0:50] Marcos on Philippine troop withdrawals

[0:53] from Vietnam, Sam Donaldson with

[0:55] reaction to Vice President Agnew's

[0:57] speech on network television news, and

[1:00] Bill Beutel on the British monarchy, an

[1:02] expensive but welcome luxury in a land

[1:05] of austerity. Frank?

[1:08] >> They're on their way to the moon, the

[1:09] three astronauts of Apollo 12, Pete

[1:11] Conrad, Richard Gordon, and Alan Bean.

[1:13] President Nixon was there to watch the

[1:15] launch this morning at Cape Kennedy.

[1:17] Despite bad weather, Apollo 12 got off

[1:20] the launch pad exactly on time, but the

[1:22] mission was not without its moments of

[1:24] anxiety. ABC science editor Jules

[1:27] Bergman has the story from Cape Kennedy.

[1:31] >> The weather forecast here at the Cape

[1:33] called for occasional showers.

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