Space Station Plan Dropped by Defense Department
The Pentagon canceled the Air Force Manned Orbital Laboratory program after $1.3 billion spent with another $300 million to close it out, bringing total abortive military space project costs since 1951 to about $11 billion. MOL would have carried two men for 30 days and faced $3 billion final costs. Dynasoar earlier failed at $405 million. Major contractors included McDonnell-Douglas, General Electric, and Martin Marietta.
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UPS
Defense Department
Pentagon
Cty Defense
David M. Packard
Air Force
Packard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
McDonnell-Douglas
General Electric
Martin Marietta
Viet Cong forms revolution ary government for Vietnam
The Viet Cong announced a revolutionary government to rule Vietnam linked to the NLF and the Alliance of National Democratic and Peace Forces. The move, broadcast by Hanoi radio, aims to gain recognition at Paris peace talks and strengthens the front's bid as the legitimate South Vietnamese representative.
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Hong Kong
Viet Cong
Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi Radio
National Liberation Front
Alliance of National Democratic and Peace Forces
Republic of Vietnam
NLF
South Vietnam
United States
Front
Alliance
Council of Advisers
Tone
Nguyen Huu Tho
Trinh Dinh Thao
Homes Under Construction For Sale In Rolling Hills And Fall Creek Heights
Nine homes under construction are sold and five more are for sale. They are two to four bedrooms priced from 18000 to 41500 dollars. Afternoon viewings available daily 1:30 to 6:00 at Rolling Hills or Fall Creek Heights.
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Rolling Hills
Lindberg Road
Fall Creek Heights
Ireland
Germany
Sweden
Hong Kong
Spain
Snowden Named to Indiana Medicaid Advisory Panel
Indiana Lt. Gov. Richard Folz appointed Sen. Gene E. Snowden Republican Huntington to the new advisory committee overseeing the administration of Indiana’s Medicaid law. The move occurred Tuesday.
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Indianapolis
Gene E. Snowden
Huntington
Indiana
Richard E. Folz
First States Allow Women Jurors in 1915
Michigan led as the first state to permit women to serve as jurors in 1915. Maine and Utah soon followed the example, extending eligibility after that landmark year.
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Lansing
Michigan
Maine
Utah
Brennan Quits Law Teaching Job at NYU Seminar
Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr. has left his teaching post at the Appellate Judges Seminar at New York University, ending a long summer involvement. Director Robert Leflar said Brennan may sever all off the bench activities except church membership amid scrutiny of judges nonjudicial ties.
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Abe Fortas
Wolfson Family Foundation
Fortas
Warren E. Burger
Leflar
Burger
U.S. Judicial Conference
Federal Judiciary
Earl Warren
Brennan
Fayetteville
Leslar
Robert McKay
New York University Law School
Institute For Judicial Administration
N.Y.U. Law Center Foundation
West Publishing Co
St. Paul, Minn
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