Apollo 7 mission completes 11 day Atlantic splashdown
Apollo 7 returns to Earth after an 11 day mission with Walla dancer Cunningham aboard, splashing in the Atlantic early Tuesday. The AP Wire photo captures the recovery scene and crew's safe deorbit.
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Judge Allows Navy Move to Oust Skipper Arnheiter
A federal judge in San Francisco refused to intervene in the Navy’s removal of Lt. Commander Marcus Arnheiter from command of the destroyer Vance in Vietnamese waters. The decision finds no due process or regulatory violation and notes Navy investigations as thorough and fair.
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Senator Mulls No-Fault Insurance Bill in 1969
State Sen. Jack Davies of Minneapolis Liberal said he is considering introducing a totally no-fault insurance bill in the 1969 Legislature. Davies has long pushed the Keaton-O'Connell plan and may align his bill with a Monday offer from the American Insurance Association.
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Eisenhower says staff did not run presidency
In a Reader's Digest interview, former President Dwight D. Eisenhower rejects the idea that he largely relied on staff votes. He says he kept tight control on foreign policy with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and reviewed major pronouncements in advance. He notes Dulles consulted him, stayed in touch by cable and telephone abroad.
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