Apollo 8 Ends Historic Moon Voyage Aboard USS Yorktown
Apollo 8 globetrotted around the moon in a Christmas flight, splashdown 6,000 yards from the Yorktown in the Pacific. The crew, safe and relieved, planned steak and eggs for breakfast as President Johnson called the wives.
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Pueblo Officer Faked Charts for Captors
A naval officer claims captors forced phony navigational charts to prove the USS Pueblo violated North Korean waters. He said he inserted deliberate errors, noting one chart would imply 2,500 knots. The crew, including Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher, suffered injuries. one sailor died.
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Thomas H. Moorer
Naval Operations
Apollo 8 Triumph Spurs Lunar Landing Plans
NASA acting head Dr. Thomas O Paine called Apollo 8 a triumph and said the U S may follow with two lunar landings in 1969 and two more before 1970. He stressed the goal remains risky until Apollo 9 tests the lander, with Apollo 10 and 11 poised to push toward a July or August landing as the nation presses Kennedy's lunar deadline.
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Vermont Superdistrict Forms From Two Unions In Bennington
The Vermont State Board of Education joined Bennington South and Bennington Southwest Supervisory Unions into one large district. Catherine Corcoran will lead as superintendent, with George Sleeman as assistant. An advisory committee from seven districts will be named in January to plan details and work with the new leadership.
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Catherine Corcoran
George A. Sleeman
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Arnold W. Wilcox
Arlington
Olive Williamson
Shaftsbury
Merritt Hewitt Jr
North Bennington
Anthony Pello
Bennington
William A. Castle Sr
Mt. Anthony Union
Carolyn Peckham
Pownal
Franklin Frantz
Jesse A. Bugbee
Woodford
Lawrence F. Powers
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Sleeman
Udall challenges McCormack for House speakership
Washington UDALL, 46, announces bid to lead the House, a move seen as unlikely but signaling a push for younger leadership. McCormack, 77, strong in Democratic support, returns to Capitol Hill to begin another term amid the surprise challenge and looming internal votes.
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Sunderland Revote Petitioned On 200000 School Bond Plan
Sunderland faces a revote on a 200000 elementary school bond after a petition signed by 5 percent of the voters circulated by opponents. The drive seeks to overturn the 104 to 92 vote in favor from November 28 and align a new election with March town meetings. The petition cites tax burdens and alleged misleading information by school directors.
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Plot Revealed To Kill Supreme Court Justices
A federal grand jury in Cleveland investigates a plot to assassinate the nine US Supreme Court justices. Donald Heath, a former Chicago policeman and KKK member, is named among five suspects connected to explosives planned for the justices’ Washington courtroom. Heath was fired last April for leading a KKK cell and later banished from the Klan amid misconduct claims.
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Inside: Udall for Speaker candidacy sparks debate
Editorial opinion weighs Morris K. Udall as a potential Speaker of the House. The piece analyzes political implications and party dynamics, signaling cautious interest and critical questions about his fit for the role.
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Murder Charges Filed Against Arab Commandos
Athens prosecutors filed murder and eight related charges against two Arab commandos who fired on an Israeli jet, killing one passenger as the 707 prepared to depart for New York. The case goes to a pre trial examination with potential civilian or military trial and possible death sentence.
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