Seven Days in May and Saturn 5 Rockets Preview
AP movie review lauds Seven Days in May for its tense plot about a Joint Chiefs conspiracy with Fredric March Edmond O Bri en Kirk Douglas and Ava Gardner in supporting roles. CAPE KENNEDY report details Saturn 5 rocket standing 360 feet tall weighing 3000 tons and delivering 7.5 million pounds thrust, aiming for moon missions before 1970.
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Mountain Survivors Stay Calm on Mountain Ordeal
Four survivors of a stormbound week on Mt. Jefferson recount their calm mindset and staged actions. Leader Peter Catelli, 19, and companions describe planned escape, rescue plane instructions, and shelter routines as winds and frostbite challenged but did not derail their safe return. Escape underway after a note from the plane directed them toward a rendezvous with rescuers.
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War Plagues Divided Nations Across the World
United Nations report outlines split in Viet Nam Korea and Germany amid Cold War tensions. It notes South Viet Nam and South Korea see coups and Western-backed forces, while North Viet Nam and North Korea stay Communist. West Germany prospers under democracy, East Germany remains poor under Soviet influence. The piece also recalls the 1954 Geneva accord at the 17th parallel and Korea’s division after 1948. The second item describes a Kentucky town’s nighttime power flash and a high wind causing a blown high voltage line.
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Extra Apollo Flight Sought After Moon Probe Failures
A group in the Apollo program urged an additional Apollo flight for a lunar reconnaissance mission. Space environment specialist John M. Eggleston said NASAs rank and file favor a self sufficient Apollo and not rely on Ranger and Surveyor. The plan would place an LEM detachment between circumlunar flight and landing, to photograph and study the moon before returning to Earth.
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Police Lt. Nelson Rescues Sleepers From Apartment Fire
Chattanooga police Lt. W T Nelson spotted a blaze in an apartment house and ran inside to wake sleeping occupants. One resident shouted to go home drunk but thanks to his timely actions no one was injured.
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