Navy to Build More Thresher-Type Submarines
Navy officials stated the Thresher disaster does not halt the program to construct Thresher-type submarines. Rear Adm. Ralph K. James testified that the design remains fundamentally excellent and the program should continue, while the court investigates the loss of the Thresher 129 lives during a deep sea test off Boston.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Thresher
Ralph K. James
Bureau of Ships
James
Adm
William A. Brockett
Boston
John W. Harvey
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
J.g
James D. Watson
Skylark
Watson
Spacecraft Is Like a Woman's Purse
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper’s Faith 7 capsule is compared to a purse Reach in and you’ll find almost anything If Cooper proceeds with a 34 hour flight next Tuesday he will take items including four cameras a balloon medical gear maps star charts monitoring devices Geiger counters a 28 foot antenna raft alarm clock parachutes and spaghetti and meat sauce He also plans to bring his own private provisions
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Cooper
More Lie Tests Set In Probe of Girl's Murder
Cambridge police plan a second lie detector round for two men who took tests yesterday in the brutal killing of a 26 year old music student. One man released earlier had been described as a hospital orderly and former mental patient.
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Cambridge, Mass
Daniel F. Brennan
Beverly F. Samans
Beckley
W.va
John J. Grainger
Cambridge Police
Miss Samans
Walter E. Fernald School
Waltham
Peter A. Delmonico
Harvard Square
Al Hirt Story Shows 30 Years To Big Time Rise
The profile traces Al Hirt from New Orleans beginnings and early big bands to his Las Vegas breakout and eventual Ed Sullivan Show appearances. It notes his long road, 18 years as a pro, and a sudden surge of attention that made him a top trumpet figure.
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New York
Vincent Edwards
Hollywood
Ben Casey
al Hirt
Edwards
Hirt
New Orleans
Dorsey Brothers
Ray McKinley
Horace Heidt
Bourbon Street
Las Vegas
Dinah Shore
Fidel Castro
ABC
lInterview
Lisa Howard
NBC
Spring Fever Hits Colleges Riot Sparks Across New England Campuses
Riots erupted on Yale Brown and Brandeis campuses as 1500 students swarmed streets and dorms. Police used nightsticks, dogs, and vehicles. arrests ranged from Brown 14 to Yale 17. Brown president Keeney confronted crowds at Pembroke and John Hay library.
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New Haven
Conn
Providence
R.I
Waltham
Mass
Yale
Brown
Pembroke College
Bryant College
Rhode Island School of Design
Barnaby C. Keeney
Kenney
Keeney
John Hay
Brandeis University
Hoffa Indicted Again on Bribe Charge in Deadlocked Trial
Hoffa faces a new five count indictment accusing him of aiding and inducing jurors to favor acquittal in the deadlocked conspiracy trial. Six co-defendants named. alleged offers included 10 000 to jurors and their relatives. Trial had ended in mistrial after jurors deadlocked 7 to 5 for acquittal.
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Nashville, Tenn
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Tennessee
Hoffa
Detroit
U.S. Dist
William E. Miller
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