Month in Sealed Room Proves Space Theories
SEATTLE AP Thirty days of confinement in a sealed chamber for five men yield a major breakthrough in research on whether American astronauts can live indefinitely in the hostile environment. The experiment monitors health, morale, and physiological changes amid isolation. Findings aim to inform long term space habitation.
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Seattle
Eugene B. Konecci
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Advanced Research and Technology
Unmanned Gemini Flight Scheduled for Tuesday
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA announced an unmanned test flight of the two stage Titan 2 rocket and Gemini spacecraft will occur Tuesday to test orbital capability and structural integrity. If successful a manned two orbit ride could follow later this year with astronauts slated for November or December.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Bishop Peabody Unfazed By Wife Arrest In Brookline
In Brookline AP report Bishop Malcolm Peabody, father of the governor and longtime civil rights advocate, remains unshaken by news of his wife’s arrest. He heard the information during a funeral service and continued the rites, praising her “powerful social conscience.”
Jail Grand Jury Report Signals Mixed Jail Condition
In Tarboro North Carolina the Edgecombe County grand jury inspected the county jail and stated the facility is in as good condition as could be expected in its present state. The brief report notes the jail’s condition amid ongoing concerns over county facilities.
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Tarboro
N.C
Edgecombe County
County
Nuclear plants may desalinate ocean water by 1975
A government task force proposed large nuclear power desalination plants along U S coasts by 1975. Oceanographer Roger Revelle said waste heat could warm seawater for swimming while producing fresh water at 20 to 25 cents per 1000 gallons, far below current costs.
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Washington
U.S
Roger Revelle
Revelle
Ask Group
President
Office of Science and Technology
Oak Ridge
Connecticut Yankee
Haddam Neck
Conn
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Fulbright Pleased By Response To Foreign Policy Speech
Senator Fulbright praised the response to his March 25 foreign policy speech and said the election year debate will aid the Johnson administration. He noted mail pouring in, with a 4 or 5 to 1 ratio favoring his stance, and urged open discussion of relaxing Cold War rigidity and recognizing Red China someday. He spoke of not briefing Johnson beforehand and predicted broader public discussion.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
Arkansas
Fulbright
Cuba
China
Congress
Executive Branch
New Hampshire
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Open Door Policy Slated at Brandeis University
Brandeis University in Waltham Massachusetts will keep dormitory doors open while girls are present after the Board of Trustees reaffirmed the administration's open door policy in a letter to the Student Council following a student petition requesting a review of the rule.
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Brandeis Waltham
Mass
UPI
Brandeis University
Board of Trustees
Rail Union To Strike Two Key Lines In Chicago
The Broth connecting link in Chicago. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and a major rail union ordered strikes against two belt railroads serving Chicago and Detroit Toledo shore line areas. A walkout was set for 6:30 a m Friday and 4 p m CST today amid a dispute over work rules and operating employees.
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Chicago
UPS
Detroit- Detroit
Toledo
Indiana Harbor
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