Gemini 7 Crew Home for Tests in Cape Kennedy
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell begin three days of medical checks at Cape Kennedy after a two week space flight in which they completed ten lunar round trips. The crew’s performance and the effects of space travel on the body are under study as part of postflight assessments.
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Records Set by Astronauts in Gemini Mission
Houston reports Gemini 7 set 11 world space flight records. Highlights include longest manned mission 330 hours 35 minutes by Borman Lovell, first rendezvous of maneuverable craft, total U S space hours 1,352 42, most manned flights by nation 11 for the United States, and multiple orbital and distance milestones.
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Eisenhower Leaves Hospital Buoyant About Golf Return
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower walked out of Walter Reed Army Medical Center praising his recovery after a heart attack. He aims to play golf within a month and plans Christmas at his Gettysburg farm. Meanwhile astronauts Borman Lovell and others continue medical checks and recount their marathon flight, with Schirra and Stafford flying to Houston for tests and retelling duties.
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Advertising in Retail Merchants Promotes Merchandise
Advertising, especially neirs Paper advertising, is the lifebrand of the retail business and provides for an orderly method of promoting and reordering merchandise, says E F Engle, sale promotion manager of the National Retail Merchants Association.
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Tokyo to stage Beethoven Ninth for seven-night run
In Tokyo during Christmas week Beethoven's Ninth Symphony will be performed seven nights. Three Japanese orchestras and three choirs will alternate presenting the choral work for holiday audiences.
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Johnson appoints new U S Education head from Yale veteran
President Johnson named Harold Howe II as education commissioner and Paul Kaplowitz as Tariff Commission chairman with Ways and Means ties. Former Gov Matthew Welch of Indiana will chair the U S Canadian Joint Commission. Howe, Yale graduate, taught history at Darrow School and served in World War II era Navy before advancing to Columbia and federal posts.
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Goldwater Still Seen As 1968 GOP Contender
Denison Kitchel, once aide to Barry Goldwater, says the senator’s 1968 presidential stock rises as GOP issues and positions from the 1964 campaign prove correct. The piece also notes Howe’s roles and the Learning Institute’s NC presence. Howe serves as Scarsdale schools superintendent, Vassar, Yale trustee, and Duke adjunct professor.
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Harvard Men Top Rhodes Scholar List Activists
Rhodes Scholarships awarded to 32 U S students include ten from Harvard with strong ties to civil rights. Winners include college captains Duane Paschall and James Schindler, transit from Bradford Tennessee and Barnesville Minnesota, plus James J O P O le of USC who started a Watts tutorial project.
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W Robertson Dies Former Westinghouse Leader at 85
Andrew Wells Robertson, 85, longtime chairman and chief executive of Westinghouse Electric Corp from 1929 to 1951, died Saturday. He had joined Westinghouse as CEO after a stint as president of the Philadelphia Co, utilities operator in Pittsburgh. He retired as Westinghouse top man but remained a director until 1961.
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Dirksen Fights 148B Repeal Amendments on Union Ban
Senator Everett Dirksen pledges to oppose any Democratic move to soften the repeal of the union shop ban by amendments to the repealer bill. Senate leaders, House passage, and Johnson support are cited as uncertain, with talk that sponsors may accept previously rejected amendments including a ban on racial discrimination within unions.
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