Lapp Offers Narrow Path After Apollo Space Program
Dr. Ralph E. Lapp proposes trimming NASA to 1–2 billion annually and shifting from manned to unmanned space science after Apollo. He urges merging space and atomic research, creating a national science priorities commission, and internationalizing space efforts under UN aegis. He argues political limits and costs make sustained manned missions unlikely and criticizes NASA for suppressing criticism through funding.
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Woman wins 411270 pounds on football pools claim
Mrs. Phylis Saunders of Surrey won 411270 pounds tax free after paying 45 cents to enter the football pools. She took over entry duties from her forgetful husband, a firefighter, as they live near Farnham.
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That Capture Was Important That Capture Was Important
In Tuy Hoa Vietnam AP reports U S 4th Infantry soldiers valued a Viet Cong barber captured after a month in the field. The guerrilla had hair cutting gear and was put to work clipping hair for pay of 400 piastres a day. First Lt. Brian Carroll notes the barber offered to shave him.
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