Boeing 747 makes first flight but returns for minor flaw
The Boeing 747 prototype flew a little over an hour before an improperly aligned wing flap forced an early return to Paine Field. Pilot Jack Waddell called the test “absolutely ideal” aside from the minor discrepancy and hoped for a second flight within days.
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Everett
Wash
Jack Waddell
Paine Field
Three Arrested in Cedar Rapids face Thursday court dates
Three people arrested in Cedar Rapids on separate charges were given until Thursday to move or plead in municipal court. Robert W. Hampton, 50, of Marion, faces a drunk driving charge after a collision at Collins Road and First Avenue East, held on a $1,000 bond. Ellen K. Jones, 18, of Cedar Rapids, is free on $1,000 bond after being charged with obtaining goods by false pretenses for stereo records at Killian's and a coat at Armstrong's. Bruce M. Ban, 22, promised to appear after a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for letting a 17-year-old stay at his apartment. he appeared at the station voluntarily.
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Cedar Rapids
Robert W. Hampton
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Marion
Collins Road
First Avenue East
Linn County
Ellen K. Jones
Staubcourt
Killian
Armstrong
Bruce M. Ban
D Avenue NE
Ean
Legion Conference Set for Des Moines February 16 17
The 49th annual Iowa American Legion conference at Fort Des Moines Hotel February 16 and 17 will feature speakers including National Commander William C. Doyle and Governor Robert D. Ray. Donld Johnson and Ray Murphy will report on 50th anniversary progress and future task forces. Des Moines VA leaders discuss veterans benefits during Sunday sessions.
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Cedar Rapids
Mon
Peter S. Toleczko
Legion’s
National Rehabilitation Commission
Washington D.C
American Legion
Donald Johnson
West Branch
Legion
Ray Murphy
Iowa
Department
Des Moines
Iowa American Legion
Fort Des Moines
William C. Doyle
Vineland
N.J
Robert D. Ray
State of Iowa
Alton L. Pruitt
Veterans Administration
Italian Airman Reaches 1 000 Transatlantic Trips
Alitalia pilot Marco Fugarola 60 logged his 1 000th transatlantic flight, beginning in 1951 with Alitalia. He has flown Europe to Americas routes for decades and plans two more trips this month before retirement, pursuing a possible world record.
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Rome
Alitalia
Marco Fugarola
Europe
North
South America
Cleanup Crews Races to Contain California Oil Slick
A 30 mile oil slick off California shores prompts a growing force of 1 500 workers by midweek. Crews use straw and steam washing while plans test a sea sweep to funnel oil to a barged hold. 231 000 gallons spilled from an undersea well, capped Saturday.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific
California
State Conservation
Union Oil Co
Los Angeles
Coast Guard
Powerful Taccomsat Aims To Speed Frontline Messages
A 1600 pound Taccomsat payload atop a Titan 3-D rocket was launched into a 22 300 mile high orbit to test mobile military communications for front line units. Officials say there is no current plan to use it in Vietnam but the system could be moved closer to Southeast Asia if testing succeeds.
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Cape Kennedy
Pacific Ocean
Herald
U.S
Southeast Asia
Equator
South America
Earth
Galapagos Islands
John O'Neill
Air Force Space and Missile Systems Organization
Taccomsat
Vietnam
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