Saturn 5 Apollo 6 aims for imaginary moon flight tests
CAPE KENNEDY UPI reports the second Saturn 5 will perform an unmanned simulated lunar flight next Wednesday as preparation for a manned mission in fall. Apollo 6 will test guidance and braking maneuvers, then return to the Pacific after a nine hour to 16 day potential earth orbit depending on trajectory.
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Soviet spending in Vietnam reaches up to eight billion yearly
The Soviet Union reportedly spends 5.55 to 8.88 billion yearly in Vietnam and has already invested more in North Vietnam than in North Korea during the Korean War. Alfred Weeks in The Reporter cites Soviet aid including PU-76 tanks AK-47 rifles MiG-21 jets and Il-28 Beagle bombers. The escalation precedes U S bombing of the north in 1965 and ties to the Khrushchev ouster in 1964.
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Bridge loses longtime host Sid Fink in Cleveland
Oswald and James Jacoby honor friend Sidney B. Fink of Cleveland who died suddenly last December while at his favorite pastime, duplicate bridge. Fink, in his 30s, was chairman of the ACBL charity committee and known for his cheerfulness and skill at the table.
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Reverend Tom Winter Finds Norman and Joe After Crash
The scene reports Rev. Tom Winter locating Norman and Joe in their crashed automobile. Peyton Place airs Thursday at 8 30 PM in color on KCRG TV 9.
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