Apollo 7 clears for Oct 11 launch after flight readiness review
Apollo 7 astronauts Walter Schirra Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham receive go for an October 11 countdown after a day of top level review. The shakedown mission aboard the Saturn 1B aims to prove Apollo readiness for a Moon trip.
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UPI
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Donn Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Samuel Phillips
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Apollo
Moon
Gemini
James Lovell
Edwin Aldrin
Virgil Grissom
Edward White
Ralph Chavetz Captures Game in Mayfair Bridge Mock
In New York at the Mayfair club Ralph Chavetz plays four spades aiming not for overtricks but to prevent East and West from four defense tricks. He wins the heart lead, finesses a trump, and avoids a diamond loss to secure game and rubber despite potential missteps. East’s ace of diamonds could have shifted the outcome if it appeared.
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Ralph Chavetz
New York
Ralph
East
West
Seized Postcards Hint at Prison Escape
In Norfolk Massachusetts the postmarked messages to inmates were intercepted as handwriting resembled Robert Dellelo's. Dellelo, 27, of Revere, is an escapee who fled two weeks earlier while serving a life term for the murder of a Boston police officer.
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Norfolk
Mass
State Prison
Robert Dellelo
Revere
Dellelo
Boston
Advertise Where People Look Want Ad
A brief want ad urges readers to place classified notices by calling dial 369-1234. The item highlights using the classified section to reach local buyers and job seekers efficiently.
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Dial
Pope Sets Second World Peace Day Observance
The Vatican said Pope Paul VI will call all men of good will to join with Roman Catholics in observing a World Day of Peace on January 1. It marks the second annual day of prayers and reflection, with focus on promoting human rights as a path to peace amid concerns over Czechoslovakia, Vietnam, and Biafra.
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Vatican
Paul VI
Vittorino Veronese
Peace Committee
Pontifical Committee On Peace and Justce
Pope Paul
Czechoslovakia
Vietnam
Biafra
Burglars Targeted Forster Bradford Homes and Assets
Seattle AP report states Forster Bradford found burglars stole $1,000 in camera equipment and jewelry from his residence. A phone call then alerted him of a separate break in at a house he had bought for resale, with $5,275 in furniture taken.
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Seattle
Forster Bradford
Brooke and Kennedy clash over relief to Biafra
In Washington Senator Edward Brooke sparred with Edward Kennedy on whether the United Nations or the Organization of African Unity should lead aid for Nigeria's Biafra refugees. Brooke warned a U N debate would drag on amid East West tensions while urging O A U relief efforts.
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Brooke
Kennedy
Biafra
Washington
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
Edward Kennedy
The
U.N
Eugene McCarthy
U.S
Organization of African Unity
Massachusetts
World Organization
McCarthy
Nigeria
Chiropractors and Doctors Trade Verbal Punches in Chicago
At the National Congress on Health Quackery in Chicago doctors and chiropractors clashed over scientific grounds and healing monopolies. AMA official Dr. Hugh Hussey labeled chiropractic methods unscientific while chiropractors leader Dr. William Day urged collaboration among healing arts. Howard Long of the National Health Federation criticized AMA control and promoted freedom of treatment choice with a 32,000-member group including varied health practitioners.
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Chicago
Doctors of Medicine
Hugh Hussey
American Medical Association
Division of Scientific Activities
National Congress On
William Day
Spokane
International Chiropractors Assn
AMA
Joe Day
Howard Long
Monrovia
Calif
National Health Federation
Long
Federation
Moyers Calls Wallace Threat to Reason and Justice
Bill Moyers, former White House press secretary to Lyndon Baines Johnson, labels George Wallace a threat to reason and justice on The ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds. The program airs weekdays at 5:00 p.m. in color on KCRG TV 9.
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Bill Moyers
L.B.J
George Wallace
ABC Evening News
Frank Reynolds
Kcrgtv
Plans for Blaiberg third heart transplant
Dr. Christiaan Barnard said he will transplant a third heart to Philip Blaiberg in the future. Blaiberg, who received a donor heart in January, has outlived most transplant patients. Barnard noted organ rejection is inevitable but can be slowed and he will perform another transplant if Blaiberg remains healthy.
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Chicago
Christiaan Barnard
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Barnard
Blaibergs
AKTEX Acne Treatment Sells At Drug Stores
Advertisement touts AKTEX as a medicated solution for acne and oily skin that replaces squeezing with a smoothing effect. Claims include faster relief, non greasy coverage, and a money back guarantee. available at all drug stores.
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Kennedy Space Center
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Manned Spacecraft Center
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By Oswald and
James Jacoby
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Pope
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Jr. High Fashion Board
Charmaine Heasley
C. Odumegwu Ojukwu
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