Glenn Weighs Second Run for Office After Space Fame
Astronaut John Glenn, visiting Chicago, weighs resuming a political career after his space achievements. He notes Kennedy would have clinched the nomination and possibly beaten Nixon, and hints at past talk of him as a Kennedy running mate. Glenn remains engaged with NASA projects and public life as a writer and consultant.
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John Glenn
Bob Considine
Chicago
Robert Kennedy
Nixon
California
Bobby
Martin Luther King
Humphrey
McCarthy
Col. Glenn
Kennedy
America
Atlantic
Royal Crown Cola
NASA
Russia
Jim, Webb
Congress
Moon
Glenn
Cape Kennedy
Wally Schirra
Gus Grissom
Ed White
Roger Chafee
Lloyd’s of London
Annie
Leo Dorsey
Leo
Satellites Could Cut Plane Congestion in Early 1970s
NASA officials outline a planned network of navigation and control satellites to ease air traffic delays. The system would reduce lateral, longitudinal and vertical separation, warn of radio disturbances, guide takeoffs and landings, monitor aircraft, and locate ditched vessels.
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Cape Kennedy
The
National Aeronautics and Space Ad
North Atlantic
Navy
Air Force
NASA
RCA
Astro-Electronics Division
Applied
Physics Laboratory
John Hopkins University
Electronics Research Center
Four Teenagers Contract Malaria Linked to Alabama Drive-In
The National Communicable Disease Center reports four teenagers contracted malaria after visiting a drive-in theater in eastern Alabama between August 15 and 19. The common link among patients was attendance at the venue near ponds.
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Atlanta
National Communicable Disease Center
Alabama
Thunderstorm Packs Punch of 7 A-Bombs
An Omaha report quotes climatologists claiming an ordinary Nebraska thunderstorm carries the energy of seven Hiroshima bombs. Weather officials note tornado severity varies and that when energy concentrates a thunderstorm’s damage can exceed a tornado’s, though usually it spreads over a wide area.
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Omaha
R. A. Meyers
Weather Bureau
DIALING FOR DOLLARS MATINEE INTERVIEW WITH EUBANKS
George Patrick interviews Bob Eubanks host of The Newlywed Game on KCRG TV9 in color. The matinee segment airs Tuesday at 3 30 PM.
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George Patrick
Bob Eubanks
Jin Color
Kcrg-Tv
Boy Scout Saves Nephew From Bear Attack on Shore
A 14 year old from Aurora Illinois stood still with his 4 year old nephew on Rice Jake shore in Lutsen Minnesota after a bear pawed his back. He recalled a book saying not to excite bears and the pair were not harmed beyond scratches and a tetanus shot for the guardian rescuer Roger Barton.
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Lutsen
Minn
Aurora
Ill
Roger Barton
Rice
Jake
Minnesota
John Frantz
Burbank
Calif
Roger
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