Borman Emerges as Front-Runner for NASA Chief
NASA speculation centers on Frank Borman, former Moon mission commander, as a leading candidate to replace Thomas Paine as NASA administrator. Borman recently left Air Force service, joined Eastern Airlines, and is slated to attend Harvard's advanced management program while Washington weighs budget and strategic goals for 1972.
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Frank Borman
Space Agency
Borman
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Eastern Airlines
Nixon
Thomas O. Paine
George Low
NASA
Wernher von Braun
Agency
Homer E. Newell
Samuel Phillips
Apollo
Air Force Space and Missiles System Organization
Hilliard Paige
General Electric Co
Space Division
Robert C. Seamans Jr
Pacific
America
Harvard University
White
Senate Opens Hearings On Legalized Wiretap Bills
In Harrisburg the State Senate will hold the first public hearing on a bill to legalize police wiretapping next Wednesday after 16 months of study. Testimony will include Attorney General Fred Speaker, Philadelphia District Attorney Arlen Specter, and representatives from the bar, crime commission, unions, civil liberties group, and state police. The measure authorizes police wiretaps under court order in treason, bribery, extortion, murder, robbery, kidnapping, blackmail, arson, and also in gambling, loan sharking, narcotics, and stolen goods cases. It bans private or governmental wiretapping and outlaws bugging as proposed.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Richard C. Frame
R-Venango
State Government
Atty
Fred Speaker
Philadelphia Dist
Arlen Spector
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Afl-Cio
American Civil Liberties Union
State Police
Chicago Blacks Vow To Wipe Out Street Gangs
Chicago on the South Side leaders call for adults to curb Blackstone Nation gangs including the Blackstone Rangers amid terror and arson claims. Ministers pledge marches and community action after a church fire caused heavy damage and allegations of gang intimidation. Strong entities include Rev Curtis E Burrell Jr Rev Jesse Jackson Operation Breadbasket and Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization.
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Chicago
South Side
P Stone Nation
Woodlawn Mennonite
Curtis E. Burrell Jr
Black Stone Nation
Blackstone Rangers
Blackstone Avenue
Jesse Jackson
Burrell
Kenwood-Oakland
John Barber
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Rider Dies In Minibike Crash Near Shinglehouse
Charles Carris, 27, of Imperial Pennsylvania, died after a minibike crash on wet grass near Shinglehouse in Potter County. He was taken to Buffalo General Hospital in critical condition and died shortly after admission. police said the bike skidded on wet grass and may have struck him against a fence.
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Buffalo
Charles Carris
Imperial
Pittsburgh
Buffalo General Hospital
Shinglehouse
Carris
Buffalo General
Pennsylvania
Coudersport
Thomas Ireland
Potter County
New York State Line
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