NASA Lays Rules To Avoid 2nd Apollo Fire
NASA meets with North American Aviation and other major contractors to set a new moon mission schedule after criticism of the Apollo program following the Jan. 27 flash fire that killed three astronauts. The Phillips report cited concerns about North American’s readiness and NASA supervision, while testimony notes some deficiencies were later addressed.
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Space Agency
North American Aviation Inc
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North American
Aerojet General Corp
Boeing Co
General Electric Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
the Martin Co
McDonnell Douglas Corp
NASA
William PF
Ryan
D-N.y
Phillips
Downey, Calif
Samuel S. Phillips
James E. Webb
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Apollo’ Accident Review Board
May Day Rally Clashes at Saigon Zoo Amid Labor Protests
Police followed a May Day rally at the Saigon Zoo as unions held four demonstrations in the city. Students and workers unfurled banners calling to end the war, sparking scuffles as authorities seized the banners. Across Japan cities, six million rallied with Socialist Party leader Kozo Sasaki denouncing American imperialism in Vietnam. A Hanoi union leader warned of threats to world peace.
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Socialist Party
Kozo Sasaki
Tokyo
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Twin engine crash near Hershey Airport claims two lives
A twin engine aircraft approaching Hershey Airport for a landing crashed killing Myron Freeman of Wayne New Jersey and Harold Klein of Little Falls New Jersey.
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Myron Freeman
Wayne, N. J
Harold Klein
Little Falls, N. J
Harry Hershey
Hershey
Hershey Hotel
Eisenhower says U S. need not apologize for war
Palm Desert California AP former President Dwight D. Eisenhower declares America does not have to apologize for its part in the war and can be proud of it as he and Mamie prepare to return to Gettysburg after a winter stay in Palm Desert since 1954. He praises Gen Westmoreland and notes the Vietnam conflict’s difficulty. Also reports police incident with a car thief and Castro May Day plans in Havana with Maj Almeida Bosque delivering the key address.
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America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
San Bernardino
Gettysburg
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
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Hanoi
Fidel Castro
Havana
Juan Almeida Bosque
Fidel
Pulgencio Batista
Tornado Toll Rises Across Waseca and Albert Lea
Waseca reports five deaths with more feared as tornadoes hit during dusk. Ambulance crews from Mankato transported victims, including two fatalities. Over 60 injured, 42 hospitalized, and about 20 homes destroyed with 50 damaged. Albert Lea experiences broader destruction. two deaths confirmed, ten hospitalized, and nearly 100 homes damaged or destroyed as the tornado crossed the west side and skirted the city.
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Donald Eustice
Waseca
Twister
Albert Lea
Mayville Area Boy Burns Critical From Gas Explosion
Six year old Daniel Kelly of Portland New York remains in guarded critical condition at Meyer Memorial Hospital Buffalo after suffering burns to about 80 percent of his body in a house accident Saturday evening. He was alone at home when a gas flare used to ignite a wood burning stove exploded. Firefighters found him in the yard and most clothing burned away. Authorities say he wandered to his home seeking to start the fire and was watched by unidentified neighbors while his parents and two brothers were away. The Meyer Memorial Hospital spokesperson said he has first second and third degree burns throughout and is in ICU.
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Mayville
N.Y
Daniel Kelly
Portland
Buffalo
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Young Kelly
Brocton
Senator Long Opposes Dodd Censure Faces Broad Political Crossroads
In a lonely stance with likely political peril, Sen. Russell B. Long opposes censure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. The Louisiana Democrat criticizes the six member Ethics Committee while signaling the pressures of future Senate fights and loyalty to a beleaguered colleague. The piece notes public sentiment against politicians and Long’s defense of Dodd amid questions of mis conduct. A second item reports a retired Louisville man leaving most of his $30,000 estate to the federal government in a note of gratitude to his country. Wilson Green, who owned real estate and ran a vending business, died at 75.
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Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Russell B. Long
Dodd
D-Conn
Long
Dla
Huey Long
Connecticut
John Stennis
Dmiss
Sens
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Mike Monroney
Louisiana
U.S
Louisville
Wilson Green
Free ticket offer for Georgy Girl at Blatt's Rex Theatre
Advertise for James Matson and Alan Bates in Georgy Girl at Blatt's Rex Theatre. The notice invites readers to find their name in ads, call the store, and receive a free ticket for a three day run from Friday May 5th to Sunday May 7th.
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Blatt’s Rex Theatre
James Matson
Alan Bates
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