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Hope To Correct Fault In Orbiter Now Fading
A UPI report from Pasadena notes efforts to salvage at least 75 percent of the Lunar Orbiter mission as camera malfunctions fade. Early high resolution photos show improvement though the mechanism advancing film still troubles the camera. NASA spokesman says usable pictures may still be possible from the six dozen frames taken, with film advance failures limiting full data return from the orbiter.
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UPI
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
War Costs LBJ Some Popularity in A Senate Talk
The Viet Nam war is costing President Johnson some political popularity, with Senate Republican Leader Dirksen saying his weekend Northeastern swing yielded little politically. Dirksen called Johnson’s trip rhetoric without results as polls show slower popularity, while Johnson remains satisfied and plans more trips. Nixon is slated to discuss Viet Nam and domestic issues at a Policy Committee meeting. Detroit Mayor Cavanagh urged a massive urban uplift plan costing 240 billion to 2 trillion, proposing urban spending and offensive military actions to shorten the war.
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Mayors urge $113 billion aid for cities
Detroit Mayor Cavanagh joins eight big city leaders demanding a national commitment to rebuild urban areas. He backs a fund akin to foreign aid pools and calls for at least as much as the $70 billion lunar program plus $43 billion for highways, noting federal city spending now runs about $28 billion annually. Chicago Mayor Daley declines to testify, citing other commitments.
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HMS Eagle Returns to Devonport After 363 Days at Sea
The British aircraft carrier HMS Eagle, the navy's largest ship, reached Devonport England after 363 days at sea. Among its 2,750 crew, 47 announced plans to marry.
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Bridge Hands Turn on Diamond Coup and Trump Return
North South opened with a bold bid. West led the ten of diamonds to threaten a ruff. South played dummy’s top diamonds while discarding a spade, West ruffed the third diamond, and a trump return followed. South then faced four club tricks and fell short, losing the contract as West and South both congratulated each other on the costly maneuver.
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South
New South
U S Way Of Life You Can Have It Van Bentums Leave Philadelphia
Dutch artist associate professor Rik Van Bentum and his wife Titi depart Philadelphia after a year and a half marked by a hit and run, a robbed apartment, and an acid attack on Mrs Van Bentum as she walked the street.
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U.S
Rik van Bernum
Temple University
Art School
Philadelphia
Titi
van Bentums
Ship fire off Boogie capsizes crew deaths
A Vanish ship loaded with volatile butane caught fire near Boogie Algeria. One crewman was killed while the captain and eight other sailors were rescued from the burning 186 foot vessel Signe Thols.
Alaska's Governor Egan Runs Again in Primary Election
Alaska voters head to polls to decide the Democratic and Republican nominations for governor and senator. Governor William A. Egan faces a disputed succession ban and a tight primary against Wendell Kay. Anchorage figures Bruce Kendall and Walter Hickel are leading Republican contenders with Mike Stepovich also in the race. U.S. Senator E L Burnett runs with token opposition. other GOP candidates include T J Bischel and Robert Veatch. A libel suit was filed by Larry Brayton in the anti Birch Society context, shaping the campaign atmosphere in Fairbanks and Anchorage.
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Alaska
William A. Egan
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Stepovich
U.S
E. L. Burnett
T.J. Bischel
Anchorage
David Newton Boyer
Kenai
Robert L. Veatch
Soldotena
Larry Brayton
Fairbanks
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Glen Buchanan
Brayton
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Bones May Be Father Marquette Skeleton
ARCHEOLOGISTS in St. Ignace believe a skeleton unearthed from a grave may be Jesuit priest and explorer Father Jacques Marquette. Tests indicate three skeletons in the grave date to 1650 1700 and are of European descent. Marquette founded a mission at St Ignace and lived 1637 1675. A second grave was found containing brass beads religious articles and Indian beads along with five Jesuit rings and two crucifixes.
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St. Ignace
MSU
Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures
In Hakerspield California a man faced a denture break when his poodle chewed the teeth. The man used a new product PLATE-WELD to repair and replace a tooth on the spot and reported the fix held like new. The company says PLATE-WELD is available at all drug stores.
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