Six Cadets Endure 15 Days in Tiny Compart Mentor
Six Air Force cadets from the US Air Force Academy volunteered for a confinement study at Lockheed Georgia. They occupied a compact crew cabin for 15 days beginning June 9 and emerged June 24. They worked 16 hours daily in a 6-person crew under psychologist instruction and noted they could continue longer if needed. Cadet Phillip Patterson and cadet Richard Slowik described nerves flaring briefly but resolved after short quiet periods. Participants included Lt Robert Staib and cadets Larry Springs Robert Fisk Phillip Patterson Richard Slowik Hawthorne Burnham.
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Air Force
Earl Alluisi
Lockheed
Phillip Patterson
Richmond
Richard Slowik
Belleville
Mich
Robert Staib
Chicago
Larry D. Springs
Fresno
Calif
Robert G. Fisk
Anchoraze
Alaska
Phillip F. Patterson
Richard Aslowik
Hawthorne A. Burnham
Danvers
Mass
Markets and public input probe opening day for sale
B. B. Rogers of Fitzgerald Ga and other committee members urged opening a week earlier to extend the selling season. Carolee Denson 18 suggested opening on Wednesday at St Margarets and an unidentified boy pulled the mother and children from the wagon. Police reported a garden hose led exhaust into the car but no rescue squad was called. Mrs Schuerholz had recent rest home confinement for a nervous condition. No charges filed pending further investigation.
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Fitzgerald
Carolee Denson
St. Margarets
Winaltas
Schuerholz
Three Children Die in Maryland Station Wagon Tragedy
In Annapolis area, three Baltimore children Karn Schuerholz seven Brenda Schuerholz three and Thomas Schuerholz Jr fourteen months died after being found in a station wagon in front of their summer home at St Margarets. Their mother Jean Schuerholz was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after losing consciousness.
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St. Margarets
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Howald
Thomas Schuerholz Jr
Jean Schuertholz
Crop outlook mixed as nematodes and drought bite
A Valdosta Times survey of nine counties shows most south Georgia and north Florida growers expect a better than normal crop but below 1961 records. Farmers county agents and ASC managers report nematode damage in nonfumigated fields and drought chilling yields.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Kennedy aide on Soviet suit inspection rules
Humphrey told newsmen Foster that a subcommittee has not yet reached a decision on any modification of U S or allied inspection practices. It is hoped a final decision can be made late this week or early next week based on information from recent tests.
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U.S
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Hoffa Denial Fails to Shield Union Misconduct Concerns
The subcommittee’s report asserts Hoffa shows disregard for Teamsters members as officials across Local 239 and other unions are accused of robbing or dealing under the table. It cites Raymond Ceformation and others amid forgery and misappropriation cases linked to Philadelphia locals. Senator Kennedy and aides discuss nuclear test treaty implications and Project Vela data amid ongoing debates.
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Te Teamsters Union
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Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Algeria Civil Strife Deepens as Ben Bella Forces Gaining
Reports from Algiers describe clashes and uprisings as Ben Bella consolidates power. Ben Khedda allies flee and European residents flee capital amid mounting violence. Ben Bella envoys emerge from Tlemcen to proclaim authority while Boumedienne and aides move to rally Berber regions. Officials aligned with Ben Khedda face arrests as Ben Bella’s bureau tightens grip.
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Tlemcen
Ben Bellaltrode
Tiaret
Algiers
Liberation Front
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Hourai Boumedienne
Ben * Khedda
Linity
Ben Ben
Algeria
Krim
Mohammed Bowdiaf
Kabylie
Harim
Tizi Ouzou
Missing Pastor Found in Philadelphia Hospital
A Georgetown Methodist minister Rev. Joan Kirkwood Hendricks aged 31 was found Wednesday at Philadelphia Memorial Hospital. He disappeared from Duke University campus Sunday night while attending a supply pastors clinic. He spoke to his wife and sister-in-law by phone and appeared well though with a changed voice. Buddy Hendricks of Atlanta began travel to Philadelphia to return home to South Carolina.
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S. C
Georgetown
Joan Kirkwood Hendricks
Philadelphia Memorial Hospital
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Duke
A. W. McDonald
Hendricks
Buddy Hendricks
Atlanta
Philadelphia
South Carolina
American Surgeon Questions Lung Cancer Causes
A U S doctor disputes links between tuberculosis and later cancer and questions the role of cigarette smoke in lung cancer. He notes Soviet doctors may lag behind in some areas and criticizes how evidence from patient anecdotes was weighed.
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Iave
Stage Set For New Farm Measure Fight
Washington AP reports the Senate Agriculture Committee moved toward a fresh farm bill battle next week over grain controls and marketing. The panel rejected a tough administration plan 9-8 but sent a softer Senate version to debate by a 10-7 margin, aligning details with the House bill. Chair Alen J. Elen jder expressed confidence the Senate can win a stiffer outcome, aiming to produce a conference bill with substantial surplus-reduction provisions for wheat and other grains, while ending the present 55 million acre minimum allotment and mandating at least 20 percent cutbacks in planted corn and sorghum. The bill heads to action next week, likely Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Senate
Alen J. Elen Jder
Dia
Senate House
Kennedy Names NATO Leader After Norstad Release
President Kennedy urges continued alliance unity and leadership for SHAPE as General Lemnitzer is chosen to succeed Norstad. A NATO council expresses deep regret at Norstad's release and thanks for his service. The letter to Stikker also requests Norstad’s release around November 1.
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Alliance
United States
Europe
North America
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Stikker
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Nori Stad
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NATO Council
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Kennedy
Lemiailzer
Albany unrest over racial demonstrations prompts mixed reactions
Grand Dragon Calvin Craig of the United Klans of America called Albany protests violent despite nonviolence claims. Albany Mayor Asa D. Kelley Jr. blamed Negro leaders partly for the violence while police reported no white-induced incidents. SCLC urged President Kennedy to protect peaceful demonstrators amid threats of militia.
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Calvin Craig
United Klans of America
Albany
Asa D. Kelley
King
Laurie Pritchett
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Kennedy
Judge Tuttle
U.S. Constitution
Roy C. Bell
SCLC
Vandiver
State of Georgia
Bell
United States of America
Bus Crash Involving Church Members Injures Children
A bus carrying Maxine Church and family members including Carolynt Norman, with two other Baptist workers, collided with a tractor-trailer on a hill curve. The bus swerved off an embankment but did not overturn, stopping after striking a tree. Damage was about 12 000 to the bus and 800 to the Memphis Furniture Co. truck. Police said the truck remained on the highway.
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Vicky Lymn Church
Memphis Furniture I Co
Berlin Talks Aim for Complex Solution Not Quick Fix
Washington reports on meetings show calm recognition that the Berlin situation is too complex for any simple quick fix. Both sides agree an easy solution is unrealistic amid intricate postwar tensions and demands.
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Berlin
Washington
Simmick
Explosion near Rt 154 injures mather and infant
Holden Gutermuth, 24, witnessed a blast on a two mile hill near Rt 154 just from Rt 22, with flames rising 150 to 200 feet. A 150 year old First Baptist church burned early as sixteen fire departments fought fires and 11 ambulances responded. Kenneth and McCumber home burned with both residents suffering burns.
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Holden Gutermuth
Rt. 154
New York
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Kenneth McCumber
AlcCumbers
Roanoke State Trooper Praised For Service
A Texan traveler, Martin Howard of Dallas, commended Virginia State Trooper RL Berryman after a wreck near Buchanan. Berryman helped unload a damaged car, arranged transport to Roanoke, found a hotel, arranged repairs, and located the insurer’s local agent. Howard thanked the trooper and the Virginia State Police.
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Virginia J
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Martin Howard
Dallas
Tex
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Buchanan
Howard
U.S. 11
HS. 11
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Berryman
Roanoke Times
Virginia Stately Police
Thompson Dinner With Khrushchev Highlights U S Envoy Payoff
Moscow reports Khrushchev hosted a farewell party for Ambassador and Mrs. Lewelyn Thompson. The premier spoke five hours with the departing envoy, the longest session yet, and invited the couple to a private Idacha at his residence. Thompson departs Friday. Fay Kohler to replace him.
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Khrushchev
Nina
Lelwelyn Thompson
Kennedy
Thompson
Washington
Khrish Johev
U.S
Fay D. Kohler
Flight Engineers reject settlement plan amid Easter spotlight
The Eastern chapter of the Flight Engineers International Association proposes returning to work under the Goldberg plan as talks advance. The plan would arbitrate economic issues and grant job priority to current flight engineers when jet crews shrink from four to three, a move all four airlines plan to implement.
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Macintyre
Goldbers
Pan American
Trans World
Airlines
Flight Engineers International Association
Evacuation Scene After Fire With Calm, Caregivers
The report describes a hospital evacuation with patients on stretchers and nurses guiding them. Nuns and orderlies assisted while onlookers and staff praised the orderly effort. A Brooklyn patient, Dave Kowitt, 33, commended everyone for doing their jobs correctly as intravenous fluids were administered.
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Army Expands Test Of Troop Rotation Plan
The Army announced a new rotation plan named rotaplan for 1.30 man battle groups. Six month tours in Europe begin Oct 1 with 4 000 dependents to return to the United States over the next 10 months. Two battlegroups from the 2nd Infantry Division at Fort Benning and a third from another division will rotate overseas, with replacements and Hawaii and Thailand units involved. McNamara said the program could save each soldier between 1 000 and 3 000 dollars yearly in gold outflows.
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Europe
United States
2Nd Infantry
Ft. Benning
Germany
4Th Tofamey
Ft. Lewis
Wash
1St
Infamy
Riley
Kaw
Army
Thailand
25Th Infantry Division
Hawaii
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Rotaplan
McNamara
U.S
Rising living costs hit gasoline and goods. wages rise
Prices for gasoline, new cars, coal, fuel oil, cosmetics, and household durables fell slightly while used car prices climbed to a decadehigh. Medical costs rose by 0.3 percent in June as living cost pressures pushed pay rates up to 3 cents an hour for thousands of workers.
Reputation trial excerpt from Reader's Digest feature
A condensed excerpt from Louis Nizer's My Life in Court appears in Readers Digest August issue. The piece portrays Westbrook Pegler's libel attempt against war correspondent Quentin Reynolds and discusses how a single shot can ruin a reputation.
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Reader's Digest
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
Reader's
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