Death of Russia's chief rocket engine designer Isayev
Moscow AP reports Alexei Isayev, chief designer of Russia space rocket engines, died at 62. Isayev directed propulsion work for Vostok Voshkod and Soyuz programs and led the rocket engine team behind space station and planetary mission propulsion. Born October 24 1908 in Leningrad, he earned a doctor of technical science degree and joined the industry in 1934.
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Moscow
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Voshkhod
Soyuz
Rocket and
Space Laborato
Earth
Viet Union
Mars
Hel
Javestia
Lenin
Sergei Korole
Tzvestin
Leningrad
Papers on Page One Hint at National Security Clash
Lawyers for the Times and the Post argue restraints require direct immediate danger to security while claims of great harm were cited. A Yale professor, Alexander Bickel, comments for the Times. Isayev’s successor as chief space propulsion designer was not announced.
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the Times
the Post
Alexander Bickel
Yale
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Anti Drug Drive In Vietnam Is A Major Coup
The article details a secret antidrug crackdown in Vietnam led by Cushman with top officers informed late. It describes morale boosts, expanded recreation, and a large amnesty program for heroin users among soldiers and civilians. It notes casualties among intelligence teams, and reports on reactions from soldiers and officials, including public court debates and Pentagon papers context.
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Vietnam
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Delta
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Harry Strikes
Blackmun
Hien
Fuller
Laos
South Vietnam
Associated Press
Michael Putzel
Phu Bai
Khe Sanh
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
CIA
Can Tho
Ralph
Tye
Republicans chart bid for Reynolds successor in open Virginia party meet
Del. John Dalton of Radford tops list of potential GOP leaders as the party plans an open convention to nominate a candidate for lieutenant governor in Virginia. Fairfax County weighs in with heavy delegate support while committee members discuss budget needs,规则 and the process to avoid a caucus lock. Local leaders hint at multiple Fairfax names including Vince Callahan and Warren Barry as potential entrants.
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Green
J. Sargeant Reynolds
Norfolk Arena
Golden Triangle
Holton
Nixon
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Fairfax
J. Kenneth Klinge
House
Board of Supervisors
Stanford E. Parris
Klinge
Vincent F. Callahan
Warren Barry
Springfield
Thomas Wright
Warren B. French Jr
Senate
Ray L. Garland
French
Gov. Reynolds
Virginia
Central Committee
David Montague
Hampton
del. A. R. Giesen
Staunton
Callahan
Homer Lee Krout
Arlington
Jules
D. Dortch Warriner
Emporia
William Robertson
Martha Daniels
George Griffenhagen
Vienna
Richmond, Va
Festival continues amid heat and chaos at rock gatherings
Abruzzi likens his role to a policeman while coordinating safety at several rock fests including Woodstock. He says water, medical supplies, and garbage pickup arrive only after loud complaints as he maintains an effective health operation for the kids. A staffer notes severe sunburn is a common issue.
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Satos Party Expected To Increase Majority In Japan Elections
Tokyo AP reports Japan's Liberal Democratic Party poised to widen its upper house edge in today's House of Councillors vote. Predicts gains for Communists and Democratic Socialist groups while opposition Socialists likely hold or drop. Sato plans cabinet reshuffle and will not seek re election next year though party retains prime ministership. Prior to voting LDP held 136 seats with 72 holdovers. Socialists 62. Komeito 24. Democratic Socialists 9. Communists 5. Independents 7. 9 seats vacant.
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Japan
Tokyo
Vot
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Parlia
Eisaku
dai_oant
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Communists and Democratic Socalists
Socialist Party
House of Councillors
Liber Democrats
Éra
Fomeito
Clean
Democratic Socalists
Communists
House of Representatives
Okinawa
China
United States
Ellsburg Nelson questions midnight arrest warrant timing
Nelson doubts the midnight warrant for Ellsberg’s arrest was routine and suggests a political motive to frame the newspapers. He warns officials in the Nixon administration might seek to influence public opinion, even as the Supreme Court was about to rule.
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