Surveyor Moon Lander Test Boosts Space Project Hopes
The successful 225 pound test of a Surveyor vehicle in New Mexico, using three 110 pound thrust engines and a balloon drop from 900 feet, boosts confidence ahead of a May 30 launch from Cape Kennedy and five more lunar trips planned for next year.
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Surveyor
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
U.S
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Holloman Afb
GM Aims to Cut Expansion as Auto Sales Lag
Ford told stockholders May sales lag behind 1965 with Ford the only major maker ahead. Henry Ford II said GM cut expansion by about 130 million to align with Johnson’s economy curbs. Safety debates over the Corvair cited with 130 design suits pending. recalls total 171 since 1960, 105 involving 5,000 cars or fewer.
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Auto Company
Johnson
Donner
Roche
United States
General Motors
Senate
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Rising costs driven by food lift wholesale index
The wholesale index rose mainly due to consumer services, up eight tenths of one percent. Food prices, the largest factor in the yearly rise, were often responsible for the overall increase, though March to April showed near leveling as buyer resistance to high food prices persisted.
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Chase
Drought Persists Across Northeast States and City Limits
Drought remains meteorological with below normal rains across New England and New Jersey. Massachusetts plans water use restrictions as reservoirs stay well under normal levels. New York City reports six hour watering limits and ongoing conservation credited with easing this spring. Pennsylvania notes improvement while concerns linger for July to September. Federal warnings forecast another drought year for the Northeast, contrasting with arid Phoenix viewed as a deluge by comparison.
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N.Y
U.S. Geological Survey
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North Jersey District Water Commission
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Newark
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
New York City
Federal Water Resources Council
Norimal
Phoenix
Ariz
Byrd Byrd Robertson split over Democratic primary fold
Democratic organization led by former Senator Harry F Byrd Sr faces a debate over returning to the Democratic Primary to back Robertson and Byrd Some members question true blue conservatism as they interpret the Byrd Robertson stance while aligned with the Democratic Party.
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Byrd
Artificial Heart Work Details in Major Operations
Dr. Michael DeBakey led the DeRudder operation in a four point five million research program at Baylor and Rice Universities. The left ventricular bypass device was used, with DeRudder taking forty to ninety percent of the ventricle’s workload. The McCans’ bulletins referenced the cardiovascular team as the hospital withheld comment on DeBakey’s involvement. In Brooklyn, a woman received an artificial heart pump at Maimonides Hospital, with two prior implants reported and the surgical team led by Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz.
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Maimonides Hospital
Daily News
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Kantrowitz
Analysis on West German manpower shortage and foreign labor import
The West Germans face a manpower shortage that hinders self-sufficiency, making it necessary to rely on imported foreign labor. The situation highlights industrial and economic pressures shaping postwar reconstruction and labor policy.
Congressional Report Urges U S To Seek Peaceful Contacts With Peking
A Congressional report urged continued peaceful outreach to Communist China while warning that Red Aggression would be challenged. It notes Beijing’s rise as a world power, entrenched rule, and little interest in terms of peaceful accommodation. The panel calls for greater allied harmony and broader Asia policy unity.
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Peking
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China
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Soviet Union
Western Pacific
Europe
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Asia
Viet Nam clashes mark Da Nang battle and protests
Rebels and government forces fought a 10 minute night duel by the Da Nang river as monsoon weather limited air strikes. U S air cavalrymen pressed a Central Highlands clash, killing six Viet Cong. Civilians near Hue Da Nang faced potential evacuation amid Buddhist pleas to stop the Da Nang aggression.
Da Nang battles intensify amid rebel government clashes
In Da Nang five hours of fighting gave way to sporadic gunfire as government troops and Buddhist rebels clashed. Casualties ran high with Buddhists reporting 10 killed and 170 wounded, government losses around 30 wounded and up to five killed. Rebels claimed smuggling five truckloads of ammo and food and urged American intervention. Loyal airborne troops cleared main streets. roadblocks and sniper nests were neutralized as night fell. In Saigon, U.S. forces pressed Crazy Horse operations near An Khe, hunts for communists continued while monsoon weather limited air actions and B52 strikes targeted an enemy concentration 60 miles southeast of Da Nang.
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Viet Nam
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Dac Lap
Trung Nu Cuong
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Saigon
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An Khe
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Guam
Quang Ngai
Conflicting Testimony At LA Coroner Jury In Deadwyler Shooting
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles heard conflicting accounts of the May 7 shooting of Leonard Deadwyler by officer Jerold Bova. Witness Deborah Barnett, 11, said the fatal shot came from a police car as it moved beside Deadwyler's vehicle. Deadwyler's widow Barbara said the gun fired when Bova leaned into the car during a panic to hospitalize her. Officer Freeman testified Deadwyler sped through red lights at up to 85 mph and was stopped after a three-car pursuit. A white witness refused to testify citing safety fears after Thursday’s noisy crowd. the hearing adjourned to Monday.
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Jerold M. Bova
Deborah Barnett
Deadwyler
Bova
Barbara
Thomas Freeman
Freeman
Don Petrovich
Morhouse Bribery Trial Details in Playboy Case Outcome
The Morhouse trial centered on a $50,000 payoff linked to a Manhattan Playboy Club license. Testimony showed Epstein demanded the money, Morhouse allegedly sought $100,000 plus stock options, and Morhouse admitted $18,000 in legal fees. The grand jury previously probed a $1 million shakedown tied to liquor licenses. Epstein resigned and faced charges.
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Motherly Advice From Mrs Holt On Family Life
Mrs Holt offers homely guidance on marital harmony dating parenting and work. She suggests singing to cranky husbands and children even if voice is not perfect, trusting the Lord to guide dating, and teaching children the value of work to show them what life is about.
Driver Accused Of Abducting Youth In Paddle Attacks
Winston Salem truck driver George Kent Wallace was charged with kidnapping and impersonating an officer after allegedly abducting five teenage boys from High Point Greensboro and Thomasboro and paddling them with a wooden paddle. Victims ages 12 to 16 endured more than 300 licks. last attack occurred Saturday night.
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Board of Correction
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Thomasboro
Peggy Ann Brodnick Rescued Kidnap Case, News Conference Held
Peggy Ann Brodnick appeared in a wheelchair with a vase of roses for a brief news conference at Fulton County Medical Center. The 17 year old described health in brief terms, her future plans to resume school and perhaps become a beautician, as questions about her experience were cut short by the minister.
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Peggy
William Diller Hollen
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United Evangelical Brothern Church
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Dr Peale To Address Raleigh Convention
Dr Norman Vincent Peale will address the North Carolina Manufacturers Association convention opening in Raleigh. Monday speakers include Lewis R Holding of Raleigh and J C Lynd of Winn Dixie Stores. The business session is at 11 25 a m and Dr George D Heaton of Charlotte will speak at a 1 p m luncheon.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Collegiate Church of
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Lewis R. Holding
First Citizens Bank and Trust Co
J. C. Lynd
Winn. Dixie Stores
Jacksonville
Fla
Association
George D. Heaton
Charlotte
Industry
Andy Correll hospitalized after collapse at Beverly Hills home
Andy Correll of Amos and Andy fame was hospitalized in Santa Monica after a collapse at his Beverly Hills residence. The 76 year old, who retired with partner Freeman Gosden in 1960, is listed as living in Palm Springs. In other news, Vacation Bible School at Bethany Lutheran Church offers registrants a salamander or pollywog prize before May 9, with July 18 to 29 set for ages 3 to 11.
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How to Please a Man Sophia Loren Explains
Sophia Loren outlines femininity and sincerity as the keys to winning a man in a feature from Family Weekly. The May 22 issue discusses Loren’s personal views, plus other weekend reads on child feeding, guitar popularity, lightning safety, and a column by Allen Garvin.
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Dick Stuart
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