Electrical Sparking Delays Pinball Satellite Launch
A sparking electrical problem forced a second 24 hour postponement of the ATS 3 pinball satellite launch from Cape Kennedy. The Atlas Agena booster held 20 minutes before liftoff when a power line issue near the liquid oxygen system caused a hold and a safety dump of oxygen. NASA said damage to the power line occurred but the rocket was not endangered. The mission aimed to test a novel pinball style navigation using small steel balls and include optical sensors aboard ATS 3 to provide new earth observation and communication capabilities.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration
Mankind
Robert J. Darcey Ats
NASA
Goddard
I - Space Flight Center
Earth
Jofty
Space Agency Offil
South America
Europe
Kieg
Antarctica
Amazon River
Debate Over Broad Court Decisions and Rioting Probed
Lawmakers clash over a 1950 act and possible court ruling limits while a probe into riot causes continues. Rep. Culver questions constitutionality as Rep. Tuck warns against states rights limits. Archie Moore questioned about social and economic drivers of riots. Los Angeles official Younger cites complexity and rejects blame on communists or Black Panthers.
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H. Ichord
D-Mo
John
C. Culver
Iowa
Soan
House
Senate
William M. Tuck
D-V2
Rich
Culver
Archie Moore
Edwin EF
Willis
D-La
Tuck
Jelear
Moore
Los Angeles
Atly
Evelle J. Younger
Albert W. Watson
R-S.c
Younger
Kremlin Ends With Unanimous Condemnation Of United States
Moscow reporters note a Kremlin meeting of world Communist leaders marking the Bol- Shevik anniversary. The event ended with unanimous condemnation of U S intervention in Vietnam as party leaders stress anti imperialist goals. Gus Hall praised Vietnamese resilience and vowed to oppose U S forces abroad. The Order of Lenin was awarded to Ho Chi Minh. Brezhnev presided.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Tito of
Yugatian
United States
Butslavia
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
U.S
Vietnam
Gus Hall
American Communist Party
Our
Hall
Lenin
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Mao Tse-tung
Dan Tran Thi
China
Soviet Union
Wladyslaw Gomutka
Poland
Odor Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Mao
Choe Yong-chin
North Korea
Umzhagin Tesendebal
Mongolia
Peking
Matsathon
Red Square
Dang Tran Thi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Johnson
South Vietnam
Lo Duan
Hanoi
Pope Faces Postoperative Battle Amid Silent Bells
Vatican reports a prostate operation for the Pope ended with a rapid, successful finish. Aides described an excellent post operative condition as bells at St. Peters resumed, and doctors kept vigil with beds prepared in the pontiff’s apartment. The public blessing schedule remains uncertain.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
Vatican
Dee
Plane crash near Hong Kong harbor claims many lives
A four engine Convair 880 operated by Cathay Pacific Airways crashed into Hong Kong harbor during takeoff. 127 aboard, initial reports: one woman killed, about 60 rescued, 30 hospitalized. Main wreck stayed afloat, nose section sank. Rescue ongoing as crews search the wreckage and harbor.
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong Harbor
Cathay Pacific Airways
Saigon
Kaitak
Thai International Airways
Riot Lockdown Encloses 8-Block City Core
National Guard rings a city center eight blocks tight with troops halting entry. Reporters and photographers covering a football game struggle to reach the newspaper office amid the enclosure and disruption.
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Page One
National Guard
U.S. pilots raid SAM site near DMZ in North Vietnam
Friday mission totals include a Marine attack on a surface to air missile base above the DMZ. A spokesman said bombs caused a large secondary explosion, possibly destroying rockets or ammunition. Also, three captives are to be turned over, with names including M Sgt Daniel L. Pitzer, M Sgt Edward R. Jobson, and S Sgt James E. Jackson Jr.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Demilitarize Zone
Dmz
Guerrilla Liberation Radio
Daniel L. Pitzer
Spring Lake
N.C
Edward R. Jobson
Seaside
Calif
James E. Jackson Jr
Talcott, W. Va
Gary Race Divides Gary Democrats In Mayor Nomination
In Gary Indiana a May mayoral primary pits Democrat Richard G. Hatcher against Republican Joseph B. Radigan amid fears of possible rioting as the contest divides the normally Democratic city. County Democratic chairman John G. Krupa is accused of radical influence and facing actions over voter purging allegations. Krupa also serves as county clerk and election board secretary while Hatcher seeks court injunction to delay the vote.
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Richard G. Hatcher
Joseph B. Radigan
Hatcher
A. Martin Katz
Gary
John G. Krupa
Gordon St. Angelo
Krupa
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Hammond
County Election Board
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Wallace
Rariek
New Orleans
Rarick
Synod of Bishops
Athenagoras
Giovanni Benelli
John Nixon
Fernhurst
Nixon
Winston
Main St
R.B. Rodgers, Inc
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Wells Leisure Laundry
Colquhoun and
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