Mars Landing Goal Would Stimulate Development Areas
NASA administrator Thomas O Paine argues a Mars landing goal proposed by the Nixon space task group would boost economic and social benefits beyond space. He cites potential gains in air and ocean traffic control, environmental monitoring, communications, and biomedical advances, and says any of three pacing options would drive progress and maintain Apollo-era momentum despite workforce and spending cuts from 420,000 to about 190,000 and funding down to roughly $4 billion.
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Washington
Nixon
Space Task Group
Thomas O. Paine
Fri- Paine
National Aeronautics and Space ‘Administration
White House
Ene Tates
Provide
Paine Aeel
Paine
Agnew
NASA
Urban imagery reshapes gospel text for city youth
A chaplain notes the shift from agrarian to urban gospel framing in a manuscript about Jesus and boyhood. He highlights youths with low self esteem, quotes Proverbs on pride and temper, and recalls softening four-letter words while preserving toughness and meaning.
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Joseph
Jesus
Big
Burke
Thant voices concern over Middle East crisis and Vietnam
Thant criticized the widening Middle East conflict and terrorism, warning of a crisis of UN effectiveness. He urged further de escalation in Vietnam to advance peace talks, but did not discuss U.S. troop withdrawals.
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Vietnam
Middle East
Chant
Gunnar V. Jarring
Sweden
United Nations
U.S
Camille Rains Set Record
In Richmond the Weather Bureau confirmed that Hurricane Camille dumped a world record 31 inches of rain in five hours on August 20 in Virginia. Floods and slides killed or left missing more than 150 in Nelson County. The 31 inch total was measured in a 40 gallon barrel near the Tye and Piney rivers. Previous record was 30.8 inches in 1942 at Smethport, Pa.
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Richmond
Bureau
Virginia
Tye
Nelson County
Roy Vickery
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S. Geologic Survey
Charlottesville
Lovingston
Smethport
UN Attitudes on Talks Shadowed by Cold War Stalemate
The UN Security Council debates framed by U Thant appeal and Gromyko’s stance show the United States and Soviet Union resisting a set start date for strategic arms talks. Officials suggest private negotiations may determine timing while public remarks emphasize restraint and serious engagement.
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UNS
Security Council
Gromyko
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Thant
U.S
Culbertson Defends Haynsworth Integrity Amid Opposition
Culbertson denounces attacks on Haynsworth as a mockery and notes AFL-CIO scrutiny in Greenville yielded little beyond club affiliations he suspects may discriminate against Negroes. He says honesty and integrity of the person are the real tests and asserts his long acquaintance with Haynsworth and his family confirms their integrity. He adds only a drastic reversal could sway his belief.
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Culbertson
Haynsworth
Afl-Cio
Greenville
South Carolina
Controversy Over Green Berets Case Continues in Vietnam
The U S Army probes six officers led by Rheault with Maj. Gen Mabry and Lt Gen Abrams cited as prejudiced against the defendants. Two other Special Forces soldiers Boyle and Smith are testifying for the prosecution with immunity talks under way with Saigon. The secret trial concerns the June death of Chu Yen Thai Khac and has drawn congressional criticism and Defense Secretary Laird’s attention.
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Rheault
David E. Crew
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Green Berets
Edward M. Boyle
New York City
J.C
Alvin L. Smith Jr
Naples
Fla
Boyle
Smith
U.S
Saigon
Long Binh
U.S. Army
Edward Bennett
Williams J
James R. Hoffa
Adam Clayton Powell
Joseph R. McCarthy
Frank Costello
Polly Adler
Bobby Baker
Chu Yen Thai ‘Khac
South China Sea
Pivescend
North Vietnam
Congress
Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Viet Cong call for US pullout grows amid Vietnam fighting
Vietnamese and U.S. forces report lighter ground action across South Vietnam while Viet Cong reiterates demand for unconditional withdrawal of all 508,000 U.S. troops. In the Citadel area near Saigon, U.S. infantry and air power claim several enemy kills and an arms cache discovery. Spokesmen note air sightings of about 50 Viet Cong moving through brush northwest of Saigon.
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U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Saigon
the Citadel
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Nixon Urged To Back Direct Presidential Election
Senator Birch Bayh urged President Nixon to support a proposed constitutional amendment for direct popular election of the president. The House passed a rival plan 339 to 70. Bayh says Nixon's backing could help win Senate approval, while risks remain for a two thirds state approval.
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Nixon
Washington
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate
House
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
GOP
Dirksen
Robert P. Grif
Fin
R-Mich
Griffin
Miss Kopechne’s Parents Not Impressed By Report
Mary Jo Kopechne’s parents say they are unimpressed by claims that blood was present when her body was recovered from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy’s car. Attorney Joseph Flanagan said their aim is to challenge the amended petition seeking autopsy and continue their legal fight while awaiting further court actions.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary Jo ‘Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Joseph Flanagan
Joseph Kopechne
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Atty
Edmund Dinis
Mary Jo
Larksville
Flanagan
Lee Dini
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Dinis
Jlood
Kopechnes
Bernard C. Brominski
Brominski
Riet
Police and terrorists clash outside Sao Paulo consulate
In Sao Paulo amid security tightens after the kidnapping of U S Ambassador Elbrick two weeks earlier police and attackers traded gunfire outside the U S consulate. A fire bomb was thrown and two police officers were wounded but the consulate remained undamaged.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
U.S
C. Burke Elbrick
Rio de Janeiro
Elbrick
Mexico
U S
Bra Less Day Proves Bust At UNI
Cedar Falls Iowa AP report details UNI coeds launching Bra-less Friday with circulars in dorms urging male support. By night, most students ignored the protest as outfits and humor masked the event. A campus photographer noted uncertain reactions and two bras were found on a pond.
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Cedar Falls
Canada to retain nuclear capability under North American defense
Cadieux says Canada will keep nuclear capability in North America within the North American Air Defense Organization. Consultations with NATO allies led to reducing its European manpower to about 3,500. Canada plans a small far north presence, starting with a task force HQ of 35 to 50, amid Arctic water and ice sovereignty disputes and U S interest in international waters.
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Canada
North America
North American Air Defense Organization
Cadieux
NATO
Europe
Far North
United States
Arctic Archipelago
ProTests at OEO HQ Follow Shakeup News
Demonstrators opposed to the agency clashed with staff outside the OEO headquarters while a Friday shakeup was announced. An OEO spokesman stressed that missing names on the reassignment roster did not imply departure, with some already being reassigned. Those not listed would stay at their current grade and salary and enter an employee pool for future assignments.
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OEO
Rumsfeld
Draft reform proposal limits draft exposure to one year
The plan would cut the maximum draft period from seven years to 12 months and introduce a moving age group system. Draftees would be selected monthly from those who are 19 years old, using an oldest-first order by birth date to prevent concentrating inductions on men born in specific months.
Japanese Professor's Death Tied to Campus Unrest
Tokyo AP report says professor Toshio Ishihara, head of Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital, hanged himself amid violent student clashes and campus strife. Police note other professors died by action. raids found Maoist links and a secret military body amid emboldened student militancy.
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Tokyo
Japan
Toshio Ishihara
Tokyo Medical and Dental University Hospital
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
U.S
Kiichi Aichi
Eisaku Sato
Thurmond Responds To Magazine Story On Land Sale
Thurmond and Judge Charles Simons defend land sale at issue as Life Story claims double payment. Thurmond calls the report false and vows no wrongdoing. The press conference features legal experts and Lt. Gov. candidates as Thurmond ties the matter to national politics and the Nixon administration.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Thurmond
Haynsworth
Judiciary Committee
U.S
Charles Simons
South Carolina
South
Washington
Miami
Thurmond and Simons
Aiken
Simons
Yancey McLeod
Columbia
Democratic State Party
U.S. Senate
Life
Richard Nixon
Nixon County
South Carolina Highway Department
Highway Department
U S Drug Official Found Dead in Acapulco Beach
George Emrich 44 regional director of the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs was found dead on Acapulco beach while vacationing. Embassy said he wore bathing trunks and fled by 9 p.m. search for him followed. Emrich from Denver, longtime Pittsburgh resident survived by wife Frances and two children John Joseph 18 and Anna Marie 19. Body to be flown to Arlington for burial.
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Mexico City
George Emrich
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Acapulco
Latin America
Justice Department
Washington
Emrich
Elcano
Frances
Denver
Colo
Pittsburgh
Mexico
John Joseph
Anna Marie
Washington, D.C
Arlington National Cemetery
New Misses Pattern 9020 Offers Sleek V Neck Knit Top
Relaxed skimmer with sash option and raglan sleeves in banded V neck style. Misses sizes 8 to 18 print pattern 9020, 54 inch knits require 1 1/2 yards. Includes mailing details for Marian Martin Pattern Dept New York. Catalog promises over 100 styles and inexpensive sewing guides.
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Marian Martin
Register
Pattern
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
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