Apollo project pressure tightens lunar schedule
Cape Kennedy, Fla. Officials pressed contractors to curb small engineering changes and meet flight ready deadlines for the Apollo moon landing. Grumman officials in Bethpage, N Y, and space agency leaders warned the project faces a "disease" of over optimism and delays as it lags about two years.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Aollo Project
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Bethpage
N. Y
Grumman
George E. Mueller
Space Agency
Apollo Program
Mueller
Apollo lunar module pace item in design and tests
Grumman and other major Apollo contractors face rapid design changes and limited flight tests as the lunar module undergoes ground tests and system reworks. The first manned flight next year will test Saturn V, the command ship, and the lunar module together, with October ignored for the module.
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Mueller
Space Agency
Grumman
Apollo
North American Rockwell Corp
Boeing Co
McDonnell Douglas Corp
International Business Machines Corp
Aerojet-General Corp
TRW Systems
Bell Aerosystems
Freeman to Visit Triana for FHA Housing Groundbreaking
Secretary Orville Freeman will visit Triana to dedicate the first nationwide loan under a revised Farmer's Home Administration housing program. He is joined by Sen. Sparkman and Rep. Jones for the groundbreaking on Record Street at 1 p.m. The event includes an address in Triana park and signing of loan papers for an $8,970, 33 year 1 percent loan to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willie Jefferson.
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Triana
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
John Sparkman
Bob Jones
Record St
Farmer's Home Administration
Triana Park
FHA
Madison County
Joe Willie Jefferson
Madi
Son
E. E. Wilson Jefferson
Huntsville
Decatur-Huntsville
1FHA
Red Bamberg
North Alabama
Jefferson
Dress
Sparkman
Grand Jury Links Poor Maintenance to Cotacopee Bus Wreck
A Morgan County grand jury reports to Circuit Judge Newton B. Powell that poor maintenance led to the April 23 Cotacopee school bus wreck. No indictments were issued in the case.
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Morgan County
Newton B. Powell
Cotacopee
Huie Says Ray Wants Him To Do Biography
Author William Bradford Huie says he was hired to write James Earl Ray biography and believes several people were involved in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. murder. He plans travel across the U S and abroad to pursue the case while Ray awaits trial.
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Ray
Bob Dunnavant
Daily
Hartselle
William Bradford Huie
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King, Jr
U. S
Shelby County
Tenn
Arthur Hanes
Lamont to Lead 1969 Morgan County United Fund Drive
Paul A. Lamont, manager of the local Amoco Chemicals plant, will serve as general chairman of the Morgan County United Fund Campaign for 1969, as announced by UF president Bob Harris.
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Paul A. Lamont
Amoco Chemicals
Morgan County United Fund
Bob Harris
Paul Lamont
Harris
Morgan County
Lamont
Kansas
Decatur
South Dakota School of Mines
Rapid City
Paul
Morris Orphans Awaiting Fate
In Madera California ten Morris orphans await Friday's decision on remaining together as a family. They have received 100 adoption offers and $50 000 in contributions from around the world and will gain a permanent guardian as wards of the court. Judge Jack Hamberger declared them wards on Tuesday after the fatal U S 99 crash that killed their parents.
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Madera
Calif
Morris
Madera County Superior Court
Jack Hammerberg
Robert G. Morris
U.S. 99
Fresno
Kathy
Linda
Frigidaire Sales and Service For 19 Years
Robinson Furniture on 2nd Ave advertises Frigidaire sales and service highlighting 19 years of experience. Contact 353-2370.
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Frigidaire Sales and Service
Robinson Furniture
2Nd Ave
Fighters Strike Panhandle in renewed Viet Nam raids
U S fighter bombers renewed attacks on North Viet Nam's southern panhandle while tropical storm Rose delayed carriers. 105 missions were flown against supply lines, with B52s striking troop concentrations and anti aircraft sites as Paris talks influence diplomacy.
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Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Tonkin Gulf
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnamese
Alabama court upholds 15 million mental hospital bond
In a split decision the Alabama Supreme Court ruled the failure to advertise the bond issue in Jefferson County did not render the 15 million mill ion mental hospital bond unconstitutional. Defense secretary Clifton said no bombing cut before a North Vietnam arrangement. Nuclear Corp of America plans a 4.5 million steel mill in Fort Payne with 125 workers producing 60 000 tons yearly.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Jefferson County
Washington
Clark M. Clifford
United States
North Vietnam
Fort Payne, Ala
Nuclear Corp. of America
Markets Open With Mixed Trade Across Commodities
New York markets show stocks down amid slack trading. Cotton falls while Chicago wheat rises on commercial demand. Corn and soybeans mostly higher with light activity and commercial selling. Butcher hogs steady to 25 cents higher at a top of $21.50. Slaughter steers lack a market test.
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New York
Chicago
Democratic Unity Threatened Over Open Convention
Storms over unity as Humphrey pushes for an open convention while McCarthy backers doubt public appeal. Lawrence O'Brien calls openness the best path, but critics fear limited access and heavy controls at the Chicago event. Allard Lowenstein cites strict passes and barriers as signs of factional tension.
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New
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Lawrence] O'Brien
McCarthy
Allard Lowenstein
Coalition For An Open Convention
Chicago
Saapee
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