Nimbus Weather Satellite Program Faces Delays And Alternatives
The Nimbus weather satellite program suffers a $300 million setback after a launch failure. NASA may assemble a Nimbus B from available craft to cut delays to about one year but at $18 million extra, or wait for Nimbus D in 1970. Budget pressures could kill Nimbus E and F to fund other weather research.
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NASA
Nimbus
Earth Resources
The Decatur Daily Reader Letter Urges Patriotism Faith
A public forum letter warns that liberty depends on citizen awareness and action. It argues government power risks freedom, calls for voting, repentance before prophecy, and urges readers to sign letters with address for publication. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and cautions against misused authority.
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Ala
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Moon collision theories and Icarus risk from 1960s sky study
William Cromie reports on a NASA era view of a passing planetoid Icarus and Shoemaker's moon collision theory. The piece traces lunar orbital history, Tycho crater origins, and the possibility the moon was captured from an early planetary body.
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Shoemaker
Tycho Jan. 9
Lunar
Earth
H. Gerstenkorn
Hannover
Germany
Gersten
Roots of Hell in the Nuclear Age The Kennedy Suffering
C L Sulzberger argues the Kennedy family ordeal mirrors a broader rise in political violence. The essay traces historical roots from Alfred Nobel to modern terrorists and questions whether the thermonuclear era has bred mass fear and rationalized violence by elites and extremists.
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Picayune
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Che Guevara
Regis Debray
The Qualities Of Sen Kennedy In Reston’s View
James Reston analyzes Robert Kennedy’s traits and their impact on his 1968 presidential bid. He cites Kennedy as ambitious and combative yet humane and loyal, noting how rival powers, voters, and factions shaped his fate amid Vietnam war pressures and urban reform aims.
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Assassinations Since 1865 Major US political figures targeted
A dated list outlines key assassination attempts and deaths in US history. It covers Lincoln Garfield McKinley Roosevelt Cermak Kennedy King and Kennedy, plus attacks on Harrison Gaynor Bricker Truman and Huey Long.
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Washington, D.C
James A. Garfield
Carter H Harrison,Sr
Chicago
William McKinley
Buffalo
N.Y
William J. Gaynor
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Wis
Franklin— D. Roosevelt
Anton J. Cermak
Miami
Fla
Huey P. Long
Baton Rouge
John W. Bricker
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Atlanta
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Calif
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