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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1967

Page

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Apollo crew death cause linked to smoke and smoke-free failure

NASA investigators report that the Apollo astronauts died from asphyxia as smoke was not the primary killer. The preliminary findings indicate a fire was not evident and cabin conditions deteriorated after alarms as the crew attempted an escape. The crew Chaffee Grissom White were aboard the Apollo to be launched that year.

Washington Apolto Cape Kennedy Cates Navy Cendr Roger B. Chaf George E Mueller Robert C NASA Seamans Jr National Aeronaut Seies and Space Administration Chaffee James E. Webb Seamans Ini Webb Air Force U1 Virgil Grissom Air Force Edward H. White

Embattled Chinese Embassy Reports Soviet Raid

Chinese officials allege 41 staffers including a woman were beaten during a Soviet raid on the embassy by 170 men. Moscow reports Chinese students provoked the incident and faked injuries, while the Chinese accuse Soviet police of brutality and demand removal of a display case.

Moscow Tais Pnce Ag Ponianian Red Square

Viet Cong Hit Near Saigon Damages U S Ammunition Dump

Viet Cong saboteurs touched off explosions and fire at a large U S Army ammunition dump near Saigon, the Long Binh depot, marking the fourth hit in about three months. Eight ammo sheds were blown, two trucks and a building destroyed, with two American servicemen injured. US airstrikes targeted rail yards and bridges north and northeast of Hanoi as ground fighting continued on a small scale in South Vietnam.

Saigon South Vietnam Long Binh Sai- Bon South Floyugh Hanoi Thai Nguyen Dinh Cau Navy Tonkin Gulf C.S U.S Phan Rang South China Sea

Los Angeles Firms Target Smog with New Fuels Battle

Industries in Los Angeles labeled gas and oil sectors as the enemy over smog concerns and warned the sector to develop alternative fuels to power their plants, highlighting a sharp clash over pollution policy and energy strategy.

Los Angeles Indus

Travel agent expelled by Czechoslovakia

American travel agent Vladimir Kazan-Komarek was expelled by Czechoslovakia a day after a Prague court sentenced him to eight years for espionage. The State Department said he departed Prague by airliner before 4 am bound for New York, amid U.S. protests over his arrest and trial. His wife Dorothy spoke in Massachusetts of awaiting his return as officials saw the move easing East West tensions.

Washington Vladimir Kazan-Komarek State Department Prague Kazan-Komarek New York Kazan-Koumarek Cambridge Mass Moscow Paris U.S Soviet Union United States West Berlin Matthews Serrin XGI Hertin Herrin Akran

Four Americans Freed From German Camp

BERLIN AP Four tired jubilant Americans crossed into West Berlin Friday night after release from a prison in Communist Germany. Names include Mary Hellen Rattle from Oak Ridge Tennessee and William W Lovett of San Francisco California. They had been jailed more than a year for various alleged offenses and were released before serving sentences.

Berlin West Berlin Commu Pir Canaan anHmany Mary Hellen Rattle Oak Ridge William W. Lovett San Francisco Calif Moses Reese Herrin Akron Ohio Frederick Matthews Ellwood City Lovett Leipzig Juergen Stange Wolfgang Vogel East Berlin U.S. State Department Vogel Francis Gary Powers Rudolf Abel Washington New York Maxwell M. Rabb U.S

Three Pupils Killed By Auto in Holyoke

AN AP report from Holyoke Mass says three school children James R Crosby 7 Susan Kusek 6 and Roxanne Lefleur 9 were struck and killed when a car driven by Marie K Johannis 80 mounted a sidewalk as they walked home from Thomas Metcalf School. Seven others were injured and listed in critical condition.

Holyoke Mass Marie K. Johannis Thomas Mettall James R. Cosey Susan Kusek Roxanne Lefleur

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