Arbitration Try Collapses as Strike Bill Moves
Commerce Committee grants preliminary approval to a back-to-work bill for striking airline mechanics amid failed arbitration efforts. The plan could be reversed, and a government seizure option remains under review. No House vote expected before next week.
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Pioneer VII to Orbit Sun Aims to Study Space Hazards
NASA announces a Delta rocket launch from Cape Kennedy to place Pioneer VII into solar orbit next Wednesday. The 140 pound drum shaped craft will study atomic and sub atomic particles and magnetic fields, sharing data with Pioneer VI Mariner IV and other observatories.
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Control of Genes Could End Disease
Scientists believe biological drugs may counter many diseases by manipulating genes. Geneticists study how cells inherit traits and grow, aiming to turn genes on or off to correct defects. The goal is to make the body function with fewer problems and eventually treat major illnesses.
Marines Pursue 6000 North Vietnamese Near Da Nang
U S Marines pressed a 6 000 strong North Vietnamese force in Da Nang region after a night of combat that left at least 121 enemy fatalities. The clash involved 750 Marines surrounding the enemy and rough terrain in a coastal hamlet south of Da Nang.
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Pact Signed Ends Indonesian Malaysian War and Opens Talks
Indonesia and Malaysia signed a pact to end their undeclared conflict and restore diplomatic ties. The agreement also calls for general elections in Sabah and Sarawak to reaffirm their desire to join Malaysia, with British troops to withdraw from Sabah and Sarawak. Sukarno did not attend the ceremony.
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Mao Tze-tung reported at center as Chinese papers delete story
Tokyo dispatches say People's Daily briefly ran an account of Mao meeting the masses in Peking then pulled the piece from later editions without explanation. Reported delay in distribution and a reissued edition followed as references to Mao’s health and leadership faded from the page.
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French Executed in Oklahoma Electric Chair
James Donald French was executed at Oklahoma State Prison for the 1961 murder of cellmate Eddie Shelton. The 30-year-old killer faced the electric chair with defiant calm after years of appeals and last words stating that everything had been said. He had previously killed Frank R. Boone in 1958 and was on death row for the 1961 strangling.
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Lunar Orbiter Locks On Moon After Canalopus Failure
Engineers at JPL could not sight Canopus and instructed Lunar Orbiter to switch to the Moon. The spacecraft now plans a mid course maneuver as it orbits low to photograph potential landing terrain before 1970.
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