Space Cabin Fire Fatal To Two Airmen
An Air Force simulator filled with pure oxygen caused a fatal fire killing two airmen during routine testing of rabbits. The incident follows the Apollo 1 tragedy as officials investigate. Bartley and Harmon are named as the deceased, with details on the oxygen chamber and accident timing.
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San Antonio
Tex
Air Force
Cape Kennedy
James B. Nuttall
Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine
School of Aerospace Medicine
Vatican Soviet Talks Hint at Diplomatic Thaw
Vatican circles say secret technical level talks are likely toward a reciprocal representation agreement short of ambassadors. The Vatican previously signed a similar deal with China in June after extended private negotiations.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Soviet Union
Denture Chewing Efficiency Boost Claims in Test
A report asserts clinical tests show dentures can be up to 35 percent more effective with a new paste formula. The claim links alkaline command chemistry to steadier bite and increased pace in chewing.
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Rome
Bootlegging Cigarettes Costs New York Millions in Tax Loss
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announced in his budget message that bootlegging cuts New York state and New York City tax revenue by about 40 million dollars annually. He lowered the current year forecast to 222 million and projected 229 million for the year starting April 1, noting sources mainly from North Carolina and Washington. The 1966 legislature had tightened penalties and boosted enforcement funding while the cigarette tax rose from five to ten cents per pack in 1965.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Carolina
Washington
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