Probers Far From Conclusion On Apollo 1 Fire
NASA deputy administrator Dr. Robert Seamans met in Cape Kennedy with a review board still far from pinpointing the Apollo 1 fire cause. Technicians catalogued debris from the charred cabin while examining the spacecraft atop Saturn 1 on Launch Pad 34. The board considers all possibilities including a foreign inflammable substance near a heat source. a twin craft was flown in to aid investigations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robert C. Seamans
Washington
North American Aviation Co
Downey
Calif
Board of Review
Death Details Conflicting Information on Missing Otis Fox
Bertha Fox Jarvis received word from the Social Security Administration that Otis Fox is dead but the location and date of death remain sealed in a confidential file. Jarvis, remarried since their divorce, says officials will disclose only that he is dead and will not provide further details to her or her family. The Gastonia SSA office confirmed the routine notice but withheld specifics due to the confidential record.
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Gastonia, N. C
Bertha Fox Jarvis
Social Security Administration
Otis Fox
Otis
Jarvis
Fox
Social Security
Gastonia Social Security Office
Romney proposes $1.15 billion Michigan budget for 1967 68
Michigan Governor George Romney proposes a general fund budget of 1.15 billion dollars for 1967 68 with a 2 percent personal income tax. He calls it the first billion dollar plus spending plan by a Michigan governor and notes a 128 million dollar rise from the current year while outlining new taxes on corporations financial institutions and cigarettes and tax cuts totaling 88 million dollars. He also signals possible 1968 presidential plans and outlines adjustments to property and intangibles taxes.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Ackley
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Turning Point Salisbury Sees Peace Or Escalation Near
Newsman Salisbury returned from North Vietnam and told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the war may pivot to a negotiated settlement or a sharp escalation. He cited talks with North Vietnamese leaders and China’s looming influence as central factors shaping Hanoi’s possible terms.
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Washington (Ap
Harrison E. Salisbury
North Vietnam
Salisbury
The
New York Times
Hanoi
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
China
Southeast Asia
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Red China
Johnson Urges Congress to Approve India Grain Aid Plan
President Johnson asked Congress to authorize an immediate two million ton grain shipment valued near 150 million dollars to aid India’s emergency food needs. He outlined a total 10 million ton yearly requirement, with 6.6 million tons from the United States and 3.4 million from other nations, conditioned on international matching support.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
India
United States
White House
U.S
Canada
Australia
Soviet Union
Johnson May Address North Vietnam Peace Talks Hint
President Johnson prepared a midafternoon news conference to address a neutral country mediated hint of peace talks from Hanoi. U S officials weigh if halting bombing and de escalation could trigger direct discussions with North Vietnam amid renewed diplomacy.
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North Vietnam
Washington
Johnson
United States
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
U.S
White House
Congress
Southeast Asia
Tom Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson Tax Surcharge Defense Faces GOP Attack
President Johnson's Economic Advisers defend a 6 percent tax surcharge amid Republican criticism and Democratic doubts. Lawmakers warn of recession risk and inflation if the policy pushes taxes higher, while projecting 1967 growth but at a slower pace.
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Washington
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Congress
GOP
Senate
House Economic Committee
Gardner Ackley
The
Economic Council
James S. Duesenberry
Arthur M. Okun
Furnishings and Equipment Stolen From Area Churches
A series of thefts from about 15 churches across six counties including Wayne Johnston Sampson Harnett Wake and Cumberland have yielded $15 000 to $16 000 in losses. Items stolen range from gas heaters and air conditioners to Bibles and silverware with rewards totaling 420 offered by churches citizens and the Goldsboro News Argus and 100 from the paper.
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Goldsboro
N.C
Wayne County
Christ
the Guardian Angel
Goldsboro News Argus
Snow Stricken Chicago Sees Shelves Cleared Amid Storm
Widespread snowfall from a midweek storm blanketed New York State and parts of the Midwest creating panic buying in Chicago. City shoppers emptied milk bread meat and produce shelves while roads remained hazardous and airports operated with limited disruption.
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Associated Press
New York State
New Today
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Ohio
New England
Flint
Mich
Lansing
Midway Airport
O’hare International
Weather Bureau
Chi
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House Space Committees
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Battle Hall
Chapel Hill
State Department
LBJ
Chamber of Commerce
Proxmire
Doc
Cago
Tomobiles
O'Hare International
City
Chicago Transit Authority
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