Educators Agree On Program
Washington AP reports educators from Kentucky and DC praise President Johnson's billion dollar school aid plan as workable and needed. Leaders disagree on administration and earmarking while noting local funding and migration pressures affect schools and funds.
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Sheldon Clark
Martin County
Carl F. Hansen
District of Columbia
Johnson
Flue Epidemic Strikes In Soviet City
MOSCOW AP reports an ongoing flu epidemic in a major Soviet city with thousands falling daily for a week. A large portion of the medical and public services are affected as essential travel is restricted and schools are closed while officials determine if the virus is the Asian flu type.
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Moscow
Austell
Schesls
Dock Workers Return As New York Port Reopens
With a New York port contract ratified, a small group of dock workers unloaded perishables as negotiations continued in four cities to end the 13 day waterfront blackout from Maine to Texas. ILA leaders saw a pattern for East and Gulf ports returning to normal within 24 to 48 hours at most.
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Maine
Texas
New York Harbor
U.S
Gulf
Beng
ILA
Thomas W. Ne Ogard Lh
Galveston
Ides
East
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Thomas J. Burke
Savannah
South Atlantic
York Shippers
Waterfront Commission of
Gopant
Ie Yom
Newark
N.J
Brooklyn
Morehead City
N.C
Brownsville
Tex
Reedy Relays Johnson Illness to Humphrey Prompting Trip
Vice President Humphrey learned of President Johnson’s illness from George E. Reedy early Saturday. Johnson urged Humphrey to proceed with his out of town speaking engagement after Reedy delivered the doctor’s report and Johnson’s request requests.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Humphrey
Hum
Cardinal urges continued punishment of Nazi war criminals
In Warsaw Cardinal Wyszynski urged ongoing prosecutions of Nazi war criminals noting the crimes are so vast that just punishment cannot be imposed now. He hinted at the West German statute of limitations, without naming Germany, and cited Polish archives accusing up to 10,000 unpunished Nazis including cases involving priests.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Church of St. James
West Germany
Germany
Astronomers Report Mercury’s Sunny Side Over 700°F
Scientists estimate Mercury’s sunlit surface exceeds 700 degrees Fahrenheit, based on recent observations. The finding highlights extreme heat on the planet’s dayside and contrasts with cooler regions in shadow.
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Mercury
Duke and Army researchers study atmospheric missile launch system
Duke University engineers and Army researchers in Durham explore a vacuum air and atmospheric pressure based booster for missiles. The system aims to cut propellant needs and allow heavier payloads by using atmospheric energy to provide initial velocity, with studies published in Civil Engineering and Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets.
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N.C
Duke University
U.S. Army Research Engineers
Duke Engineering
Don J. Wood
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Duke
Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets
Sudmir Kumar
James J. Murray
Army Research Office
J. R. N. Rajan
Duke Civil Engineering
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