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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1969

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Space crew pay and medical tech training notes

Inquiries cover astronaut compensation, back blows for choking, and dog training. NASA astronauts receive no extra flight pay. civilian astronauts are graded under Civil Service scales. Medical tech paths include a BS in medical technology with salary $500–$550, or a one year certified lab assistant course earning $350–$400.

NASA Civil Service Commission Frank Borman Time Newsweek Life Action Line Carolina Duke Wake Forest Charlotte Memorial Cone Charlotte Concord Wake Memorial Raleigh Morganton Technical School Lenoir Morganton C.L.A Registry of Medical Technology Muncie Indiana

Re-Establishment Of DMZ Proposal Rejected By North Vietnam

AP dispatch from Paris reports the first concrete Vietnam talks proposal was rejected by North Vietnam and the NLF. Lodge urged a demilitarized zone between Vietnam's halves and withdrawal of foreign troops, while Hanoi and the NLF demanded a peace government in Paris and a firm hard line on settlement terms. The four principals will reconvene Thursday at the International Conference Center with no fixed schedule.

William L. Ryan Paris United States Vietnam U.S Henry Cabot Lodge North South Democratic Republic of Lodge Pham Dang Lam South Vietnam Xuan Thuy North Vietnam Tran Buy Kiem NLF International Conference Center Sde

California floods leave 12 dead in mudslides across SoCal

Mudslides buried sleepers and floodwaters isolated towns from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara. Twelve deaths reported as 11 to 12 inches of rain fell in 24 hours, wrecking roads, rails, power and communications while helicopters rescued roof sleepers and towns sought amphibious help.

Keith Hearn Associated Press LOS Angeles California San Luis Obispo Ventura Santa Barbara Navy Tn Hills Michael Riordan Glendale Encino Sherman Oaks Topanga Canyon Highland Park Ventura County Southern Pacific San Francisco

Computers Join Cops In Battle

Washington AP reports computers have joined police in the fight against crime. The FBI National Crime Information Center, two years old, links 47 states and Canada, delivering instant data on crimes and stolen property. The system handles thousands of police officers daily and reportedly delivers about 200 hits per day.

Washington FBI FBI National Crime Information Center Canada J. Edgar Hoover Speeder

Quiet funeral for Jan Palach with large crowds

Prague mourners attended the quiet funeral of Jan Palach, the 21 year old student who set himself on fire to protest the Soviet occupation. Security kept watch as thousands gathered in rain, while officials urged restraint and the late communist leader Dubcek urged caution against provocations.

Prague Jan Pa Jach Communist Party Alexander Dubcek Palach Janiff Wenceslas Square Czechoslovakia Hungary Yugoslavia Charles University Jan Huss Oldrich Stary Jan Palath

Airfield Attacked By Reds Near Saigon

Airfield near Saigon came under fierce attack by enemy forces early Sunday, with more than a dozen shellings of allied installations across South Vietnam. The assault followed the opening of peace talks in Paris, as officials weigh timing and leverage. A U.S. paratroop battalion was moved north to confront Viet Cong forces near major American bases.

George McArthur Saigon U.S South Vietnam Vietnam Paris

Navy Unaware of Korean Threats Before Pueblo Sailed

Navy testimony states Captain Thomas Dwyer, top intelligence officer in Japan, did not know North Korea threatened counter measures against intelligence ships before the Pueblo sailed. He also said no known way to destroy secret material aboard the Pueblo. The court of inquiry heard that Dwyer failed to see broadcasts warning of threats two days before and on the day of the Pueblo’s mission off North Korea.

Rosebush J. R M. R Fido Lady of the Roses Richard E. Meyer Associated Press Coronado Calif U.S.S. Pueblo Japan Navy Thomas L. Dwyer Davan North Korea Dwyer Puebla Lloyd M. Bucher Pueblo i

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