Moon Plans Are Stalled
The Apollo program faces delays after the fatal Cape Kennedy fire that killed Virgil Grissom Edward White and Roger Chaffee. Officials say immediate questions about cause and design must be answered before a manned lunar flight by 1970 can be reassessed.
Probers Seek Cause Of Fire That Killed Three Astronauts
Investigators search for the blaze cause after Apollo astronauts Virgil Grissom Edward White II and Roger Chaffee died in their spacecraft at Cape Kennedy Florida. A formal board led by Dr. Floyd Thompson will convene to study the disaster that halted moon mission plans.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
America
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Olin Teague
D-Tex
House Aeronautics Committee
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom Jr
Edward H. White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Grissom, White and
Chaffee
Ben Funk
Apollo
Nantis Soageiin-Tubere
Virgil I. Grissom
Floyd Thom
NASA
Research Center
Apollo 1 Fire tragedy shocks nation and space program
Three astronauts Grissom White and Chaffee died in a Pad 34 fire during a February simulation for a planned two week mission to the moon. Backup crew Schirra Cunningham and Eisele reassigned as the program reevaluates designs and schedules amid investigations.
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Charles A. Mosher
Ohio
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Washington
M Grams
White
U.S
Chaffee
Secrev
Grissom
Apollo
Paul Haney
NASA
Navy
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Schirra
Eisele
Cunningham
Move
Johnson
Ooryenemne
Ameri Oho Ar ‘ Cans
National Aeronautics and Space 2
Ee Ee Gordon Harris
Kennedy Space Center
Mercury
Atlantic
Scientists And Families Mourning In Private
Apollo I tragedy casts a pall at NASA's Manned Space Center Houston as families of Grissom Chaffee and Armstrong cope in private with their losses. Friends and officials visit homes and the center while investigators plan the doomed mission's flight schedule.
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Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
The
Space Center
Walter Schirra Jr
Houston
Cape
Betty Grissom
Scott
Mark
Michael Collins
Martha Chaffee
Stephen
Cheryl
Jan Armstrong
Neil A. Armstrong
Patricia White
Edward
Bonnie
the Space Center
Apollo I
Sinkiang Maoists vow seize power amid clashes
Peking radio reports Mao followers in Sinkiang vow to seize leadership from Liu Shao-chi loyalists as Red Army units parade in Taiyuan Shanghai Fukien Paoting Lanchow. About 140,000 of 160,000 troops loyal to Gen Wang Enmao amid a tense border region marked by 1960 incidents and past atomic tests.
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Tokyo
Peking Radio
Mao Tsetung
Sinkiang Province
Liu Shao
Mao
Taiyuan
Li Ae
Shanghai
Fukien
Paoting
Lanchow
Peking Wall
Sinkiang
Wang En-mao
Soviet Union
China
Uigur
Peking
Foochow
Peking People’s Daily
Junked cars pile up as Guilford County fights pollution
Sunday report notes junked cars accumulating in Guilford County complicating air and water pollution control efforts. The article ties vehicle waste to environmental concerns and calls for action to reduce pollution sources.
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Guilford County
Davidson County
Enterprise Sunday
Powell to Offer Settlement in Libel Case in Bahamas
Powell may pay the $33,000 defamation judgment to Esther James to resolve long-running libel disputes. Attorneys Weis and Kunstler advised settlement, potentially lifting New York court orders that have kept Powell out of the state. Powell owes about $168,000 including a separate $135,000 verdict, with litigation over the Puerto Rico home transfer ongoing.
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Bimini
Bahamas
Conlet
Bate
New York
Henry R. Williams
William M. Kunstler
Powell
Esther
James
Harlem
Don
State Supreme Court
Puerto Rico
U.S. Supreme Court
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