Johnson and Humphrey at Graveside Service
The schedule covered burials for Air Force Lt. Col. Edward H. White II at West Point at 11 a.m. and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Roger B. Chaffee at Arlington at 1 p.m., with Grissom nearby. A brief graveside sermon preceded Grissom’s burial as a NASA study notes space cabin fire risks in 1962.
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Air Force
Edward H. White II
Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Grissom
Arlington
Roy van Tassel
NASA
Powell to pay defamation judgment in royalties
The head of the company behind Latins Cent records said a $32,500 payment is due on the $170,000-plus defamation judgment against Harlem congressman Adam Powell. The payment stems from advance royalties on the New York record Keep the op, and Barash, Powell’s businessman, said further interest will push the total beyond $170,000. Powell, a Harlem minister, is connected to the defamation case.
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NEW York
Adam
Harlem
Barash
Powell
J Records Inc
Esther James
Newsmen
New Yorkeg
Reagan Proposes Economy Budget With Tuition Rise
California Governor Ronald Reagan unveils a $4.62 billion economy budget demanding at least $240 million in new taxes and first ever tuition for University of California and state college students. He cuts university requests by about 30 percent and faces fierce opposition in a Democratic legislature.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
University of California
Reagan
Clark Kerr
Kerr
Senate
Assembly
Edmund G. Brown
New Snowstorm Aimed At Chicago
A new snowstorm in the West headed toward Chicago as cleanup crews raced to clear neighborhood streets after Thursday's 23 inch snowfall. Main expressways were clear but many neighborhood streets remained impassable hindering heating oil and coal deliveries. The storm was expected to move into the Midwest on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Midwest
Space cabin fire tragedy mirrors Apollo 1 in test facility
In a Brooks Air Force Base space cabin simulator at Lackland AFB San Antonio an oxygen rich fire killed one airman and critically burned another during maintenance. The chamber closely resembled Apollo 1 with a 100 percent oxygen atmosphere and 18 000 feet pressure. Both injured airmen were rushed to Brooke Army Medical Center where one died and identities were not released.
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Paul Recer
San Antonio
Tex
School of Aerospace Medicine
Cape Kennedy
Brooks Air Force Base
Lackland Afb
Space
Brooke Army Medical Center
Air Force
New SBI Director McBryde Opposed to Klan in NC
Myron H. McBryde, named director of North Carolina's State Bureau of Investigation, says he is absolutely opposed to the Ku Klux Klan and will run the SBI as a strictly state agency. He notes past SBI charges over Klan information and plans to study the bureau before implementing changes.
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New
SBI
McBryde
Klan
Charlotte
North Carolina
State Bureau of Investigation
Ku Klux Klan
Myron H. McBryde
The
Charlotte News
Columbus
Miss
Dan Moore
Malcolm B. Seawell
Governor's Committee On Law and Order
Seawell
Wade Bruton
Bruton
Walter Anderson
FBI
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
San Juan
el Paso
Albuquerque
Bobby Greenlease
Maoist Forces Seize Tsingtao Amid Bloody Push
Tokyo AP reports Maoist forces claimed capture of the Shantung port city Tsingtao with army aid after a brutal battle. The Liberation Army Daily described a counteroffensive against bourgeois rule, noting attacks on the Tsingtao daily and radio station as a pro-Lin Piao faction demonstrated in force on January 28.
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Tokyo
Mao Tsetung
Shantung Province
Tsingtao
Chinese Communist Party
Shanghai
Peking
Taiyuan
Shansi
Liberation Army Daily
Mao
Lin Piao
Revolutionary Rebel Committee
Army
Reischauer urges prudent de escalation in Vietnam policy
Former U S ambassador to Japan Ed O Reischauer told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that prudent de escalation offers the best path to end the Vietnam war without withdrawal or major escalation. He urged limited military involvement in Asia and cautioned against formal alliances while warning against withdrawal risks to U S prestige.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Edwin O. Reischauer
U.S
Japan
Vietnam
Reischauer
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harvard University
Asia
America
United States
China
South Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
Dark
Refugee Army Based In Russia Reportedly Raids Chinese Area
Isa Yusu Alptekin head of Eastern Turkestan Refugees Association in Istanbul says a 60,000 member refugee army based in Alma Ata, trained in guerrilla warfare and public administration by the Soviet Union, has carried out 5 000 raids into Sinkiang in the past year. He named Gen Zunun Taibov as commander and cited refugee reports. claims unconfirmed.
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Russia
Istanbul
Turkey
China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Isa Yusu Alptekin
Eastern Turkestan
Turkestan
Alptekin
East Turkestan
Alma Ata
Sovie Union
Zunun Taibov
Urumchi
Taibov
Zunun Taib
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Philadelphia
Lovelace Foundation For Medical Education and Research
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Capitol
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Seco Odion Tas
Virgil Grissom
Slayton
Glenn
Shepard
Cooper
Carpenter
Young
Mr. McBryde
Sanford, N.C
Anderson
Telyver
Chengcher
Manchuria
Yellow Sea
State Department
East Asia
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