Space Safety Must Guide All Space Exploration
In the wake of two fatal space disasters, the essay argues that ground oversight and strict safety controls failed at Cape Kennedy and in Moscow. It urges greater US Soviet cooperation to prevent further loss of life, improve guidance and control, and protect astronauts as humanity reaches for the moon.
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Earth
Vladimir Komarov
U. S
Virgil Grissom
Edward White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Cape Kennedy
Moscow
United States
Russia
Tighten Ethics Rules Against Tarnished Congressmen
The Senate Ethics Committee recommends censure for Senator Dodd amid renewed questions of ethics in Congress. Pearson and Anderson exposed rottenness, while 95 percent of members are honest. calls grow for stronger ethical standards and enforcement by IRS and Justice to prevent recurrence of misdeeds like improper funds use.
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Thomas Dodd
Drew Pearson
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Adam Clayton Powell
Horace Kornegay
Dodd
Powell
Bobby Baker
Jack Anderson
Internal Revenue Service
Justice Department
Rail unions threaten walkout as deadline extended
Editorial notes six craft unions threaten a Wednesday strike with Congress having extended the deadline by 20 days. President Johnson warns of crippling nationwide disruption to rail traffic and defense shipments. Labor resists further extension while Congress faces pressure from 1,900 lodge unions and Senate skeptics.
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Defense Department
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Congress
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Johnnson
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
White House
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning Newspaper
An independent newspaper item notes its publication cadence with daily afternoon issues and Sunday morning editions.
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Greece Crisis Threatens Truman Doctrine And Greek Democracy
A Greek military dictatorship turmoil ensnares American couple Margaret Chant and Andreas Papandreou, raising questions about U S policy toward dictatorships. The piece links the crisis to the Truman Doctrine and U S military aid, noting CIA involvement and political uncertainty in Greece.
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Ill
University of California
Athens
Johnson
Margaret Chant
University of Minnesota
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Greece
Margaret
Andreas
Aspida
Shield
Harry Truman
United States
Jack Peurifoy
U. S
Truman
Youthful shoplifting epidemic shocks Chanute town
In Chanute Kansas police chief Lige Matlock learns from a concerned mother that her daughter and 26 other teenage girls from respectable families have admitted shoplifting. The piece outlines rising arrests, costs to stores, and debates over punishment and reform.
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Matlock
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Yale
North Carolina
Tennessee
District of Columbia
U. S
A. L. Burnett
Lincoln M. Zonn
New York City
Curtis “P. Harris
Oklahoma City
California
Michigan
Maryland
Cincinnati
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