Soviets Debate Launch Of New Manned Spacecraft
Reports indicate Soviet scientists and leaders are debating a second manned Soyuz mission after the Soyuz 1 crash that killed cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov. Some sources expect a launch by month’s end or in June, while others urge caution and delay.
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Vladimir M. Komarov
Kremlin
Russia
Communist Party
Komarov
Baikonur
Soviet Space Center
Central Asia
Soviet Union
Times weighs entering the afternoon field after Tribune's demise
New York Times president Arthur Ochs Sulzberger said the paper will study the possibility of entering the afternoon newspaper market after the World Journal Tribune shut down. The Post raised ads 20 percent while the Daily News increased single-copy price, and union leaders sought talks to save the Tribune.
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World Journal Tribune
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Matt Meyer
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Sulzberger
the Times
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el Diario la Prensa
Barry Sadler Retires From Army At Fort Bragg
Barry Sadler, famed for The Ballad of the Green Berets, received his Army discharge at Fort Bragg. The 26 year old staff sergeant declined publicity and plans to move to California with wife Lovena and their 3 year old son Thor to continue writing songs. He had served since 1962 with four years in the Air Force prior.
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Army
Air Force
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Thor
California
One Man's Vote Counts In Tight Charlotte Mayoral Race
Mayor Stan Brookshire won a fourth two year term in Charlotte by 58 votes with 15,829 to 15,771 for challenger John A. Tate Jr. A canvass is set for Monday and a recount is possible as Tate has not conceded.
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Duke Be-In Draws 250 Attracts Hippies To Durham
Duke University student Jeff Van Pelt organized a Be-In that drew more than 250 attendees from New York and Iowa. He sold over $100 in buttons beforehand but says sales occurred before the event. Duke and UNC hosted similar gatherings, with UNC noted as more energetic by observers.
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Jeff van Pelt
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van Pelt
New York, N.Y
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Chapel Hill
UNC
Bill Baird
Des Moines
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