Space Agency selects Apollo 11 crew for lunar walk
Space officials named Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin as the Apollo 11 crew to attempt mankind first lunar landing possibly July 11. Armstrong will command with Aldrin walking on the moon while Collins stays in orbit collecting rock samples during a 24 hour surface stay.
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Edwin
Buz) Aldrin
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Jerusalem
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Dayan
B52s Protect Saigon Amid Predawn Raids Near Capital
In predawn raids 200000 pounds of bombs were dropped on red positions near Saigon by B52 bombers. Missions ranged from the Mekong Delta to northern provinces to hinder a Tet buildup and protect the capital.
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Saigon
Mekong
Jobs and Pay Rise in December Amid Low Unemployment
Labor Department data show December unemployment at 3.3 percent, a 15 year low, with average hourly earnings up to 2.93 for rank and file workers and weekly pay averaging 110.75 dollars. The year 1968 posted the largest annual earnings gain in 17 years. Dr Charls E Walker to become undersecretary of the treasury in the Nixon administration, after eight years as executive vice president of the American Bankers Association.
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Labor Department
Charls E. Walker
Treasury
Nixon
New York Times Service
Walker
American Bankers Association
Mystery Red Powder Linked to Harvard Coed Death
Cambridge police test red powder found on Harvard coed Jane S. Britton 23 and her bloody mattress. Investigators say the powder may be tied to a Persian burial rite and the marked stains mirror relic rituals. The attacker allegedly beat Britton with a large stone that was a gift and has since vanished.
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Cambridge
Massachusetts
Harvard
Classified Ad Rates And Publication Details
The notice lists ad rates per month and year for Long Beach California editions with a publication date of January 10, 1969. It references circulation by the Superior Court of Los Angeles County decree number C-10280 dated October 6, 1944.
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Pine Ave
Long Beach 12
Calif
Long Beach
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
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