Nixon to See Apollo Launch at Cape Kennedy
President Nixon will fly to Cape Kennedy on Nov 14 to witness the Apollo 1 manned space flight, becoming the first incumbent president to view a liftoff. The trip follows Apollo 12 astronauts’ White House visit and is part of a broader Washington trip amid Vietnam protest demonstrations.
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Sears Builder Gen. Wood Dies
Gen Robert Wood longtime Sears architect of the modern retail empire died at his Lake Forest home. A West Point graduate he retired as a brigadier general after guiding Sears from mail order to a vast retail distributor. In 1924 he forecast a shift in sales and steered the firm toward stores. Open Arms GOP chair Morton welcomed back New York Mayor John Lindsay if he aligns with the party in New York.
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Filipino heir sues father over marriage and debts
Norman Aguinaldo, 23, and his wife Julie, 22, file $14 million suit in San Francisco against Daniel Aguinaldo, claiming slander and conspiracies related to the arranged marriage. Julie seeks $2 million. Norman seeks $12 million for alleged stolen stocks and property. Daniel was served as he arrived at San Francisco Airport. Separately in Geneva, Armand Hammer bought Gauguin Bonjour M Gaugin for 4,000 Swiss francs at an auction featuring 37 works and a Giacometti sculpture. a Matisse sold for 110,000.
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Viet Cong Clash With Police in Saigon Force Infiltration
Viet Cong units attempting to infiltrate Saigon clashed with national police in the 7th precinct. About 200 attackers in five platoons reportedly left two dead while police suffered one killed and seven wounded. A sweep continued for further Viet Cong infiltration as Mekong Delta forces faced a large North Vietnamese assault.
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National $5 Billion Airport Development Approved
The House approved a 10 year 5 billion dollar airport and airways package with new user taxes to help cover costs. It passed 897 6 and moves to the Senate where a similar measure awaits Commerce Committee action. The bill would raise domestic passenger ticket taxes and impose a 3 head tax on overseas flights.
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Nasser vows to storm Israel over sea of blood
In a Cairo parliament speech Nasser pledged Arab armies would storm Israeli forces to recover occupied territory. He praised Soviet support and accused US militarists of backing Israel as Arab commanders struck along the Suez Canal and Jordan River.
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