Armstong says Soviet supersonic airliner aims for market
Astronaut Neil A Armstrong reports Soviet officials claim a TAM supersonic airliner could enter the world market soon as a direct rival to the Concorde. He saw the plane in Russia in June and noted no time frame was given for its launch.
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Train stalling leads to emergency tunnel evacuation
In New York a stalled subway train prompted evacuation after a failed attempt to push it out of a tunnel. A police undercover agent testified in a conspiracy trial that orders from defendants included cutting police call box wires and surveying subway facilities. Meanwhile textile talks in Washington showed wide gaps with proposed restraint durations differing between the US and Japan. NASA reported frogs aboard the Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite remained in good condition after over 36 hours in orbit, transmitting radio data as they experienced weightlessness and artificial gravity.
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Viet Troops Yanked From Cambodia Front
International report states South Viet Nam halted a 10 day incursion into Cambodia near Sihanoukville and pulled troops back to Saigon after heavy fighting with Cambodian and Viet Cong forces. The UN Security Council debated Rhodesia and decolonization issues as Western powers weighed responses to regional crises.
The Name Is Irene Not Amelia Denials by Mrs Bolam
Mrs Irene Bolam of Leisure Village New Jersey denied being Amelia Earhart a claim sparked by Joe Klaas book Amelia Earhart Lives She offered fingerprint tests and called the book a hoax Her sister Mrs Albert Morrissey of West Medford Mass echoed doubt about the supposedly recovered missing aviatrix The two conclude Earhart is not alive or identified by current images
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New York Off-Track Betting Eyes Sports Parlay Boom
Vegas odds‑maker Snyder predicted in New York that organized gambling will suffer a knockout blow from the citys off track betting program. He said the move could boost interest in horse racing and promote sports betting with parlay records in basketball and football. Samuels, president of the OffTrack Betting Corp, outlined plans to open several betting parlors by Jan 1 with aims to expand to six to eight sites monthly and reach up to 100 million by year two pending a state constitutional amendment.
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Huntsley Report on TV News and Conspiracy Claims
Huntley, former TV news commentator, rejected claims TV news is part of a vast conspiracy. He noted there are problems but argued the core issue is limited air time and heavy selectivity. He spoke during a trip to Madison, Wisconsin, to present Civil War letters of his grandfather to the State Historical Society.
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Maryland AG Warns I Am Curious Yellow Spurs Disorder
The Maryland attorney general warned the Supreme Court that approving the film I Am Curious, Yellow could lead to sexual activity on Baltimore streets and in cities like New Orleans. He argued supporters seek freedom to act anywhere, while the state appeals court had tempered Maryland’s ban on the Swedish film.
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Fly Ferdinand Fly declines Uruguayan entry amid kidnap case
Fly Ferdinand Fly, son of kidnapped agronomist Claude L Fly, says he will honor his father's wish to stay out of Uruguay if a purported letter requesting it is genuine. A 27 year old political science graduate student at Colorado State University in Port Carling plans to contact his mother Tuesday night by telephone to discuss the letter.
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