Astronauts drill for December moon orbit trip
Astronauts train in Cape Canaveral ahead of a December moon orbit plan. Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders discuss simulations, navigation, and emergency procedures for the Saturn V launch and six day flight to orbit the moon with Apollo 8 crew options and backup teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Kennedy
Fla
Pic
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell
Borman
Stures
William A. Anders
Bill Anders
Sys- Lovell
Ontims
Sim Lovell
Kititz
Jareas
Idurich
Neling
Penner Chet Pee Tar
Moon
Sea of Tranon
Gol
Navy
Lovelli
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Air Force
Anders
Fred W. Haise Jr
Tronaut
Cen
Ter
Houston
Tex
Tor
Congressmen praise Nixon naming information czar
Congressman argues the information czar concept could threaten press access and federal transparency while noting Nixon’s aim for a government wide information policy. He cites a 1967 law and urges uniform rules to prevent arbitrary withholding of records and to safeguard public information. The subcommittee warns against overriding protections and calls for clearer limits on agency discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss
Department of de
Ciole
Nixon
Federal Trade
Mets
Volved
Missouri hearing on workers' compensation rate proposals
State insurance superintendent Robert D. Scharz announced a hearing in Jefferson City on December 19 to review proposals to revise workers' compensation insurance rates in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Robert D. Scharz
Miners Trapped as Another Mine Explosion Hits West Virginia
In Mannington West Virginia an explosion in a deep coal mine trapped 78 workers for over a week. Flames and smoke billowed from the mine entrances as rescue efforts continued amid dangerous conditions reported by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mannington
W. Va
Jane
Blood testing machine tied to mine blast plans
A speeded blood testing system touted by executives as a major advance is linked to a mine incident in which 21 workers escaped after explosions. The SMA 12/60 unit processes 12 tests from one sample, including cholesterol and diabetes markers, with results sent to doctors for on‑site employer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
High St
Memorial and
St.Mary's
Francis Hospital
Washington
Callaway Memorial
Iospital
Fulton
Ional Brotherhood
thelThis
Nerses
Baptisms Run Against Atheist Russia Inflow Of Faith
In Moscow a survey notes 40 percent of babies are not baptized despite official atheism, with 61 percent saying families urged baptism and 23 percent viewing it as an old Russian custom. The reporting cites Molodoi Kommunist and YCL links amid broader religio social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Handler
James H
University of Missouri
League Magazine
Soviet Union
Molodoi Kommunist
fragmented local notice card
unreadable OCR fragment from a newspaper page presents few readable names or facts. the text lacks clear events dates locations or involved parties making precise summarization impossible.
Newsmen to watch Sirhan Sirhan trial on closed circuit TV
Los Angeles AP reports that some newsmen will view the Sirhan Sirhan trial on closed circuit television from a room three floors below the main courtroom due to the small, heavily guarded space. Superior Court Judge Herbert Walker defended the arrangement as ensuring the public is fully informed. Critics noted gains in transparency but questioned access for all media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fedmand
Mediterranean
Department
Nicholas Katt
Izenbach
David Thomas
Federal Aviation|command
Thomas
Herman Mey
United
Fic
Britain
Italy
Naples
FAA
Peace Corps
Jack T
Vaughn
Congo
iPeace
H. B. Gross
Iowa
United States
Adam Clayton
North Powell
Tony Atlantic Treaty Organization
iMegaa
Sur
Plain City
Ohio
Powell
Rust House
Sian
Richard M.jand
State Department
Nixon
Fortmonth
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
NATO
Gaye J. Willard Marriott
Rhode Island
Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishar
Sirhan
Herbert
a/V. Walker
Han
Robert F. Ken
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Nedy
House
Walker
Richard
Maddox to Lead Highway Patrol Intelligence Division
Col Mike Hockaday announced that C. Maddox will become permanent head of the Highway Patrol intelligence and investigation division starting Sunday. Maddox has served as acting supervisor since February 1. The move expands the unit to address auto theft, burglary, homicide, armed robbery, forgery and related crimes, with emphasis on information exchange among state and local law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated, Press
C. C. Maddox
Highway Patrol
Mike) Hockaday
Hockaday
Eel
Taegatte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ecet
James H. Baumgartner
News
Tribune
Uj Oy Imes
Czar
Rsenteron.ap
The
D Ofa Biue Ezee
Pentagon
Federal Trade Commission
Shirley
Cosisia
Yorky
Sithe
Wendel
Topeia
Ae Wee, Jr
Ottawa
George _ Harris
Elko
Mustmey Stternoon
Mahan
Llewellyn
John Corcoran
Consolidation Coal Co
Mountaineer
Meg
Corcoran
World News Report
Russia
Baumgarter
Young Communist League
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Jajce
Bosnia
London
Ministry Transport
Newcastle
Derby
Genoa
Mirano
Offerson
City Post-Tribune
Che Tribune
Ieee Post Batabia
Gundey
Capitol
New York
Clint Eastwood
Coogan
Universal
Doris Day
Brian Keith
James Garner
Debbie Reynolds
Maurice Ronet
Paul Lynoe
Mid-America
Dre
Annette
Wubee Avalon
Fucello
Arey
Ick
McCarty
Ais Pig Palace
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!