Eugene Burdick Dies of Heart Attack at San Diego Resort
Author Eugene Burdick, 47, known for The Ugly American and Pall Safe, collapsed and died Monday at a San Diego resort after playing tennis with Mrs. Hugh Wood. Attempts at revival failed. he died en route to Doctor's Hospital. Autopsy planned. Burdick had recently been treated for heart trouble in Oakland and taught political theory at UC Berkeley.
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Gas Stations in Space Could Fuel Interplanetary Trips
Space engineers propose orbiting tankers as service stations to refuel spacecraft before long journeys to Mars or Venus. Lockheed expert Morgan explains propellant depots using liquid oxygen hydrogen and kerosene, enabling larger payloads and skipping heavy rockets. An ATAA session notes Titan 3C booster plans and a 26,970 pound payload orbital target for early tests.
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Goldberg to tackle United Nations financial crisis
UPI reports that Arthur J. Goldberg, sworn in as ambassador to the United Nations, faces the first major test: resolving a financial deadlock at the world body while defending a broader U.S. push on foreign policy including Viet Nam. He is set to present credentials and explain U.S. goals amid internal and international debate.
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Highway Shooting Kills Montclair Man in Newark
Felice today sought the shotgun killer of Montclair resident Jessie Sauls aged 34 who was shot in the face behind his car after an argument with another driver on 6th Street. A woman passenger, Elaine Barrows, described a sedan that approached and fired as the cars drew abreast. She gave police a vehicle description and driver details.
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Greek Utility Workers Strike Appears Failing
ATHENS Greece UP T reports a broad anti government strike by pubic service workers aimed at toppling Premier George Papandreou. Troops were poised to disrupt essential services as the government warned of conscription if necessary. By midnight, Athens and the port of Piraeus showed normal activity, suggesting the strike failed to cripple the city.
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New Social Security Plan Cuts War Veterans Benefits
Washington expected to approve a 6.5 billion bill extending medical aid and boosted Social Security, but many World War I, World War II, and Korean War veterans face reduced VA benefits as the raise pushes them into higher income brackets. Stock market movements show mixed results with major gains and losses across firms from Sinclair to RCA, reflecting a cautious trading day.
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GOP Governors Move to Stop Splinter Resolutions
MINNEAPOLIS UPI governors conference faces splits as Republicans debate reviving a civil rights resolutions procedure. Most GOP members back restoring the procedure, while Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag and a Democratic minority oppose. Montana Governor Tim Babcock proposes a compromise allowing resolutions with majority backing from the nine member executive committee.
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Viet Review Near Climax As U S Plans Viet Nam Steps
Washington reports a high level briefing on U S aims in Viet Nam amid signs of increased involvement. Johnson meets with lawmakers and top advisers while Britain’s Heath leads Conservative leadership ballots as Vietnam strategy and missile threat are discussed.
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